Many thanks for your help - I was looking for a method to back up the tree as described which I can do again later to preserve my changes for the future.
I’m still on 6.6 if I am not mistaken, what would I gain by upgrading?
There is a whole load of stuff, but to make it simple it does things better& faster, plus depending on that platform (NAS type, Windows, Mac etc) the GUI is different.
Its now a Universal install, this is a single licence for all 5 of the following devise list & it allows you to install on any or all of the 5 different devices.
Windows, QNAP, Synology, OS X, Debian Linux & Raspberry Pi Raspbian
Windows 10 / 8.1 / 7 / Vista or newer
OS X Yosemite or newer
Existing users can buy it with a 50% discount, retrieve your existing order number & the forum page takes you to your 50% offer
Thanks Mike, I still use the free version and I’m more than happy with it … I think I’ll stick with this one as long as possible …
Okay… goto
then config directory
now look txt files generically called AssetUPnPDefinedBrowseTree…
The latest one (…v7) is the text file for the layout.
Back this up to store the browse configuration.
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Thanks for your help.
The “open explorer” link would not work.
However I eventually got to it with Explorer with admin at the address shown.
(is it different as I use AssetUPnP as a service I wonder).
Anyway have now copied the …v7.txt file so all good.
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