Unable to copy more then 390 MB files to Music folder

dimensionone

Vu+ Newbie
I would like to use Minidlna server and be able to connect from remore receiver to be able to play mp3 files stored on local hdd. I have activated Minidlna server in BH, and started to copy the files. I was able to copy only 390 MB of files.

Now, when I try to copy receive an error message - Copying filed to remote side failed. Failed to change the directory.

I have mapped Music folder of VU+ into Windows 7 and it shows, that this folder has limit 390 MB. Is there any way how to extend this limit? I have GB's free on my HDD.
 

angelofsky1980

BlackHole Driver Specialist
I would like to use Minidlna server and be able to connect from remore receiver to be able to play mp3 files stored on local hdd. I have activated Minidlna server in BH, and started to copy the files. I was able to copy only 390 MB of files.

Now, when I try to copy receive an error message - Copying filed to remote side failed. Failed to change the directory.

I have mapped Music folder of VU+ into Windows 7 and it shows, that this folder has limit 390 MB. Is there any way how to extend this limit? I have GB's free on my HDD.

Are you sure the HDD is monted correctly?
 

dimensionone

Vu+ Newbie
Yes, when I try to copy to hdd folder it is working fine.
What I think, the problem is maybe with that, that music folder is on the flash and not hdd
I can copy music to hdd - but how can I then map this new location of files with Music folder to be able to browse it simply from external received running DLNA client
 

angelofsky1980

BlackHole Driver Specialist
Yes, when I try to copy to hdd folder it is working fine.
What I think, the problem is maybe with that, that music folder is on the flash and not hdd
I can copy music to hdd - but how can I then map this new location of files with Music folder to be able to browse it simply from external received running DLNA client

If you mean /media/music ... if you haven't mapped it ... it is on the flash for sure.
Use /media/hdd and place into it a folder called music and under it place your music files.
 
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