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  1. 02-12-10, 17:10 #1
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    vu+ solo on network

    Can I play movies that are on my pc through the vu solo box...any help is appreciated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tandaman View Post
    Can I play movies that are on my pc through the vu solo box...any help is appreciated.
    You can mount a network HDD on your pc, regards playing the movies it all depends on the format.
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    Where can I find a link to do that please
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    Off the top of my head in Network settings there's network mount manager. You can then mount shared folder from your PC.
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    Yes mate mountmanager is there I will have to have a mess around with it...Thanks
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    Make sure you set up a cifs share and make sure the folder that you want to see on your pc also has sharing enabled.
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    What is cifs share mate sorry if its a silly question
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    CIFS allows you to share with a windows hard drive or media and NFS allows you to share with another linux based hdd or media

    Have you found the network browser under menu > setup > system > Network > NetworkBrowser ?
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    Yes i found that
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    Ah I got it mate thanks for your help
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    So you have it working ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tandaman View Post
    Yes thanks
    can you please let us know how you did it?
    I have windows7 and I am stuck!!
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    I mounted the pc hard drive in the solo menu...using ip address of my pc and the shared folder in My Computer on the pc. Then play the files in media player in the solo menu
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    i've a nfs server in pc and everything ok but... ¿someone plays via wifi? I tried but only blank screen...
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