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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 26 for Windows => Topic started by: hoyt on March 22, 2020, 10:56:53 am
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I'm curious how well this would work. Let's say I have two PCs on the same network, each with JRiver on them, but running different libraries. One PC has a network drive mapped as G:\, and the other has the same drive mapped as J:\. I assume this would work perfectly fine with most files, but I'm particularly curious about MKV files. I see JRiverSidecar files and in those is an element called FileName. The file name has the drive letter in it.
At some point I moved my library from being mapped to S:\ to G:\, and in some of these sidecar files, I see S:\ in my current files, so I assume it doesn't really matter.
What would happen if I made the directory read-only to one of the users? Would JRiver write those sidecar files elsewhere? Thanks!