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...t can be installed on Windows, Linux and Mac OS computers, as well as most NAS devices. ...e, or another server database. For example as backup or when changing your NAS system.

...h makes SMB the most commonly used network protocol to access content on a NAS or other remote hardware.<section end="intro"/> ...hen you may find that the router has allocated a different address to your NAS and {{kodi}} will no longer be able to access the media files.

...files you have on your own computer or local network (e.g. a fileserver or NAS). Kodi can also access online videos using add-ons, but these add-ons are a

...y for compatibility with the USB sharing features on some WiFi routers and NAS devices.

You'll need to choose which of your computers, Kodi devices, or NAS will be the MySQL server. The server needs to be on 24/7 or have wake-on-la MySQL/MariaDB can be installed on just about every major OS and NAS:

== NFS sharing from commercial NAS systems such as Synology or QNAP == ...ur NAS manual to see if this is possible/desirable/necessary). Since most NAS systems are based on Linux/UNIX, if you need to manually edit files, you sh

...rdata/''', for example an SMB share holding your playlists use <code>smb://NAS/share/kodi_stuff/Playlists/</code>

* On your computer or a NAS (Network Attached Storage) device/system, which supports [[SMB]] file shari

Organize the video files on your file server/NAS/local hard drive into separate folders for each Main Menu button you requir

...ating systems have built-in methods for sharing files to the network, or a NAS device can be used.

...- Record live or scheduled (with series) TV to a USB attached storage or a NAS (SMB/CIFS)

...d; Kodi will handle opening a file over SMB or NFS if they are stored on a NAS next to the media items, for instance.

...SD, Unix or Mac platform. And, hardware-based Media Servers may run on any NAS (Network Attached Storage) or any specific hardware for delivering media, l

* '''Can I record to a network share, NAS drive, etc.?''' - Unfortunately no. This is not supported by WMC. Recordi ...h a NTFS directory junction (aka symlink) or presenting a drive from their NAS using ISCSI. In both cases WMC believes it is recording to a local drive,