I would begin by making sure you didn't map a 'folder with in a folder' as I suspect. Channels are how you get more movies for Plex, which is the subject of this. Luckily, I don't think your issue is that complex but if it turns out to be, you know there is a way out. Plex is an awesome media center app that is made even better by being free. So in meandering trying to get my mappings in Plex to work, I had inadvertently duplicated folders within folders so I'm sure Plex was completely confused! Or was it me? Lol! Anyway, after long hours struggling to fix the mess I made, I settled on FTP'ing the Plex content in full BACK to my Windows box, deleting all the FN datasets pertaining to Plex ( ialso had permission problems stemming from when Windows/SMB WAS working correctly) and started over by mapping my Plex jail storage as you see in my pic. That interface allowed me to view the Freenas file structure in GUI! What I DID notice was that my Plex folder structure had duplicates such as a 'movie' folder in a 'TV' folder and vice versa because of the 'Create Directory' check box ticked. I'm not a command line junkie but once I figured out the only way to get to my Freenas files was FTP, I installed Filezilla. Also, it is possible in Plex to map more than one folder per instance and I suspect that may have happened in the case you pictured.Īs an aside, my struggles with both Plex and Win10 SMB/network failure, I had different problems but related. What 'I see' in your first pic is the 'Movie' folder mapped IN your /TV folder in Plex where it should be. Attached is a snapshot of my set up for comparison. I did notice your 'plex-storage-mount-png.20418/' shows just '/media' without a subdirectory such as '/media/TV' and another with '/media/movies' in separate lines. I struggled with the 'adding folders' issue and resolved it but I'm not an expert.

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