I'm not sure about the "Read Only" warning, and I've no NAS experience, so probably best if I don't even try and guess about it
What I can say though, is that I
*think* there might be something amiss with that view, I'm not sure...
The MC .jvi system is smart, or at least, tries to be...
The theory is, if you download a view meant for the video tree, and try to add it to the Audio tree, it won't show up in the view picker, because the view picker knows what media types the view was originally saved with... or something like that. You get the idea?
It does this using a:
<Item Name="Media Types">0</Item>
line in the .jvi file, which you can see if you open it in a text editor.
I think the zero is wrong somehow. The only way I could get it to show as a choice for me to load from the view picker was to change that zero to something else and save. I tried a one, which worked, and a three also worked.
So it seems that it's quite possible that even if you got it downloaded OK, you might have had bother actually loading it anyway
Out of curiosity, if you dropped your nameless jvi file in a text editor, does it look OK?
It should start along the lines of:
<JVI version="1,1">
<Item Name="View Info Type">2</Item>
<Item Name="Media Types">0</Item>
<Item Name="Name">Run Audio Analysis</Item>
There was a recent post from someone, I forget now, but am sure they were on a mac, and the downloaded, nameless jvi file was actually a dump of the html code of the actual Dr. Who webpage.
-marko