H K3nt,
There are a few things in your RuneAudio settings that I'd suggest you try changing:
Sources:
- Check what the path for your saved Network Mount looks like - it should be something like "your-share-name //192.168.x.x/music/your-library-name";
Sources > Network Mounts > your saved network mount:
- Remote directory: if you're storing your music in Synology's default "music" share, then this should be simply "music". The "volume1/" prefix isn't needed. If you've put your music library in a sub-folder, then the path should look something like "music/your-library-name";
- Username & password: I'd strongly advise you not to use your Admin account to access your library, as this seriously compromises your NAS's security. In my case I created a separate "music" user-account with its access restricted just to the "music" share;
MPD:
- Daemon user: group: I'd set this to "mpd:audio (default)", again for reasons of security.
There shouldn't be any need to set up a custom mount-point. With both my previous Synology NAS (DS212) and my current one (DS918+) everything works fine without needing to do anything on the command-line.
There is one thing to watch out for, depending on which version of RuneAudio you're using and what you're running it on. If you're using an older model of Raspberry PI then you might need to allow SMB to support SMB1 (Synology: Control Panel > File Services > SMB/APF/NFS > Advanced Settings > Minimum SMB Protocol: SMB1). Later versions of RuneAudio and RPi can tolerate more recent varieties of SMB.
I hope this helps.
Peace and friendship,
englishtim
