No - that error is just a warning that the settings directory already existed when you reinstalled it.
The one thing I'm not clear on is what folder you have actually shared on the PC?!
Do you have another PC you can successful access it from to find out?
With smb sharing, the path to the share is irrelevant to the client, eg if you've shared "Music", the config must say "Folder=Music", not a folder beneath, above, or the path to it. The subfolders "various series\humax sharing" will appear in the directory structure once the share is mounted...
If you've shared the "My Music" folder, that is all you need, nothing above that. Shares using smb are just a single mount point. Any folders below that will be visible once the share is mounted.
The password is whatever you set up when you shared the folder on the PC. If you didn't set one...
I've just had a similar minor calamity with seriesfiler :( When running in HDRmode on the HD, I set up a mountpoint called [root] in the videos folder, which mapped onto the /media/drive1. This was simply so I could easily get to the folders above videos, as I'm used to doing on the HD (HDR...
Welcome - good to see someone else who is experimenting with this box of tricks :)
Presumably the unstripped file doesn't play either right?
Is Raydon's AV2HDR-T2 able to rebuild the nts? I've not had a chance to play with it yet.
Otherwise I'm wondering if we could rebuild the .nts file...
Just uploaded nicesplice 1.2
Main highlights are:
- Frame size buffer overflow errors should be a thing of the past.
- Edited recordings have useless epg data packets removed (shrinking recording size by 5 to 20%).
- Progress bar on command line.
- Fix for bookmark on frame 0 bug.
- Allows...
New nicesplice package just uploaded with "shrinking" built in. It can be turned off with -noStripEPG.
Just had a look, and I think I've fixed it. Let me know if any problems.
Though it is not quite so useful with the work af123 is doing to shrink recordings automatically in the background, I've made nicesplice remove epg packets by default when editing recordings. So when perfoming a trim / removing adverts etc, the recording will effectively be shrunk as well the...
While we're at it, how about greping out any directory starting with "[" - this would exclude the "[shares] directory if people want to mount network folders in "My videos" and any future "special" folders.
Could it be series-autofiler moving the folder and other episodes to where it thinks you now want it stored (ie the deleted items folder). Do you have series-autofiler installed as well?
Sorry for the delay getting back to you - I have a quick look at this, but couldn't recreate your problems. Tested with share names of >8 characters and it worked fine. Maybe you already had a share with that name running from experimenting with the command line? (a reboot should clear it). Also...
Good news that you've had it working in one form at least :)
Could the problem be that only "HDD" is shared? Sharing with smb only shares a specific folder, and you can only attach the mountpoint to this, not any folder below it (unless it too is explicitly shared). So I wouldn't expect mount...
Would anyone been able to give this a try, especially those with recordings that have failed? Its been working ok for me but I've not done that much editing, so would appreciate a little more testing before releasing it... Or shall I just release it - what's the worst that could happen... ;)
I mean try just
mount -t cifs "//192.168.1.104/Action" "/media/share"
and
mount -t cifs "//192.168.1.104/Action" "/media/share" -o username=root
etc
to see if its worked, just do a directory listing directly from the telnet prompt with something like
ls /media/share
If its worked, you'll...
Looks like smb should be the one you are working with, as that is most likely how share is being picked up on the PC.
Don't be scared of telnet, you can't brick it (not without a great deal of effort anyway ;))
By "[share]" in the mount command above I meant "insert the name of your shared...
My understanding is that nfs doesn't have the concept of a user and password (unlike smb). Access is controlled on an ip basis by the host, so I suspect you need to make sure the humax's ip address is explicitly enabled or in the ip range on the server. I don't know how this is set up on your...
No - that error is just a warning that the settings directory already existed when you reinstalled it.
The one thing I'm not clear on is what folder you have actually shared on the PC?!
Do you have another PC you can successful access it from to find out?
With smb sharing, the path to the share is irrelevant to the client, eg if you've shared "Music", the config must say "Folder=Music", not a folder beneath, above, or the path to it. The subfolders "various series\humax sharing" will appear in the directory structure once the share is mounted...
If you've shared the "My Music" folder, that is all you need, nothing above that. Shares using smb are just a single mount point. Any folders below that will be visible once the share is mounted.
The password is whatever you set up when you shared the folder on the PC. If you didn't set one...
I've just had a similar minor calamity with seriesfiler :( When running in HDRmode on the HD, I set up a mountpoint called [root] in the videos folder, which mapped onto the /media/drive1. This was simply so I could easily get to the folders above videos, as I'm used to doing on the HD (HDR...
Welcome - good to see someone else who is experimenting with this box of tricks :)
Presumably the unstripped file doesn't play either right?
Is Raydon's AV2HDR-T2 able to rebuild the nts? I've not had a chance to play with it yet.
Otherwise I'm wondering if we could rebuild the .nts file...
Just uploaded nicesplice 1.2
Main highlights are:
- Frame size buffer overflow errors should be a thing of the past.
- Edited recordings have useless epg data packets removed (shrinking recording size by 5 to 20%).
- Progress bar on command line.
- Fix for bookmark on frame 0 bug.
- Allows...
New nicesplice package just uploaded with "shrinking" built in. It can be turned off with -noStripEPG.
Just had a look, and I think I've fixed it. Let me know if any problems.
Though it is not quite so useful with the work af123 is doing to shrink recordings automatically in the background, I've made nicesplice remove epg packets by default when editing recordings. So when perfoming a trim / removing adverts etc, the recording will effectively be shrunk as well the...
While we're at it, how about greping out any directory starting with "[" - this would exclude the "[shares] directory if people want to mount network folders in "My videos" and any future "special" folders.
Could it be series-autofiler moving the folder and other episodes to where it thinks you now want it stored (ie the deleted items folder). Do you have series-autofiler installed as well?
Sorry for the delay getting back to you - I have a quick look at this, but couldn't recreate your problems. Tested with share names of >8 characters and it worked fine. Maybe you already had a share with that name running from experimenting with the command line? (a reboot should clear it). Also...
Good news that you've had it working in one form at least :)
Could the problem be that only "HDD" is shared? Sharing with smb only shares a specific folder, and you can only attach the mountpoint to this, not any folder below it (unless it too is explicitly shared). So I wouldn't expect mount...
Would anyone been able to give this a try, especially those with recordings that have failed? Its been working ok for me but I've not done that much editing, so would appreciate a little more testing before releasing it... Or shall I just release it - what's the worst that could happen... ;)
I mean try just
mount -t cifs "//192.168.1.104/Action" "/media/share"
and
mount -t cifs "//192.168.1.104/Action" "/media/share" -o username=root
etc
to see if its worked, just do a directory listing directly from the telnet prompt with something like
ls /media/share
If its worked, you'll...
Looks like smb should be the one you are working with, as that is most likely how share is being picked up on the PC.
Don't be scared of telnet, you can't brick it (not without a great deal of effort anyway ;))
By "[share]" in the mount command above I meant "insert the name of your shared...
My understanding is that nfs doesn't have the concept of a user and password (unlike smb). Access is controlled on an ip basis by the host, so I suspect you need to make sure the humax's ip address is explicitly enabled or in the ip range on the server. I don't know how this is set up on your...
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