Chapter 7 - File Management; Built-In File Management - 360 Systems INSTANT REPLAY 3 Operation Manual

Chapter 7 – File Management
File management covers adding, removing or organizing the content on the system.
The basic file structure is similar to that of a PC and is intuitive to use.
There are several ways to manage files, with the primary method being the built-in file
manager. FTP and File Share Access are also methods of remotely accessing the file
system to transfer files from a remote location to the Instant Replay.
A quick note on File Management vs Clip Management.
In the main menu there are two options. MANAGE FILES and MANAGE CLIPS.
Managing files refers to the organizational structure of the clips and playlists on the
devices. Items such as deleting, moving, coping files or creating folders are in
the File management screen.
Managing clips refers to actions on clips or playlists such as adding clips to playlists,
or viewing the information on or editing a clip.

Built-in File Management

Access the File Manager by going to MENU and MANAGE FILES allows for folder
creation, copying and moving of files and folders.
Using External Media
Using the File Manager, files can be copied from either the internal storage or
external storage such as a USB memory key. Inserting a USB memory key into
one of the USB ports on the system will display the USB device in the file manager
under the main "external" directory.
By navigating to the "external" directory in the File Manager, a list of available USB
memory devices will be displayed. Selecting files or folders from the device and
using the copy or move functions listed below, will allow for the transfer of this
content to a directory on the "internal" drive.
Note: USB memory keys should be formatted using FAT32. Using other file
formats may work as well but to maintain compatibility, the FAT32 file system
works best.
Note: Avoid using large external USB hard drives that source power from the USB
port. These devices may pull more amps than the USB ports on the Instant Replay
can provide.
Alternatively, files can be managed remotely by using either the FTP access or the
File Share features.
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