In Win 7 right click on the folder you want to share and choose “Properties”. Then choose the “Sharing” tab and give it a name. Under “Advanced Sharing” press the “Add” button and add “Everyone” to the share. Then go back a screen and make sure that passwords for that share is turned off in the box below (if not, click on the link and turn them off).
After you’ve done all that make sure you “reset your net share logins” in the WD Live settings menu and you should then be able to see those shares.
I had a weird issue with my Live not seeing a shared folder that contained ISO files.
My solution was to place an AVI file in the folder. Afterwards, the folder started showing up in network shares on the Live and the ISO files would display and play fine.
If you use “auto login to shares” you won’t see the password screen (it will always ask for a password/user ID whether one is required or not – that’s typical behavior of any situation, even WIndows or a router).
What other files do you have in the folder? Provide a typical file with the name and codecs.
Those files need to be in a separate folder, I do believe (I don’t play VOB files so I can’t say). Try putting them in a single folder and call it “Movie” and see if you can then play that folder (and someone else will have to help you at this point – I’ve got your shares working, but VOB files are out of my expertise).
Do you have this Passport drive plugged into the USB of the WD Live? If so, does it at least see the folders on that drive?
Or are you trying to see this drive on a network? If so, you need to use net shares and follow the advice in the FAQ at the top of this forum on how to set up those shares.
I use my wd passport plugged into the USB and I acces to it, I only see other files but I can’t acces to “other files” when I click on it nothing happen. It’s like when you can’t click there because it’s empty
This is the forum for the WD Live, which is a media player. You can plug a USB drive into one of the USB slots in it, and then access certain types of files to play. Is this what you are trying to do? If so, the files must be of a kind the Live can play, and will have as an ending extension such things as .AVI, or .MKV, or .MP4. Are the files you are trying to play those kinds of files? (End with one of those extensions).