Change Media Server Name - Revision history

Ezra pound: Undo revision 5207 by Ezra pound (talk)

2019-12-12T12:46:28Z

Undo revision 5207 by Ezra pound (talk)

Ezra pound at 12:25, 12 December 2019

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Ezra pound at 00:28, 7 December 2013

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Ezra pound at 00:17, 7 December 2013

2013-12-07T00:17:52Z

Af123 at 21:13, 4 November 2013

2013-11-04T21:13:38Z

Ezra pound at 01:07, 4 November 2013

2013-11-04T01:07:48Z

Ezra pound at 21:26, 29 August 2013

2013-08-29T21:26:19Z

Af123: /* Insert a USB Flash drive containing the firmware update */

2013-03-13T22:21:59Z

‎Insert a USB Flash drive containing the firmware update

Af123 at 22:21, 13 March 2013

2013-03-13T22:21:35Z

Af123 at 22:21, 13 March 2013

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-{{<big>Note|The instructions on the page show how to create a new version of Custom Firmware for each item that you want to change the Media Server name of, however there is also a Custom Firmware package called DLNA-Servername that can change the Media Server name of your Humax without having to generate a 'customised' version of the Custom Firmware, you may find this new package easier to use</big>}}
+<big><big>{{Note|There is a Custom Firmware package called DLNA-Servername that can change the Media Server name of your Humax without having to follow the procedure below}}</big></big>
-If you have more than one Humax HDR Fox-T2 on the same network and use the ''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)'' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of modifying a '''customised firmware update file''' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.
+If you have multiple Humax HDR Fox-T2s on the same network and use the ''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)'' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of creating a new '''customised firmware update file''' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.
 == Gain telnet access to your Humax command prompt ==

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−	{{Note\|The instructions on the page show how to create a new version of Custom Firmware for each item that you want to change the Media Server name of, however there is also a Custom Firmware package called DLNA-Servername that can change the Media Server name of your Humax without having to generate a 'customised' version of the Custom Firmware, you may find this new package easier to use}}	+	{{<big>Note\|The instructions on the page show how to create a new version of Custom Firmware for each item that you want to change the Media Server name of, however there is also a Custom Firmware package called DLNA-Servername that can change the Media Server name of your Humax without having to generate a 'customised' version of the Custom Firmware, you may find this new package easier to use</big>}}

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−	{{Note\|The instructions on the page show how to create a new version of Custom Firmware for each item that you want to change the Media name of, however there is also a Custom Firmware package called DLNA-Servername that can change the Media ~~Name~~ of your Humax without having to generate a 'customised' version of the Custom Firmware, you may find this new package easier to use}}	+	{{Note\|The instructions on the page show how to create a new version of Custom Firmware for each item that you want to change the Media Server name of, however there is also a Custom Firmware package called DLNA-Servername that can change the Media Server name of your Humax without having to generate a 'customised' version of the Custom Firmware, you may find this new package easier to use}}

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−	{{Note\|~~There~~ is ~~presently~~ a ~~Forum Thread [http://hummy.tv/forum/threads/dlna~~-~~server-name.3261/#post-50353 '''HERE''']~~ that ~~is discussing a way of changing~~ the Media ~~Server~~ Name without ~~Customising~~ the Firmware~~; it is currently in development~~}}	+	{{Note\|The instructions on the page show how to create a new version of Custom Firmware for each item that you want to change the Media name of, however there is also a Custom Firmware package called DLNA-Servername that can change the Media Name of your Humax without having to generate a 'customised' version of the Custom Firmware, you may find this new package easier to use}}

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−	~~NOTE :-~~ There is presently a Forum Thread [http://hummy.tv/forum/threads/dlna-server-name.3261/#post-50353 '''HERE'''] that is discussing a way of changing the	+	{{Note\|There is presently a Forum Thread [http://hummy.tv/forum/threads/dlna-server-name.3261/#post-50353 '''HERE'''] that is discussing a way of changing the Media Server Name without Customising the Firmware; it is currently in development}}
−	Media Server Name without Customising the Firmware~~, It~~ is currently in development

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		+	NOTE :- There is presently a Forum Thread [http://hummy.tv/forum/threads/dlna-server-name.3261/#post-50353 '''HERE'''] that is discussing a way of changing the
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	If you have more than one Humax HDR Fox-T2 on the same network and use the ''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)'' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of modifying a '''customised firmware update file''' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.		If you have more than one Humax HDR Fox-T2 on the same network and use the ''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)'' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of modifying a '''customised firmware update file''' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.

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	If you have more than one Humax HDR Fox-T2 on the same network and use the ''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)'' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of modifying a '''customised firmware update file''' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.		If you have more than one Humax HDR Fox-T2 on the same network and use the ''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)'' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of modifying a '''customised firmware update file''' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.

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 == Insert a USB Flash drive containing the firmware update ==
-Put the customised firmware update file onto a USB flash drive, just as you would to apply the update, and plug it into your Humax. Just as with an update, the firmware bundle should be the only thing on the disk. Since the Humax is already turned on, it will not try and apply the update. If your TV is turned on and the Humax input is selected then the screen may show the ''loading USB'' and ''Video/Music/Photo/Copy'' box. This can be dismissed with the ''Exit'' button or just ignored until it times out.
+Put the '''customised firmware update file''' onto a USB flash drive, just as you would to apply the update, and plug it into your Humax. Just as with an update, the firmware bundle should be the only thing on the disk. Since the Humax is already turned on, it will not try and apply the update. If your TV is turned on and the Humax input is selected then the screen may show the ''loading USB'' and ''Video/Music/Photo/Copy'' box. This can be dismissed with the ''Exit'' button or just ignored until it times out.
 Unless you have any other drives connected, this USB flash drive will now be mounted into the Humax filesystem as ''/media/drive1''. Change into that directory and list the contents:

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−	If you have more than one Humax HDR Fox-T2 on the same network and use the '''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)''' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of modifying a ''customised firmware update file'' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.	+	If you have more than one Humax HDR Fox-T2 on the same network and use the ''Content Sharing (DLNA Server)'' feature, you may wish to change the name that they use to advertise themselves on the network. The following instructions take you through the process of modifying a '''customised firmware update file''' to change the name. The commands are all run on the Humax itself.

	== Gain telnet access to your Humax command prompt ==		== Gain telnet access to your Humax command prompt ==