Posted 23 June 2012 - 01:27 AM
Posted 23 June 2012 - 01:42 AM
In a recent post, Dave showed us how installing the SkyDrive app gave you access to your computers including shared/mapped folders such as those on your server. I installed it on my laptop running the release preview of Windows 8 and found a surprising behavior. In the pictures app, I see my HTPC listed and I can view all of my pictures natively in the app. It looks just like my local pictures, SkyDrive, Facebook, and Flickr tiles. It's fast and looks great! I don't see music or videos being populated, but those are natively indexed in SkyDrive yet. What a cool future where I can open my Music, Videos, and Pictures apps in Windows 8 and be able to see all of the files on my home server via SkyDrive.
Oddly, when I go to SkyDrive.com, I do not have access to the pictures folder on my server. Strange.
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Posted 23 June 2012 - 02:02 AM
I was thinking this is a FEATURE, not a bug. There are some issues with local library population, but I would almost prefer the cloud based app population from my home content which is what the Pictures app seems to be doing.I posted on that bug since the beta in my last two write ups. Very annoying. I have the same issue with looking at files on the local server. It has hit other sites as well and I just hope that they fix it for the release version. That would stop me all together from upgrading if I cannot access local content.
Posted 23 June 2012 - 02:57 AM
I was thinking this is a FEATURE, not a bug. There are some issues with local library population, but I would almost prefer the cloud based app population from my home content which is what the Pictures app seems to be doing.
Main Server - WHS 2011, Core I5-2500, 12T RAID 5 (5x3T) + 2T of Mirror + 2T of backup
Second Server - 2008R2, Core I5-2500, 12T RAID 5
Main Systems - Core I7-2600k, 16 Gigs DDR3-1600, 180 Gig Intel 330 SSD Max IOPS 240 Gig Vertex 3, 2T Sata 3 for local Backup
Other systems - Core I7-2600, Core I3-530's, Core I5-2500, Core I7-920, Core I3-2100, and G620 (see System List)
My Blogs - The Docs Blog and Tablet Resource
BYOB Videos - TheBYOBPodcast
For a complete system List: Computer Systems
Posted 30 August 2012 - 06:13 AM
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