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  • Tal1481
    Newbie
    • Jun 2009
    • 18

    #16
    I changed the recording path but it didn't change anything - the timer recording is set to the directory that I created but it just say "waiting"

    The options for mountmanager are:

    local share name:
    mount type (I've et this to cifs)
    server ip: (I know to put the host pc ip here)
    server share:
    use as HDD replacement:
    mount options:

    Username and apssword (I've set these to my pc uname and pword)

    Would this have anything to do with it? Why are there so many settings?

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    • opsmonkey
      V.I.P. Member
      • Nov 2008
      • 5379

      #17
      Only thing I can suggest mate is changing your image to Nabliosat v.12.. looks to work by the guide below..

      Thanks to foz..

      How to set up a network mount for DM800 with Nabilosat v.12

      I had a good look around and could not really find a good tutorial on setting up a network mount for my DM800 on either this site or many others,
      I found a few that did not seem to work using the mount wizard managed to get it mounted but when I pressed the red button it was looking for internal mount.
      In the end ive done it this way takes seconds? and works very well.
      If your mounting it on a windows pc you must first share a folder
      (I would advise mounting on to a separate hard drive from the one that contains your windows operating system on it).
      Be warned if some leaves it recording it will fill up very quickly aprox 1.8gb an hour and your os will not function if the hard drive is full.
      Make a folder call it what you want eg DM800 inside that make a folder called movie then close it right click on folder called DM800 and move mouse to sharing and security tick share this folder and tick allow network users to change my files apply close
      When you go back to the file it should have a hand under it confirming its shared.
      All set up is done via remote now
      Press menu
      Then setup (6)
      Then system (2)
      Then Network configuration
      Then network browser
      This will (after a short time) bring up your network places
      Select from the list the correct ip then scroll down until you find the folder DM800 (or what ever you called it) that you want to record on to.
      It will ask then if you want to enter a user & password
      In my case I have mounted Cifs on my Linux server (works great) and the user and password need to be correct but I think you can select no if its on a windows xp machine if you do not use accounts on that machine and it will still work.
      After you have given a user and password (if needed) it will take you to a new screen that should all be filled out for you move down to where it says use as HDD replacement from no change to yes.
      After that you press ok to save and that?s it then prees red button to start recording and red to stop then press video to watch anything you have recorded.
      Also worth mentioning you can mount as many places as you want although I think you can only have 1 set to active at 1 time.
      You can enable or disable spare mounts by pressing menu, 6, 2, then Network configuration then mount management.
      Hope this helps
      foz
      SD is mint
      HD play back brakes up !!
      also now you have a mount you can now get epg etc !!

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      • Tal1481
        Newbie
        • Jun 2009
        • 18

        #18
        Ive changed to nabilo, the problem is when my computer is found, it doesn't show the shares. It shows shares on my xp machines but not my windows 7 machines - the machine I want to mount to is a windows 7 based machine!
        Last edited by Tal1481; 22 November, 2010, 00:39.

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        • opsmonkey
          V.I.P. Member
          • Nov 2008
          • 5379

          #19
          Have you got the telnet client activated in your W7 machine..??

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          • Tal1481
            Newbie
            • Jun 2009
            • 18

            #20
            Sorted it mate - thanks for all ur help!

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            • opsmonkey
              V.I.P. Member
              • Nov 2008
              • 5379

              #21
              How did you sort it.. Telnet..?? It will help others in the future.. And the other members who have helped you all night...

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              • Tal1481
                Newbie
                • Jun 2009
                • 18

                #22
                Windows 7 is a pain in the arse, so I inputed everything manually like this in mountmanager:


                local share name: The name of my pc
                Cifs
                IP of my machine
                name of my share which was "dreambox"

                and then I said yes when asked about replacing as hdd and voila!
                The only problem is when recording HD, it breaks up and glitches - this is defo a problem with the dm800 as I have a 16gb DDr3, I7 machine setup as a file server that 4 other machines stream 720p files from simultaneously with no slow down using xbmc.

                And I've dedicated a 500gb drive just for dreambox recordings.

                I hope this helps.

                Thanks again for all your help
                Last edited by Tal1481; 22 November, 2010, 01:20.

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                • opsmonkey
                  V.I.P. Member
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 5379

                  #23
                  HD playback is poor.. The post I put up from Foz warned of that mate...

                  What you want is a Dreambox 8000HD it's nearly a ?1k for a reason..

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