Thanks for that. I did set it all up last night but the queue today says defer. Also, what is the location of the new mp3?WebIF >> Browse Media Files >> Click the opt+ button next to a folder (it's actually listed as "enable auto audio").
WebIF >> Settings >> General Settings >> Audio Extraction Type >> Choose your desired output
Are the recordings decrypted?Thanks for that. I did set it all up last night but the queue today says defer. Also, what is the location of the new mp3?
It was not decrypted. Do I need to set auto decrypt on that folder as well?Are the recordings decrypted?
Same Folder
YesIt was not decrypted. Do I need to set auto decrypt on that folder as well?
Because it would put a strain on the t2 not needed.Of course. Why are you not already auto-decrypting? Note also the mp3s will not show up in the SUI media browser unless you select "music", and then it will only show you what's in the My Music folder...
I wonder if it would work to create an Link of the the recordings folder under the 'My Music' folder so the mp3 were visible as music without needing to move/copy themNote also the mp3s will not show up in the SUI media browser unless you select "music", and then it will only show you what's in the My Music folder...
Auto processing can be scheduled to run when there are no recordings in progress to reduce strain and decryption is a prerequisite for most other webif processes, and use of the recording on any other devices so is needed if you want to do anything other than watching the original recording on TV.Because it would put a strain on the t2 not needed.
YesWould it show on the webif with the option to download?
Shame there isn't a "Me Too" emoticon. Or more strictly speaking a "Neither have I" one.I have never observed any ill-effects from auto-decryption, and I don't restrict it in any way.
If you have two HD/HDR-FOXes and want to seamlessly share recordings between the two, auto-decryption is a must. y.
That's "unprotection"! The flag that stops HiDef recordings being decrypted when copied to USB, or served by DLNA, is removed... but the recording remains encrypted on disk. The "usual" modus operandii is to have the auto-unprotect package installed and run auto-decryption in the WebIF.I have the one needed for hd recordings done automatically.
Only via Media >> Network. You don't have access to bookmarking, resume, and only limited trick-play that way (DLNA). If you mounted one HDR on the other using foxlink or network-shares-automount, as long as recordings were decrypted you would be able to use remote recordings exactly the same as if they were local (via Media >> HDD, the same as local recordings).and yet, I am able to watch first t2 recordings on my second t2
Decryption is still taking place - just under the covers.and yet, I am able to watch first t2 recordings on my second t2
So have you been. And yet give misleading information out. You said I MUST have it. it turns out that I don't have to.That's "unprotection"! The flag that stops HiDef recordings being decrypted when copied to USB, or served by DLNA, is removed... but the recording remains encrypted on disk. The "usual" modus operandii is to have the auto-unprotect package installed and run auto-decryption in the WebIF.
Only via Media >> Network. You don't have access to bookmarking, resume, and only limited trick-play that way (DLNA). If you mounted one HDR on the other using foxlink or network-shares-automount, as long as recordings were decrypted you would be able to use remote recordings exactly the same as if they were local (via Media >> HDD, the same as local recordings).
You've been around this forum for a very long time, but that is some very basic understanding you seem to lack... and some of the main benefits of using the CF at all.