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#Air video server hd port number install#
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In a nutshell, if you set ports other than using “host”, the server will only be reachable via a local network, and you need to fiddle other settings to allow access into your Docker container which is out of the scope of this tutorial. I choose to use host for the airvideo container as it does not give me any network problems that I might come across, especially when accessing via VPN. Network > check “Use the same network as Docker Host” Mount path = /config ( this do not change.)Īdding more Media locations as you would normally do on your Desktop version of the AirVideoHD Server > Bottom of this post Network – local or WAN (host)? Mount path = /conversionPath ( this do not change. You can change it to something else if you want like /temp)

Mount path = /videos ( this do not change.)įile/Folder = /docker/airvideohd/conversionpath If you do not want it to show up on your network shares, hide it in your Control Panel > Shared Folder settings.

#Air video server hd port number install#

For simplicity, just install everything onto the /docker shared folder. The /docker Shared Folder should be automatically created for you by Synology when you first install Docker. Mount path – “virtual” paths, this can be anything, but in this case, we have to set it to match “dmaxwell/airvideohd” settings, shown in the picture above except for your media location for the Mount path of “/videos”

#Air video server hd port number download#

Under Docker’s page, go to “Registry” and enter “airvideo” into the search bar and proceed to download “hdo26/airvideohd”Ĭolumn File/Folder – this is the “real”/existing locations/folder on your Synology If you have not installed Docker on your Synology, please do so by installing it via the Package Centre.

Access to the DSM Desktop as administrator level.

It works now since the container have the proper permissions (docker) to read your video files This works if you are the only user, if you need a more specific configuration like multi-user, you still need to edit the server.properties file accordingly This way, when you browse in AirVideoHD, you will see the following: “ /volume1/video2:/videos/ videos in shared video2” “ /volume1/video1:/videos/ videos in shared video1” Just add the shared folder(s) as a separate virtual mount in /videosĪdd the Syno shares as a subfolder in “/videos” mount during container creation If you have multiple shared folders and wish to add it to AirVideoHD, you do not need to edit the server.properties settings. If you don’t, you will still see the “Could not load folder content” error Remember to restart the container after the initial run. Just replace dmaxwell/airvideohd with hdo26/airvideohd for the image Great thanks to both hdo26 and dmaxwell for providing the airvideohd docker imagesĪs most of the installation steps are the same as before, I won’t repeat the tutorial below.

#Air video server hd port number update#

More misc details on the Synology forums, AirVideo and Docker postĭMS version: 6.2-23739 Update 2 hdo26 /airvideohd Had fun with docker building, and found another image that works better than dmaxwell/airvideohd’s, as the image was supposed to be used in unRAID other than Synology. Revisited this post to try to fix the workaround by applying read permissions to all users, which is not ideal if your NAS is shared with other users Synology AirVideoHD Docker – Graphical Install without SSH Update Moving OnĪs I’ve moved on to using Plex for better library management, this will be the last update to this post New Docker Image