View source for How to connect C series to NFS under WIN7 using Hanewin NFS Server

Access via DNLA from the TV to the Windows PC is easy (e.g. [http://www.twonky.com/products/twonkyserver/default.aspx Twonky Server]), but especially mkv-files with 
two audio streams, switch ON / OFF subtitles, jump to chapters as well as forwarding und rewinding is not supported.<br>

The problem can be solved by installing a NFS server on the Windows machine and using the SamyGO extensions. This HOW TO describes the steps after having root access to the SAMY and will connect the TV to your Windows machine without the use of SamyGO Extensions. If you are already using SamyGO extensions you will find a init.d script called ''03_03_nfsmount.init'' that handles the whole mounting on TV side (in this case skip step 4 and 5 of this HOW-TO.
The software haneWIN NFS server will be the NFS server on the Windows platform.<br>


1) Follow the steps as described in [http://wiki.samygo.tv/index.php?title=Hacking_C-Series_TV_with_Internet@TV_only Hacking C-Series TV with Internet@TV only] or [http://wiki.samygo.tv/index.php?title=Hacking_TV_over_Hotel_mode_%28most_C_series_models%29 Hacking TV over Hotel mode]<br>


2) Download and install [http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ Notepad++] if necessary<br>


3) Within this tutorial the following IP adresses are used:<br>

PC: 192.168.178.33<br>
TV: 192.168.178.23

If you are not sure about the IP adresses of your TV and PC go to<br>

âControl Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Centerâ<br>
and check âSee full mapâ.
The TV must be switched on and connected to the network.<br><br>

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4) Edit the "run.sh" by using notepad++ as following: 


'''
 #!/bin/sh
 rm -f /mtd_rwarea/profile
 $1/SamyGO/rcSGO $1/SamyGO > $1/rcSGO_out 2>&1 &
 sync
 sleep 120
 /bin/mount -o nolock 192.168.178.33:/Filme $1/share -t nfs
 touch $1/ScriptOK


Remark:<br>
- sleep timer 120 ensures that the TV will fully boot, after that the NFS is mounted<br>
- In this script it doesnt matter which USB port of your TV you are using. The script should work with USB 1 or 2



5) Create in the root of the USB stick a directory, e.g âFILMEâ.<br>
You may change the name as you like, you just have change the "run.sh" script as well.<br> 
In this directory âFILMEâ the movies files will be mounted


6) Download and install the [http://www.hanewin.net/nfs-e.htm HaneWIN NFS Server] on your Win 7 machine.<br>
Older operating systems such as WIN XP or VISTA are supported as well.


7) Open HaneWIN NFS server and go to the tab âExporteâ. 


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8) Edit the "Export-file" as following:

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'''
 e:\nfs -lowercase -alldirs -readonly ''-name:filme'' 192.168.178.23

Remember: <br>
-name:''filme'' is just an example. You may change it in accordance with your mounting point (see above in the "runs.sh" script).<br>
In this example my local folder is e:\nfs. You may change it according to your needs, just keep the syntax.<br><br>
After editing the "Export-file" you need to start the server again.<br>


9) Ensure in Windows explorer that the exported folder is NOT shared (Share with nobody). 


[[File:share_with_nobody.jpg]]

<br>

10) Plug in the USB stick into your TV. Start the NFS server on your PC. Switch on your TV.

After around two minutes you should have access from the TV to your PC. 
Choose for example a mkv file. You are now able to choose the audio stream and subtiltels by pressing the "TOOLS" button on your remote control. 
Enjoy !