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Have converted a file to .ts format (with .nts and .hmt), file size 269 MB but went to down load using Windows Explorer with Media(\FOXSAT-HDR) showing as Z Drive and message say there is not enough space only 61MB available.. The box shows 60% only used and is quite happy recording stuff.
Any solutions welcome.
Just giving this a bump.
Still cannot transfer any file over 61MB onto Foxsat HDR. In Explorer it clearly shows only 61MB available (untrue) so will not allow copy and past of anything larger.
Can I only upload to box using USB memory stick or am I doing something wrong.
(out of love with Humax box due to the bug causing me to miss recording cycling from Olympic channel)
Regards
If you are using latest version of AV2HDR then you can ftp direct to the video folder. This also auto corrects the .htm to point to the correct location.
Thanks for info. I believe the version I am using is several years old so will try the latest version.
Paul – Can you try mapping the share directly as \FOXSAT-HDRVideo (and not as a sub-folder of Media). I would appeciate you trying this and letting us know the resuly and the version of samba on your foxsat.
Can you also tell me if the windows file properties look normal?
In reply to Grahamlthompson
Have installed V 1.6 of AV2HDR (was using V1.0)
On highlighting HDD the transfer failed with the following message “Connection to HDR Using 102.168.0.3 on Port 21 Failed”
In reply to REPASSAC
Have successfully mapped as you instructed, the properties look ok and have cut and pasted the required (3) files for a short video clip. Video shows up in mapped drive and in Media Browser of Raydons HDR software, BUT no sign of it when viewing media list via actual HDR unit. Any ideas?
You cab’t cut and paste the them just like that. The hmt contains the path to the .ts. If using the web interface you browse media files you will be able to correct the path by renaming the file using the opt+ function. You can leave teh name unchanged and the path will be corrected.
Re: FTP either it is not running or installed (Check the services tab) or you gave the wrong connection details. Which ftp server did you install?
Thanks REPASSAC.
Ref cut and paste, have done the renaming and it now shows up and actually works.
Ref FTP, you were right, “TinyFTP” was installed but not switched ON. FTP transfer now works a treat. Thanks for advice.
PS is it possible to create a folder on the HDR to hold all transferred videos. (eg same as all episodes from one program are held in a folder).
Yes – you can do this with ftp.
Some users are having other problems with copying to a samba share.
Can you post your Windows version and service pack level please and confirm the version of samba installed in Package Management. (2.2.12?)
Sorry REPASSAC but have just installed some alternative software on Humax today so no longer possible to view the details you are requesting, but running Windows Vista.
Reply to REPASSAC.
Info requested – Windows Vista Home Premium, Service Pack One.
Samba 2.2.12
Vista is only Service Pack One because updates just refuse to work correctly despite reloading Windows several times.
It would appear some users have a problem writing large files to the video share. Raydon is trying to establish why but currently it appears to vary with Windows install.
Use ftp for now.
Samba update now available from package management.
For those interested – only certain filesizes caused problems – so that problems were quite infrequent. In was down to the way that samba defined the field.
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