11-03-2024, 12:09 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-03-2024, 12:10 PM by Tim Curtis.
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If you are able to play the file it must exists on your NAS but another way to confirm that it exists is to access it from the command line. Just add /mnt/ to the beginning of the path shown in Audio info and run any of the commands below.
If the file doesn't exist then those commands will print an error like "No such file or directory"
You can also check each containing directory to confirm that it exists and also whether there are any "dot" (hidden) files or directories using the command below. Ignore the first two dot files named "." and ".."
If the file doesn't exist then those commands will print an error like "No such file or directory"
Code:
stat "/mnt/NAS/..."
ls l "/mnt/NAS/..."
file "/mnt/NAS/..."
You can also check each containing directory to confirm that it exists and also whether there are any "dot" (hidden) files or directories using the command below. Ignore the first two dot files named "." and ".."
Code:
ls -al "/mnt/NAS/directory1/directory2/