QUOTE(kimyee73 @ Nov 24 2013, 09:45 AM)
That is correct but why Himedia file manager did not prompt me. I'll go thru your procedure again and see if it prompt.
EDIT: OK. When I use Himedia File Manager and click on the globe, it shows All Network. I click on All Networks and it shows Localhost and myserver. When I click on myserver, it shows list of all my shared folders. When I click on any of the shared folders, the screen goes blank and later it exit into Himedia launcher. It never ask for username and password.
If any of the shared folders is set to everyone, then it will list all the files in the shared folder and everything works fine. Look like I'll have to make shared folders public and continue to use my POHD for those with password protection. With this issue I need to be careful with future android media player purchases to ensure it can work in my use condition.
Thanks nicety for all the help and being patience with me.
Thank you bro. Let me summary our finding here and share with anyone that might encounter the same issue.EDIT: OK. When I use Himedia File Manager and click on the globe, it shows All Network. I click on All Networks and it shows Localhost and myserver. When I click on myserver, it shows list of all my shared folders. When I click on any of the shared folders, the screen goes blank and later it exit into Himedia launcher. It never ask for username and password.
If any of the shared folders is set to everyone, then it will list all the files in the shared folder and everything works fine. Look like I'll have to make shared folders public and continue to use my POHD for those with password protection. With this issue I need to be careful with future android media player purchases to ensure it can work in my use condition.
Thanks nicety for all the help and being patience with me.
Problem Statement : MKV file unable to resume when stream from PC shared folder via ES File Explorer, MP4, AVI files are not affected
Solution : Use the native HiMedia File Manager to stream MKV from PC Shared folder as below steps :
1). Start Himedia native File Manager, click the globe icon at the top right corner to access to the network.
2). Click "AllNetwork" to scan the network, if you have windows shared folder or NAS, you should see the PC name with the share folder.
3). If the file manager unable to find the share folder PC, pls goto PC Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network & Sharing Center -> Advanced Sharing Settings.
4). "Network discovery" should turn on such that shared folder could be discovered By File Manager and the file & print sharing must turn on as below.

5). Click Media Streaming -> Choose Media Streaming Options, ensure Himedia Device is "Allowed".

6). IMPORTANT POINT : Goto Password Protected Sharing option, "Turn on password protected sharing" if you would like the shared folder password protected. Meaning that if you turn on this, File Manager will prompt for password when you access to the shared folder. If you turn off this, File Manager will access to the shared folder directly without password protected.

7). As mentioned in point 6, the below screen prompt for account and password when "Turn on password protected sharing" is enabled.

8). IMPORTANT POINT : if the screen prompt for "Whether to add the directory as shortcut", pls click "No" if you would like the folder is always password protected. The reason being is the shortcut will save the account and password which overwrite the password protected setting in Windows and File Manager will not prompt for password again.

9). Once you access to the shared folder, just click the MKV file to play the movie.
10). The File Manager always use the Himedia native video player the video and resume the video regardless it is local file or network shared folder.
This post has been edited by nicety: Nov 25 2013, 02:33 AM
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