How to create an Ethernet network connection between TVIX HD M-6500A & MAC

[Simpson]

Hello,

I have problems recognizing my SD multimedia DVICO TVIX HD M-6500A connected directly to a Power G5 iMac with Tiger 10.4.11 without Ethernet router.

My drive is formatted to NTFS to gain access to files larger than 4 GB
It works very well with the TV. My settings are:

• In System Preferences, Sharing, I usually:
in services: Mac File Sharing, Windows Sharing, Remote Session and FTP access,
in Firewall: SMS (without netbios)

• In the network preferences of Mac
Configuration: Automatic,
Views: Ethernet,
TCP / IP:
Configure IPv4: Manually
IP Address: 172.28.1.70
Subnet: 255.155.0.0
Router: 172.28.1.70
Applying an IPv6 address appears.

• In the TVIX:
Setting default network: Wired,
Conf. Wireline IP: Static IP
TVIX Network Info, Network Disk 1: Slow (SAMBA)
Server Name: tvixhd1 (original)
Server IP: 192,168,000,001 (original)

Restarting FTP server (FTP server restarts successfully)
FTP: ID - tvixftp, PW-A5E8DA (ECRI shaded, I think it's username and password)

RBROWSER I installed version 4.4.8.5
In the box dialoque, Password Policy: (click) Use KeyChain
Alert: (click) FTP Only
Login Panel: Protocol: FTP
Hodt / URL: 192,168,000,001 (IP network disk 1)
Username: ID - tvixftp
Password: A5E8DA

After all the solutions that I propose, the browser runs Rbrowser and finally indicate an error.

[Leonard23]

I have the same problem as you do not create a network between my TVIX 6500A and my mac osx.

I was not yet formatted the disk to NTFS, in fact I am afraid of losing data can be TVIX can you explain how to proceed from A to Z format.

In fat32 I transfer a movie via usb 3 GO HD but not limitation requires FAT 32.

And have you tried to transfer large files via the software NTFS for mac OSX?

Thank you in advance

[PreatORiAn]

SD TVIX is the original format in NTSF format, which allows files over 4GB Here is a link to obtain satisfaction in principle with a Mac
Setting Network Configurations in the TViX HD (Macintosh). Unfortunately I am not sure that you will understand the explanation.

[Rasdasa]

MacDrive allows for full compatibility between PC and MAC for writing and reading data. Once installed on a PC platform. You will not only format your DD in HFS + but also to read and write on it. So you have a perfect compatibility between PC / MAC.

For once against attention formatted HFS + and if you go with your DD to put it on another PC you will need to install Mac Drive on the PC so that your disk is recognized.