rednoah wrote: ↑20 Sep 2017, 09:43 If you're already running in --devmode then I have no idea. Maybe traditional permission? Have you tried using drag and drop instead of the Load button?

Drag and drop every file? Or just the folder?
I have, easily, over 100 files in my media directory.

rednoah wrote: ↑20 Sep 2017, 02:33 snap applications are prevented from accessing /mnt by the sandbox. Only the $HOME and /media folders are accessible.

If you want a snap application to have full access to your system, then you need to install it with --devmode.

I had done that also.

rednoah wrote: ↑19 Sep 2017, 17:15 Where are your files located?

They are located on a NAS. I have mapped a share via CIFS on my local Ubuntu Mate machine located at /mnt

View via Caja file explorer:



View via Filebot:

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