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Michael Sullivan <michael <at> espersunited.com> writes: |
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> I've hooked my digital cable DVR to my PC via an A-to-A USB cord, and |
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> I'm wondering if I can copy programs recorded on the DVR to the PC. In |
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> dmesg, I saw the following: |
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This may or maynot work. |
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Install ivman and then plug in the usb cable. My video camera's HDD |
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is auto discovered this way, and then I just copy over the files, |
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from /media/<whatever> to where I want them. |
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I have fat, vfat and ntfs supported by compiling into the kernel. |
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It helps and most things I plug into a usb port that are intended |
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for doz, just pop up, via ivman... |
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If that does not work, there is a book out about 'Hacking the Cable |
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Modem'. It may give you some ideas.... The author is DerEngel. Never |
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looked at the book, so I cannot tell you if it will be useful. |
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good hunting... |
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James |
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