Vu+ Linux matters.
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Vu+ Linux matters.
Just purchased a vu+ Zero, and slowly getting to grips with it (I think!)
To enable me to record onto a usb stick I need to "By a software FTP or by telnet create a folder named movie on your usb stick: /media/usb/movie" I've had quick look at programmes that deal with FTP and telnet, and I don't know if it's my sadly shrinking grey matter, but it seems incredibly complex for what appears a simple task.
I'm using Windows 10 at present for computers/laptop. Can someone point me in the direction of a simple way of doing this. I would be very grateful.
To enable me to record onto a usb stick I need to "By a software FTP or by telnet create a folder named movie on your usb stick: /media/usb/movie" I've had quick look at programmes that deal with FTP and telnet, and I don't know if it's my sadly shrinking grey matter, but it seems incredibly complex for what appears a simple task.
I'm using Windows 10 at present for computers/laptop. Can someone point me in the direction of a simple way of doing this. I would be very grateful.
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Just purchased a vu+ Zero, and slowly getting to grips with it (I think!)
To enable me to record onto a usb stick I need to "By a software FTP or by telnet create a folder named movie on your usb stick: /media/usb/movie" I've had quick look at programmes that deal with FTP and telnet, and I don't know if it's my sadly shrinking grey matter, but it seems incredibly complex for what appears a simple task.
I'm using Windows 10 at present for computers/laptop. Can someone point me in the direction of a simple way of doing this. I would be very grateful.
To enable me to record onto a usb stick I need to "By a software FTP or by telnet create a folder named movie on your usb stick: /media/usb/movie" I've had quick look at programmes that deal with FTP and telnet, and I don't know if it's my sadly shrinking grey matter, but it seems incredibly complex for what appears a simple task.
I'm using Windows 10 at present for computers/laptop. Can someone point me in the direction of a simple way of doing this. I would be very grateful.
If that doesn’t work then you’ll have to do what they say and create the folder while the usb is plugged into the Vu. First question will be: Do you know the IP address of the Vu? If you don’t understand that question then you've got a bit of work ahead of you :-)
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Logging in via FTP (if you can find the Vu+ IP address as w.x.y.z) depends on the FTP client used. Assuming a command line FTP (opening a cmd window):
ftp w.x.y.z
log in, if prompted (assuming you know the Vu+ id and password)
ftp>cd /media/usb
ftp>mkdir movie
ftp>quit
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Huge apologies for the delay in replying to this (never buy a house by water!!). Many thanks for the replies, it was kind of you to take the trouble.
I have managed to get everything set up, only to find that my viewing card isn't accepted by the Vu+ box (my fault for not checking first!) The only other thing that seems a bit unusual to me is how fussy this box is, it will quite happily accept one usb stick, and won't play at all with another.
Thanks again for your help.
I have managed to get everything set up, only to find that my viewing card isn't accepted by the Vu+ box (my fault for not checking first!) The only other thing that seems a bit unusual to me is how fussy this box is, it will quite happily accept one usb stick, and won't play at all with another.
Thanks again for your help.
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USB memory sticks need to be formatted with a File system. There are quite a few options and it may be that the Vu+ box does not like all possibilities.
Very briefly - The most compatible is FAT32 however there is an absolute file size limit of 4GB which may be a problem with video files if you use high quality settings. It's replacement exFAT has no such limit. NTFS is the Windows native file system but there could be compatibility issues with Linux (likely the basis of Vu+).
