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Thread: How To Put Picons And EPG On USB ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by judge View Post
    have you a telnet client on your PC?
    If not Putty is a good one.
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    http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
    I have dream edit, dream control centre and flashFXP installed, I am not familiar with putty very much, would any of those do the job ?

    (p.s, will putty work on windows 7 64bit ?, if so, there is a lot of downloads available on that link, is it just putty.exe I need, yes ?)
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRAVEHEART View Post
    I have dream edit, dream control centre and flashFXP installed, I am not familiar with putty very much, would any of those do the job ?
    no idea mate, I don't use any of them.
    does dream control centre have a telnet client?

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    Quote Originally Posted by judge View Post
    no idea mate, I don't use any of them.
    does dream control centre have a telnet client?
    yes it does, just checked, so do i just select telnet and enter in the command, easy as that yea ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRAVEHEART View Post
    yes it does, just checked, so do i just select telnet and enter in the command, easy as that yea ?
    should be, the username will be root & blank password.

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    For record. i used putty.
    Copied the text provided in thread, right clicked on putty loaded and pasted hit enter and information is provided

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    Hi
    Sorry to jump in, But is there a way to resize the picons? When I downloaded my picons, they only fill half the allocated box on cross epg?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Foxylady View Post
    For record. i used putty.
    Copied the text provided in thread, right clicked on putty loaded and pasted hit enter and information is provided

    i personally use the inbuilt windows telnet client.

    How to enable the default Telnet client in Windows 7 - Click Here
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    thanks this has been very helpful for me

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    whats the advantage of storing your picons and EGP on your USB rather than HDD

    I currently have all mine on my hard drive just wanted know if their an advantage if I should put them on USB

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    You should really start a new thread rather than digging up a two year-old version... that said, picons ideally should be stored on your box flash memory if you have sufficient space. Failing that, a USB stick could be used. The problem with picons on a HDD is that it has to spin up the disk in order to find picons when you change channel. This can cause a momentary pause.

    EPG data can be stored on a HDD as it is loaded into RAM and only written back to the disk on shutdown or loaded back from the disk on initial startup.
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