Tvheadend

If I understand you correctly, Peter, you're accessing the Synology NAS from a Windows PC, and that's the path you want to know, correct?

If so, you need to know a couple of things:

1. Where the files are being stored on the NAS (e.g. /volume1/public/Videos/Recordings, or something like that)
2. How you're mounting the exported share onto Windows (e.g. does /volume1/public map to G:)
3. And thus what the difference is (in this example, /Videos/Recordings, so your path would be G:\Videos\Recordings)

The first of these is set in tvheadend, and you can change it as you wish.

The second, you can find out by typing "net use" at a Windows command prompt. That will tell you something like:

Status       Local     Remote                              Network
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OK           Y:        \\your_nas_address_or_name\path     Microsoft Windows Network

What you may find is that G: is mapped to a different part of the directory structure from where teh recordings are saved, so it's not impossible you'll need to map a new drive latter... consider this:

• Recordings going to /volume1/public/Recordings

• Drive G: mapped to /volume1/public/Videos

... then you can click your way down drive G: until the cows come home, you'll never get to the recordings since they're not in that directory tree...

Hope that helps...