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    Post time shift recording setup help

    my vu duo running on vix 2.1 has got a 2 tb hdd in it on which i record programmes
    have got a 2 gb usb stick at the back which does my epg
    now want to go for time shift ,dont want to do it on the 2 tb hdd cause dont want that to spin
    have got another 80gb usb 2.5'' hdd
    can i install it and do the time shift recording onto it with the current setup
    any comments
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    well if you using VIX then just go to

    setup system recording location

    go down to timeshift press menu

    navigate to folder you want but dont click ok

    so on the top screen it should show

    /media/usb/timeshift

    [make a folder timeshift]

    then just press green [ok] to save

    then activate timeshift

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverfox0786 View Post
    well if you using VIX then just go to

    setup system recording location

    go down to timeshift press menu

    navigate to folder you want but dont click ok

    so on the top screen it should show

    /media/usb/timeshift

    [make a folder timeshift]

    then just press green [ok] to save
    then activate timeshift

    cant seem to have the option of
    recording location in setup/system
    do i have to mount the 2.5'' usb hdd first and then look for the folder
    if i try to initialize the hdd will it wipe the other internal 2tb hdd
    do i have to use the front of rear usb ,im trying it in the front usb
    the hdd is in ntfs format
    i thought it will format itself to the appropriate format when i connect it to duo box ,am i wrong here ?
    any comments
    Last edited by boxer29; 08-09-11 at 11:30.

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    Its called recording paths.

    If you initialise the HDD you will lose the data that is on it so make sure you pick the right one from the list.

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    i have mounted the 2.5'' hdd drive its showing as stdc1
    stda1 is the internal hdd
    stdb1 is the usb stick which is 2 gb for cross epg
    and then this 250 gb hdd
    when i go into the recording paths
    and then try to and then on to the time shift it shows as media /hdd
    i cant press the meun button there is a small circle with a line on it in the top right corner as it is not allowed
    my time shift is set to no
    what am i doing wrong
    any comments

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    Quote Originally Posted by boxer29 View Post
    i have mounted the 2.5'' hdd drive its showing as stdc1
    stda1 is the internal hdd
    stdb1 is the usb stick which is 2 gb for cross epg
    and then this 250 gb hdd
    when i go into the recording paths
    and then try to and then on to the time shift it shows as media /hdd
    i cant press the meun button there is a small circle with a line on it in the top right corner as it is not allowed
    my time shift is set to no
    what am i doing wrong
    any comments
    Use the channel +- instead of menu

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    Can you press blue button, than VIX, than mount manager and see what the new hdd is mounted as, id its sdc, than change it to hdd2, you will have to restart the box and go back into recording paths.

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    Still no luck
    In vix/device manager I have
    Device/dev/sda1 mount/media/hdd
    2usb stick dev/sdb1 mount/media/usb
    3)usb hdd dev/sdc1 mount/media/usb 2
    They are showing like this

    When I go into recording paths time shift location shows media/hdd
    So is the default movie location as media/hdd whic tames the recording on the 2tb internal hdd
    The time shift is set to on it does do the time shift but not on the usb hdd
    what am I doing wrong

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverfox0786 View Post
    well if you using VIX then just go to

    setup system recording location

    go down to timeshift press menu oi

    navigate to folder you want but dont click ok

    so on the top screen it should show

    /media/usb/timeshift

    [make a folder timeshift]

    then just press green [ok] to save

    then activate timeshift

    How do you make a folder time shift

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    in ftp go to location you want to dreate folder

    right click

    create folder and name it as you want



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    well creating a folder will not sort my problem of doing the time shift recording to the ext usb 2.5'' hdd
    what should i do to start with the time shift recording
    any help pls
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    ok created a folder timeshift with filezill
    still cant acess this folder from the remote of vu+duo by going in to setting and recording paths
    it onlys shows there media/hdd
    there is also one more folder there called lost+found what is this folder
    what am i doing wrong
    Last edited by boxer29; 15-09-11 at 01:36.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boxer29 View Post
    How do you make a folder time shift
    Using Windows explorer is a very convenient way to create a directory.

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    well i have already set up the folder timeshift with filezilla
    still unable to get the time shift going
    any help
    pls

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