True but the sad thing is then that you can not acces a juxebox on a nas or is on a network share.
or use multiple Juxeboxes.

Hi Kraakie,



Maybe extra setting? "Location Preferred Jukebox", within Jukebox you can change to other Jukeboxes?

yeah that would be a nice feature

Tried the menu option, selected ALL and still no cover art.

How to check whether mapping was done correctly on the index.htm file?

Hi Gilbert,



Please check if index.htm file is in the root of your Movie directory. then check if there is a Jukebox directory in the root of the Movie directory. If so, it ought to be working. It works fine for me...

The working of YAMJ can be checked by starting the index.htm file from your PC, it should show you a PC version of YAMJ with all your movies.

I can open index.htm on my PC and it works fine but it show nothing in POHD2

Hmmm, strange..

Stupid question (or two)
- Did you use the ACR version of YAMJ ?
- After starting index.htm, did you select Yes in the startup options ?

Anybody?

I'm using YAMJ GUI Config (ACR) v1.0.3

After selecting index.htm, I tried both "Yes" and "No" in popup message.
- select Yes -> my Playon HD2 reboot after 2 sec.
- select No -> It show nothing in the list


Help me please. T_T

Reflash the player with the latest firmware using the safe flash method

Flash methods

Standard method
1: Turn off Ryan, red LED lights.
2: USB stick or an SD card [FAT 32 formatted] with the firmware .

The file name is always - install.img -

Setup> System> System update. [remote]

The firmware will now be flashed.

Safe Mode Flash
1. Pull the plug
2: On / off button pressed.
3: Voltage at the Ryan set.
4: On / Off button only release when the blue LED starts blinking or loading on the TV is visible.
5: Waiting for the Ryan finished flashing.
6: reconfigure your settings (video/network etc).
7: Turn off Ryan> wait> turn back on the Ryan.

Had more or less the same. Although my pohd2 did not reboot, after selecting "yes" it did not show anything. After choosing one of the filters like, show all films starting wit an "A", it would show me these specific films.
An investigation learned me that two of my films (blueray iso which played fine on my old mediaplayer) could not be played by the pohd2. After unpacking these specific iso's and placing the main mt2s files in a folder named after the film (also placed a nfo file with film information for yamj to use) the pohd2 could play the film and yamj was able to get the information in place. After this I got all films in one overview by using the index file in the pohd2.

Maybe you should search for a crappy bd-iso file...