ini fileĮdit: I posted a link above to a GeForce forum post about changing the network name of your device to "Sdcard1" to allow the Hyperspin folder to be found. The names must match the database xml, all roms in one folder and correct extensions as the. Sorry if this has been covered but you have confirmed everything else is fine with the roms? (They launch fine when held on the local drive?) I expect you do need storage/WDMYCLOUD/Sinead/roms/Atari 2600/romsĮDIT: I just tested this out with my laptop as the "NAS" played an N64 rom with the rompath as the above folder structure no problem, only difference was a forward slash at the start (/storage/LAPTOP/Movies/Android/N64) You can only change the rom path manualy i believe with a text editor. This included disc items and large arcade files.Īnd makes changes to Hyperspin SO much easier! NOTE: Your Hyperspin Settings.ini rom path settings need to start with: /storage/NASNAMEHERE/ĪLL PATHS START with a / and ends with no slash at the end. You can do this while in hyperspin as well! NOTE: the path is CASE SENSITIVE!įor hyperspin to work your PATH needs to be "/storage/nasnamehere/Hyperspin" Change your Hyperspin Settings files to use the /storage/*Nasnamehere/ path so that it will never change due to ip address changes. It caused hell on my Fpse if i had too many, and could only see 2 shares any way.ģ. 1 for Hyperspin and one for my Roms/files. They will also show as External Storage in certain apps once mapped.Ģ. IT will map in the /storage/ section of your box.
Map your device in the storage settings of the Shield TV.
And still had to put in another 8TB for the rest of my systems. I finally had the chance to use my 16TB WD Nas. *This has been edited to reflect exactly what needs to be done, along with the Info from Reznnate.*
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