Difference between revisions of "Tips and Tweaks"
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'''Recording with a Zapper (eg. Vu Zero/Vu Solo Se)''' | '''Recording with a Zapper (eg. Vu Zero/Vu Solo Se)''' | ||
| − | By default some Vu boxen are a ''zapper'', meaning you not record with. If you want to record with it you can install the "pau" plugin/extension. It is located in the | + | By default some Vu boxen are a ''zapper'', meaning you can not record with. If you want to record with it, you can install the "pau" plugin/extension. It is located in the |
''extensions'' section of the [[Plugin_Wiki|plugin browser]]. | ''extensions'' section of the [[Plugin_Wiki|plugin browser]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:34, 5 May 2017
Putty and editing files on OpenPLi
You can change many settings using the Graphical User Interface (GUI), but in some cases it can be necessary to access the files manually. You can do this by downloading and using Putty. By default you can login with telnet, so if you use puttytel.exe (a Telnet-only client) and login your box. By default there is no password for the root, so login with "root" and when asked for a password, just hit enter.
Recording with a Zapper (eg. Vu Zero/Vu Solo Se)
By default some Vu boxen are a zapper, meaning you can not record with. If you want to record with it, you can install the "pau" plugin/extension. It is located in the extensions section of the plugin browser.
