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USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD HOW TO
USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD MANUAL
USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD PATCH
USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD FULL

The browser on the phone will access the WebIF, and WebIF will have access to the Internet through the phone's data connection. If the HDR-FOX is in a place with no Internet and you want to access the Custom Firmware package repository, the easiest way to do this is using a USB WiFi dongle (for the HDR-FOX) and a mobile phone WiFi hot-spot. If SMB is installed on the HDR-FOX (Custom Firmware samba package), the HDR-FOX file system will appear as an external drive in Explorer (or the nfs-utils package for Mac/Linux). Using the above example, type "192.168.1.46" into the browser address bar to access the WebIF. Set up netmask (probably 255.255.255.0) to the same as the PC, and set up the IP Address to the same as the PC except for the last field, which must be different.

USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD MANUAL

Set "Configure IP" to Manual (if this was DHCP, that's all you need to reset later). Make a note of the current values so you can restore them later.

On the HDR-FOX: Menu > Settings > System > Internet Setting > Configure LAN.

All OS's have a means to check this on Windows open a command console and enter the command "ipconfig" - for other OSs look up the equivalent.

Find out what IP address and netmask the PC is using (we will keep this as it is easier to configure the HDR-FOX than these settings in Windows!).

Note that a normal cable will do - the HDR-FOX port auto-switches so a cross-over cable is not required (as used to be the case when connecting a device to a device rather than a device to a router).

USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD PATCH

This cable is not (within reason) limited in length, it is useful to have a 10m patch cable handy (inexpensive on eBay, not so cheap from PC World).

Connect an Ethernet 100Base-T patch cable (Cat5 cable with RJ-45 plugs on each end) between the Ethernet port on the PC and the Ethernet port on the HDR-FOX.

Turn off the PC's WiFi (so as not to confuse matters).

Often it is the HDR-FOX itself which is the limitation on data transfer speed.

Note that this will usually not be better than connecting the PC and the HDR-FOX to an overall network, unless there is something non-optimal causing the network to be slow (a HomePlug link is a typical culprit). This is particularly useful when the HDR-FOX in question is in a location with no home network or no convenient access to one.

USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD FULL

It is possible to set up a local network directly between a PC and a HDR-FOX, and then do anything you would otherwise have done over a full network (access WebIF, FTP, Telnet, SMB/NFS file sharing, DLNA).

USE FILEZILLA ON MAC FOR SD HOW TO

I thought I'd read somewhere that it might be possible to transfer files by connecting an ethernet cable from the Humax box to a laptop but can't figure out how to do it.ĭoes anyone have a guide/tips to point me to, and is it actually going to be any faster? I've got a CAT 8 cable if this helps. Options 1 and 3 transfer at best around 6 MiPs (although I'm currently getting 2 MiPs) and Option 2 is hard to gauge as there's no countdown bar but it doesn't feel any faster and could well be slower.

I also don't seem to be able to find "shrunk" versions of the files (the file sizes are showing as though they're the original size), even though I'm looking in the main "My Video" folder which is where they show in WebIF.

Using FileZilla which is simpler than option 1, in that I can queue batches of files but doesn't seem any quicker.

Copy and paste files from the Media section of the WebIF, on to a USB stick.

Download an individual file by clicking the OPT+ option in the Media section of the WebIF.

I'm rapidly reaching a full box so need to move some files off to be able to keep recording.