Xiva Musicm8 Manuel utilisateur

Welcome

Congratulations on your purchase of XiVA’s musicm8 product, and welcome to the XiVA

community. Because the XiVA team have done their utmost to ensure that your musicm8 is

of the highest quality, your machine should provide you with years of excellent service as

the heart of your digital home.

What is musicm8?

musicm8 is a Network Attached Storage solution to securely store music, movie and

picture les on a typical home network, with a usable storage capacity of 1TB (terabyte), or

almost 10,000 songs.

Simple NAS devices are in signicant demand as home storage needs grow. However, mu-

sicm8 is a world rst by using XiVA’s proven CD conversion technology; musicm8 incorpo-

rates a slot load CD drawer and CD recording engine.

For a user who wants to store all their music les on a network device, this provides the

means to simply insert and record a CD unattended, with no PC required and have it avail-

able to all their music devices and PCs throughout the home without any conguration or

set up.

Compatible devices

Archos - Buffalo - B&O - Denon - D Link - iTunes - iPod Escient - Linn DS - Logitech - MCE -

Naimnet - Netgear Philips - Pinnacle - PS3 - Roku - Slim Devices - Sonos - Sony - Xbox 360

- Yamaha and any media player or device that can browse a network share

Contents

Welcome .................................................................................................... 2

Set Up ........................................................................................................ 1

The Home Page .......................................................................................... 7

Using the Main Features .............................................................................. 9

Backing Up and Recovery........................................................................... 10

Backup ................................................................................................10

Recovery .............................................................................................10

Conguring Media Players.......................................................................... 11

TwonkyMedia .......................................................................................11

SlimDevices SqueezeCenter 7.3 .............................................................12

Firey..................................................................................................13

iTunes .................................................................................................14

Windows Media Player ..........................................................................14

Linn DS Series......................................................................................15

Nokia N800..........................................................................................15

Wii ......................................................................................................16

Sonos ..................................................................................................17

Importing photos from your camera ........................................................... 19

Using a Wi-Fi Photo Frame......................................................................... 19

Manage Podcasts ...................................................................................... 20

Conguring Photo and Video Sharing.......................................................... 21

DynDNS Control ........................................................................................ 22

Password Control ...................................................................................... 22

Advanced Settings..................................................................................... 23

Recording Settings................................................................................23

Metadata Options .................................................................................23

Run Script ...........................................................................................25

Network Conguration ..........................................................................26

Adding Wireless Support .......................................................................28

RAID ...................................................................................................29

Trouble Shooting Guide.............................................................................. 30

Specication and Features ......................................................................... 31

Licensing .................................................................................................. 32

Warranty .................................................................................................. 33

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

Set Up

What’s in the box?

musicm8•

Power supply and cable•

Ethernet cable•

What you need

A way to plug your musicm8 into your home network; a direct connection into

your router or network switch is perfect, but you can treat your musicm8 like a

computer and plug it into any other Ethernet connection in your home.

If you need to place your musicm8 in a room which does not have an Ethernet

socket, we recommend you use a ‘Homeplug’ device, for example:

http://catalog.belkin.com

Note: a broadband connection is required. Dial-up internet connection is not sup-

ported.

Please ensure that the disc slot is not obstructed. When a disc has been

recorded, it is automatically ejected from the slot. If the slot is blocked

when the disc is ejected, this can result in damage to the drive.

musicm8 Default Settings

Your musicm8 has been precongured with XiVA’s recommended default settings,

for ease of use and quick set up.

Default Encoder Settings: MP3 320 kbps

musicm8 Default Shares

\\musicm8\shared\Muslc

\\musicm8\pictures

\\musicm8\shared\Playlists

\\musicm8\video

\\musicm8\databackups

These settings can be changed and new shares can be added at any time via the

musicm8 web interface.

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

Set Up in 4 Quick Steps

Step 1 - Connecting the unit up.

Connecting the Ethernet cable to the musicm8

Connect your supplied Ethernet cable to a spare port on your router.

Then connect it to your musicm8 as shown below. Do this before you plug the

power supply into your musicm8.

If you are unsure where to connect your Ethernet cable to your musicm8, the port

is marked on the back of your unit with the LAN network symbol

When connected, you should see a green light on your musicm8 network port.

Connecting the power supply to your musicm8

Connect your power supply to a mains power socket. (Plugs vary in each country)

Connect the power supply output to your musicm8 unit.

Your musicm8 power connection is labelled DC IN and is located near the middle

on the rear of your unit.

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

musicm8 Rear Panel Note:

In most cases only the network LAN port connection will be used.

USB connections can be used to back up your media collection. See the backup

section on page 10.

Use of the USB connections for any other purpose is not supported.

Power up your musicm8

Press the power button briey to turn on your musicm8.

The power button is located just below the cd slot on the front of the unit.

You will see the small, blue light on the front of the unit glow when it turns on. Af-

ter a few moments, your musicm8 will beep to let you know that it has started up.

For most media players no further conguration of musicm8 is required.

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

Set Up in 4 Quick Steps

Step 2 - Optional

Congure your musicm8 with the web interface

Depending on your operating system and network setup, there are a few ways to

connect to the musicm8 web interface.

Open a web browser - Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari are all great

choices - and verify that you have an active Internet connection by visiting any

website (we recommend checking out www.XiVA.com).

Note: Google Chrome is not yet supported.

Then, in the location bar of your web browser, type “musicm8” (without

quotes) and choose “go” or hit enter on your keyboard. You will then be

prompted for a user name and password which is:

Username: admin

Password: musicm8

If you do not see the web interface appear in a few moments, try typing

“musicm8.local” or “//musicm8” into the location bar. Again; no quotes.

You may have to directly type the IP address of your musicm8 into the

location bar instead. If this is the case, and you don’t know your musicm8’s IP

address, you can download the XiVA IP Tool from:

XiVA.com/musicm8/downloads/musicm8iptool.zip

If the musicm8 web interface does not appear after following these

steps, please refer to the troubleshooting guide on page 42.

Step 3

Recording your rst CD with musicm8

Recording CDs is quick and easy - just insert the disc into your musicm8 and walk

away!

In a few minutes, your musicm8 will beep and gently eject the disc. A few mo-

ments after that, your CD will have been encoded and be available for playback via

your selected media player.

Make sure nothing is blocking the disc slot. If the unit ejects the CD and

the slot is obstructed, the drive could be damage.

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

Set Up in 4 Quick Steps

Step 4 - Optional

Connecting to your musicm8’s shared folders

musicm8 does exactly what its name suggests. It is a server which makes your

music available throughout your home.

It does this by storing and accessing your music through shared folders, as

well as letting you listen to your music through a wide range of media players.

After successfully connecting your musicm8 to your network, it’s easy to connect

to your musicm8’s shared folders.

Microsoft Windows XP and Vista (all versions)

Navigate to My Network Places in Windows XP or Network in Windows

Vista. Folders with titles such as Shared on musicm8 and Pictures on

musicm8 should appear in the window. If not, click on Add a Network Place in

the left pane of the window, and follow the next steps:

Choose• Next in the Add Network Place Wizard.

Select• Choose Another Network Location and click Next.

Choose• Browse in the next window. You should then see a folder icon titled

Shared on musicm8. If not, continue on to the next step.

Click on• Entire Network then Microsoft Windows Network then

Workgroup.

Click on• Shared on musicm8 and choose OK, then click Next.

Click• Next again, and click Finish. You should now see Shared on musicm8

in the My Network Places window.

Mac OS X

Navigate to musicm8 by selecting Go from your desktop.

Select Connect To Server. You will be prompted to enter the address of

musicm8.

In most cases smb://musicm8 will take you to your musicm8 shared folders.

In some cases you may need to enter the IP address of

your musicm8. When prompted for the address type

smb://192.168.1.20 or whatever your musicm8 IP address is.

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

Simple Conguration Settings

Setting the Date and Time

Open the Miscellaneous menu and click Set date and time.

Set the system date and time by changing the values in the drop down menus and

clicking the Update button.

To Update your XiVA Software

From the Updates menu on the left sidebar, select Check for Updates to see if

there is a more recent version of the software for your musicm8.

To download and apply any available automatic updates, click Auto Updates.

To check for the latest software updates available for musicm8, visit

http://www.xiva.com/musicm8

Follow the steps listed to download and install updates.

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

Using the Interface

Getting to the Interface is as simple as opening as browser and typing ‘musicm8’.

You will see the following screen:

The Home Page

Most of the major functions are in the basic menu; click Show Advanced Menu

to view all available options. Each is detailed within this manual.

Top Navigation Bar

View Photos – will open a photo gallery page with a slide show effect.

Play Music – will open the musicm8 silverplay music player to allow you to play

all of your music from any computer on your LAN. NOTE: this playout is password

protected with the password musicm8 – the username is blank.

The top navigation bar also allows you to congure and use the additional servers

installed on your musicm8 device. Please refer to Conguring Media Players

with your musicm8 on page 17 before changing these settings.

Twonky – Opens the Twonky vision pages should you need to set any advanced

options

Squeezecenter – opens the Squeezecenter pages should you wish to change any

advanced options

Firey – opens the Firey media server pages for advanced conguration

Please ensure you know what you are doing when viewing the server pages –

changing these options away from the precongured defaults could affect the

performance of your system!

Browse Menu

XiVA musicm8 User Guide

Located in the left sidebar, the Browse menu gives access to all the music, video

and pictures stored on your musicm8 and enables you to stream or download

content from any PC on your network.

To access your music, select Browse Music from the menu. Your music collection

will be displayed in a directory listing all artists. To select an artist, click on their

name. To stream a track, simply click on it and it will play in the window.

To download a track choose Save As.

For the best browsing experience XiVA recommends using Squeezecenter or

TwonkyMedia, but you can use your preferred media player.

Copying your music from your computer to musicm8

After connecting to your musicm8’s shared folders using the previous steps, it’s

easy to copy music already on your computer to the musicm8. By copying your

existing music to your musicm8 share you are now enabling your music to be

shared over your home network for playback via a wide selection of media players.

Simply select the les and/or folders you want to copy, copy them and paste them

into your musicm8 shared folder.

Windows 2000, XP, Vista

Go to the les or folders of music that you wish to copy.•

Highlight the le or les you wish to copy. If you need to highlight more than •

one le, you can hold down the CTRL or Shift keys on your keyboard or drag a

box around the les you wish to copy.

Once highlighted, you can either right-click one of the highlighted les and •

select Copy, or if you’re in My Computer or Windows Explorer you can click

Edit at the top of the window and choose Copy.

Move to the • Shared folder on your musicm8 and either right-click in the folder

and choose Paste, or click Edit and click Paste.

Mac OS X

Go to the les or folders of music that you wish to copy.•

Highlight the le or les you wish to copy. If you need to highlight more than •

one le, you can hold down the Command (Apple) or Shift keys on your key-

board or drag a box around the les you wish to copy.

Once highlighted, you can either right-click (Control-click) one of the high-•

lighted les and select Copy, or you can click Edit at the top of the window

and choose Copy.

Move to the • Shared folder on musicm8 and either right-click in the folder and

choose Paste, or click Edit and click Paste.

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