How to setup your Vu+ for recording on USB

you need to use software called putty, then select telnet session and enter you box IP, new window will appear then write the above

if you're using windows xp just run cmd then write telnet and your box IP
 
I followed your instructions , and now i want to play some .avi of DivX vids from my solo2.
Where can i copy that type of vids. It is o.k to put them in usb/movie folder without problem?
Can i use a USB fat32 format from my cpu to play these video?
 
Alexis said:
I followed your instructions , and now i want to play some .avi of DivX vids from my solo2.
Where can i copy that type of vids. It is o.k to put them in usb/movie folder without problem?
Can i use a USB fat32 format from my cpu to play these video?
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Yes, you can do it.
 
Select the item Default movie location and press the OK button​
then press the Menu button and select the item Switch to filelist​
now you will be able to navigate through the directories and to select the path​
/media/usb/movie by pressing the green button​
hallo!!​
when i reach this i have a problem..in the /media/usb folder there is no movie option,only lost+found and var appears..what should i do?​
 
pentreti said:
Select the item Default movie location and press the OK button​
then press the Menu button and select the item Switch to filelist​
now you will be able to navigate through the directories and to select the path​
/media/usb/movie by pressing the green button​
hallo!!​
when i reach this i have a problem..in the /media/usb folder there is no movie option,only lost+found and var appears..what should i do?​
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By a software FTP or by telnet​
create a folder named movie on your usb stick: /media/usb/movie​
 
Thanks alot for the tutorial very useful.
I did it and all working fine.
But i have a problem. When i turn off the solo 2 (no standby) and turn on the solo 2 in boot it crashes and i have to take out the usb stick .
I have to format again the usb stick to pc to working again.
I try 3 different usb sticks and the some problem.
Any help?
Thanks
 
stathis said:
Thanks alot for the tutorial very useful.
I did it and all working fine.
But i have a problem. When i turn off the solo 2 (no standby) and turn on the solo 2 in boot it crashes and i have to take out the usb stick .
I have to format again the usb stick to pc to working again.
I try 3 different usb sticks and the some problem.
Any help?
Thanks
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You should attach a crashlog to try to understand the cause of your issue.
You should find it in /media/hdd
 
I cant find anything in media/hdd.
Before i had dreambox 800se and had the same problem.
With hdd no problem
 
Mito said:
By a software FTP or by telnet​
create a folder named movie on your usb stick: /media/usb/movie​
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mito thanks for your answer but i cant understand how i can do this..i am new in this and i dont know what a software ftp or telnet is:(
 
Mito said:
Try to format your usb stick by your Solo2, then mount again it.
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I try it but solo 2 crash when i put the usb stick. I have to put it in the pc first to format it and then solo 2 find it and format it.
Thanks for the help Mito but i wonder if someone have the same problem or only me.
The 3 usb stick i try it was 1)kingston 2gb 2)kingston 8gb 3)Toshiba 16gb
all with the same problem first to dm800se and now to solo 2 . With hdd no problem.
In solo 2 i use the kingston 2gb for picons and for cross epg with no problem.
If i record something and power off solo 2 and power on the solo 2 crash at logo.
If stanby all working good.
 
I had similar problem with my Vu Uno. Now solved the problem by pointing my Kingstom 16gb pen drive as HDD. Pen drive is not fast enough and I get a little picture break sometime, but works good enough. My box image is BH 2.0.3
 
pentreti said:
ok,i downloaded filezilla..i can go into vu+duo..what should i do?i cant find usb stick
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Yo should find your usb stick as /media/usb.
Enter in /media/usb, click on mouse right button and select "create folder"...
 
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