#1 : 04/01-15 13:05 christian
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Sorry, I do not know, if I use all in the correct way,
but I am unable to rename files directly on my Synology 1513 NAS. All the files can be renamed on my "local" system, but the net-attached storage, which I have direct access to from within the Win7 prof. Explorer CANNOT be renamed. from the beginning (when I choose a folder and a file inside this folder) an Error is listed. I choose the batch mode rename method with a new name only: like this: Name-of-the-film_(US_Season-01)_<Inc Nr:01> I have NO problems to rename the files inside folders "localy" but the files on my network are NOT renamed then. Is this a "feature" insid advanced renamer or have I to change some registry entrys -- but where...? Thankyou for any guidance...! christian |
#2 : 04/01-15 14:36 Kim Jensen
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Reply to #1:
Advanced Renamer does not support UNC paths (paths starting with \\). But if you map the network path to a network mapped drive, you should be fine. Please let me know if you are using UNC paths or a mapped drive. |
#3 : 04/01-15 15:20 christian
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Reply to #2:
Dear Kim --- all is solved ! I HAD mapped my network path from the NAS to a mapped drive (here for instance drive S: ---) You know -- all that strange behaviour inside Windows sometimes: I do NOT know what it has been, but it must have been a temporary "error" inside the windows 7 explorer... I could rename single files "manualy" with the "rename" procedure inside the mapped drive -- but not with the advanced renamer... I restarted my whole System twice and it seems that one corrupted .mkv file (but strange: not inside this specific folder but in another folder) caused the troubles... I deleted this suspicous file from inside the Synology GUI. NOW: all works fine now... Sorry & thankyou for your guidance...! |