Video " Web Interface"
Posted: Wed May 14, 2014 18:21
This video give a brief introduction to the Web Interface on your Beyonwiz T3 PVR where you can log in remotely, control, set timers and even stream live TV.
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No.kim1961 wrote:Can the web interface be used to set Autotimers?
Kim
Click on the Grab Screenshot checkbox under the remote.longtimenewb wrote:You video shows the setup menus in the streaming window; when I open a stream on my PC the setup menu is not displayed on the stream.
How do I display the setup menu remotely on my PC like your video?
Blast - been digging for this on the webif pages! Any special reason it's not? Really love the convenience the webif gives with setting timers but they're the old school dumb timers...prl wrote:No.kim1961 wrote:Can the web interface be used to set Autotimers?
Kim
Not certain, but it may be because it's a plugin. It wasn't included by default in early beta firmware.BigbobOz wrote: ... Any special reason it's not? ...
I never looked for that.BigbobOz wrote:What about creating sub folders for recordings?
Really like the auto timer feature, so it somewhat makes the webif EPG option a bit redundant because you can't actually use it as you want...might add it to the feature request section.prl wrote:Not certain, but it may be because it's a plugin. It wasn't included by default in early beta firmware.
Good to know it's an option but not sure I'm going to use that extensively...prl wrote:I never looked for that.
You can always use the on-screen remote to do anything you can do sitting in front of the TV (turn on Grab Screenshot under the remote so you can see what you're doing). It's clunky to use, though. When you're in familiar territory you can click ahead so that you don't have to wait for the screen refreash on every button press (I often click ahead 3-5 button presses).
Good solution.BigbobOz wrote:Worked out I can access the T3 drive directly by typing it's IP address into windows explorer and can add folders here.
yes you can.Simonw wrote:May have been answered before but can I stream live TV to my ipad (via wifi with dongle)? If so how many devices can I stream to at once?
If you go into the trash and delete them again, then they will go forever.QueryEverything wrote: I have tried to delete programs I have watched, I delete the recording however they are then in 'trash', I haven't figured out to permanently delete the recorded files from my T4, which is quite odd.
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Also, you can manually empty it by setting focus on the Trash folder, then MENU to bring up the 'Movie List Setup' screen, then choose 'Permanently remove all deleted items',MrQuade wrote:If you go into the trash and delete them again, then they will go forever.QueryEverything wrote: I have tried to delete programs I have watched, I delete the recording however they are then in 'trash', I haven't figured out to permanently delete the recorded files from my T4, which is quite odd.
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Or you can wait, and the trash will be periodically emptied all by itself. Go to:
MEDIA->MENU->Settings->Remove items from trash after (days)
This is the number of days that a recordings needs to remain in the trash before the Wiz cleans it up by itself.
With the default media selection screen button bindings, move the focus to the trash can and press RED Empty trash.Grumpy_Geoff wrote:Also, you can manually empty it by setting focus on the Trash folder, then MENU to bring up the 'Movie List Setup' screen, then choose 'Permanently remove all deleted items',MrQuade wrote:If you go into the trash and delete them again, then they will go forever.QueryEverything wrote: I have tried to delete programs I have watched, I delete the recording however they are then in 'trash', I haven't figured out to permanently delete the recorded files from my T4, which is quite odd.
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Or you can wait, and the trash will be periodically emptied all by itself. Go to:
MEDIA->MENU->Settings->Remove items from trash after (days)
This is the number of days that a recordings needs to remain in the trash before the Wiz cleans it up by itself.