RE: DVAClient now called "ReplaySix"

Phil,

Are you saying that the program should work without making all the file
modifications?? 

After installing the latest vs. I get an error msg. saying "Unknown Host:
DVArchive"

No replays found etc.

I have my DV Archive set up right I believe and I can ping all the devices.
DVArchive can find my replay and I can transfer back and forth.

Thanks.

JEff

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Philip Van Baren
Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 8:43 PM
To: Roku Tech Mail List and Discussion Group
Subject: RE: [Roku-tech] DVAClient now called "ReplaySix"

Jason,

The ReplaySix program is pretty much useless without a ReplayTV.

Jeff,

You only need to edit the /etc/host file if you want to map the IP address
numbers to name, and you don't need to use nice names to get the program to
work - it is just a cosmetic thing.  You can get going by just entering the
numbers in the ReplaySix.roku file, and saving that file.  The /etc/hosts
files
is a configuration file stored on the Roku.  It maps IP numbers to more
friendly text names that humans use.  To edit this you would have to telnet
to
your Roku, or use that windows interface that Barry Gordon was working on.

There was a problem with the 0.2 version where DVArchive would answer, but
not
send any response, and the DVAClient program would essentially lock up
waiting
for a response.  This problem has been fixed in 0.3.

Phil

--- Jeff Curtin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Phillip,
> 
> First off thanks for the great programs.  I've had my Roku 1000 for about
6
> or 7 mos now and am just starting to get into the streaming end of it.  I
> also have a Replay.  So between your alls apps and VLC & DV Archive I've
> been keeping busy.  That gets us to the point of my mail.
> 
> Is the \etc\hosts file the ReplaySix.roku file??  The way that file reads
> it's like fill in the blanks.  I substituted my IP addresses for the two
you
> had together and removed the # in front of it. Now I haven't saved
anything
> yet so hopefully you can get back with me shortly.  I think I screwed up
on
> the 0.2 release because the Roku would freeze once I entered my comp. IP
> address and I'd have to reboot.  One of those days.
> 
> Hold every thing I just read your read me a little more and I guess I am
in
> the right file.  However where is the \etc\hosts file??? Thanks.
> 
> Jeff
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Philip Van
Baren
> Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 5:23 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Roku-tech] DVAClient now called "ReplaySix"
> 
> Since the DVAClient program no longer is strictly a client for DVArchive,
> I've
> renamed it to "ReplaySix", and made a 0.3 release.  The new release
features
> better networking code to avoid some hung socket problems talking to
> DVArchive,
> and also adds some error reporting in the GUI display.
> 
> Another major addition in 0.3 is a new version of CinemaSix (1.3-rtv.2) in
> which you can now use the arrows and chapter +/- buttons on the remote to
> skip
> forward/back in time, and press the "Info" button to display the current
> time. 
> Currently these new features only work for ReplayTV streaming.
> 
> Enjoy:  http://www.geocities.com/flipflop7146/roku.html
> 
> Phil
> 
> 
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