AlwinHummels 134 Posted February 26, 2014 Posted February 26, 2014 (edited) On my MBC I use sometimes the info button while I play a movie. So I can than see a overview of the movie that is played this info is from the DvdInfoCache. Now I use metabrowser for this info but it would be nice if MBS can do this to. On Metabrowser I gave up the location of my DvdInfoCache wich is saved on a location that I wish. After that I've to do some more stuff on all PC's that are running MBC, sorry it can't be easier ;-) Sharing DvdInfoCache:The DvdInfoCache folder is used by Win7/Vista’s built in DVD Library as a place to store metadata for your media. Each extender/HTPC will have its own DvdInfoCache folder. A good way to centralize this location (as well as keep each location in sync) is by using Symbolic Links by following these steps: For this tutorial, we will be storing the DvdInfoCache folder on \\Server\Disk1\DvdInfoCache Create a single DvdInfoCache folder where all of the DVD info files will be stored. (e.g. \\Server\Disk1\DvdInfoCache ) Navigate in Explorer to %AppData%\Microsoft\eHome (Optional) Copy over all of your existing DVD info files to your new DvdInfoCache Folder. All of your existing Dvd info files will be located in %AppData%\Microsoft\eHome\DvdInfoCache Rename folder DVDInfoCache to DVDInfoCache.old (in %AppData%\Microsoft\eHome) Open a cmd prompt window. (Start-Run-Type cmd-Press Ctrl + Shift + Enter) Type: C:\ (if Windows is installed on your C:\ drive) Type: cd %AppData%\Microsoft\eHome Type: mklink /D DvdInfoCache “\\Server\Disk1\DvdInfoCache“ (Replace \Server\Disk1\DvdInfoCache with the actual folder path you created in step 1) To test if done correctly: Create a new folder in \\Server\Disk1\DvdInfoCache called “DeleteThisFolder” (Replace \Server\Disk1\DvdInfoCache with the actual folder path you created in step 1) Navigate in Explorer to %AppData%\Microsoft\eHome\DvdInfoCache\DeleteThisFolder If you can navigate to this folder without any errors, it was successfully setup. Remove “DeleteThisFolder” Repeat steps 2 thru 8 above for each USER/PC. Edited February 26, 2014 by AlwinHummels
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