User guide

and "Down" buttons. You can remove a task from the list using the "Delete" button, or all

tasks using the "Clear" button.

You can change the destination folder of one or more tasks with the "Redirect" button;

and with the "Script" button you can choose a script to be executed when all tasks have

been completed.

USING MPEG STREAMCLIP WITH THE DREAMBOX

The DreamBox (http://www.dream-multimedia-tv.de) is a DVB set-top box. It comes in

several versions (for satellite and digital terrestrial TV), with or without the hard disk. All

these versions are supported.

The Enigma menu allows MPEG Streamclip to connect directly to the DreamBox,

through the Ethernet interface. To enable this menu, please enter the IP address of your

DreamBox in MPEG Streamclip preferences. You have to enter the password only if

different from "dreambox".

If you select "Files...", the "Enigma Files" window will open, showing the ﬁles that are in

the "movie" folder of the DreamBox hard disk. You can update the ﬁle list at any time

with the "Refresh" button. If you click the "Open" button (or double-click a ﬁle), you can

open and immediately play a ﬁle in the player, you don't need to download it before.

With the "Upload" and "Download" buttons you can upload/download one or more .ts

ﬁles to/from the DreamBox. Using "Upload" you can also upload to the DreamBox, the

stream that is currently in the player, from In to Out. The stream will be automatically

converted to .ts while uploading. And, since you can open any DreamBox ﬁle in the

player, this means that you can even upload a DreamBox ﬁle to the DreamBox, after

any editing or trimming, without passing through your Mac's hard disk.

If the batch list is open, or if you select more than one ﬁle, Upload and Download tasks

will be added to the batch list so you can execute them in batch.

Once the .ts ﬁle has been uploaded, you need to update the movie list that is in the

"recordings.epl" ﬁle. This procedure can be done by clicking the "Rebuild" button and

forces the DreamBox to reboot.

For this reason, uploading a ﬁle in the "movie" folder is not recommended: you would

better use the the "lost+found" folder for uploaded ﬁles, and leave the "movie" folder for

TV recordings. In the Enigma Files window, you can go to the "lost+found" folder with

the "lost+found" button and, with the "movie" button, you can go back to the "movie"

folder; in the DreamBox, you can go to the "lost+found" folder in File mode, by choosing

"Root" (red key on remote), then "harddisk" and "lost+found/".

With the "Delete" button you can delete a ﬁle from the DreamBox. You will be asked 3

times for conﬁrmation. One of these three messages will contain a mini-player that will

let you see the .ts ﬁle for the last time, and realize what you are going to delete. You can

disable the player by holding down the Option key while you click the Delete button;

this can be useful if, for some reason, MPEG Streamclip hangs before the player

appears. Still with the Option key, you can select and delete many ﬁles at once.

If you select "Recorder", the "Enigma Recorder" window will open, and, if the DreamBox

is on, the name and the screenshot of the current TV channel will appear, with the OSD