Using that format just brings up browser saying not found.
Something else is wrong. either my pc is blocking or rock has error. But it adds files from usb…so I think that data directory is ok. is it not open for sharing? did I miss a step?
With ROCK, the OS drive cannot be used to store music. You would need to add a second internal drive, or, an external drive to store music. The data you see is just a share, so you can get to the logs, or add the codec.
When you add a 2nd drive or an external drive, then, they will show up under \\ROCK\Data\Storage which is where you would copy your music. (keep in mind you need 2 \\ at the beginning, so \\ROCK under file explorer should work)
I was refering to the // not the direction of the slash. Windows tends to use the backslash (\) but both will work in this instance since ROCK is a Linux distribution.
As Daniel says, ROCK should also work. You may need to append local to the end, i.e. rock.local. The Data folder will give you access to the Codecs folder.
I have 2 laptops from my work and 1 kids PC. None worked. kids (he is 21) so no idea what he has on that PC… work ones may have something blocking…so I grabbed a friends old windows 7 PC…that worked like a champ. So it was PC issues. upgrading that to windows 10…but I was able to get codec on the Rock. Thanks for the tips.