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PC as a dreambox HDD (CIFS)

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  • anacondama
    Banned
    • Jul 2010
    • 865

    PC as a dreambox HDD (CIFS)

    If your dreambox is without hdd, you can use a folder in your PC as a hdd dreambox. So you can record TV directly on your PC:

    CIFS=Common Internet File Sharing



    step1: create a user on PC like this:

    Execute-->cmd
    Net User mydream mydream /add


    Step2: Create a share Folder on PC:

    create folder
    md C:\Dreambox\movie
    and now we share it:
    Net Share dreambox=C:\Dreambox

    Step3: mount hdd on dreambox (open a telnet session on dreambox and execute follow command):

    mount -t cifs -o user=mydream,password=mydream //x.x.x.x/dreambox /hdd
    Replace x.x.x.x with the ip of your PC (exemple 192.168.1.2)

    to test, just try to record a sequence with your remote control and you will see that is in c:\dreambox\movie

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  • thekicker

    #2
    Re: PC as a dreambox HDD (CIFS)

    This was the first thing I tried when I got a new dreambox. With these settings are working fine

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    • rizwan
      Experienced Board Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 844

      #3
      Re: PC as a dreambox HDD (CIFS)

      Can I play these recorded files through my DreamBox ?
      Vu+ Solo2
      Dream Box 800HD,
      Neotion 3000, Skystar2, PTCL IPTV
      HP LCD W2338h
      Samsung LED 40 C5000

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      • sonc
        Experienced Board Member
        • Jun 2010
        • 1568

        #4
        Re: PC as a dreambox HDD (CIFS)

        Originally posted by rizwan
        Can I play these recorded files through my DreamBox ?
        The mounted disk should be visible in media player on the Dreambox, and you can play the recordings from there.

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