Epiphan VGADVI Recorder - Manual (Page 200)

PART 8: Releases and Features
This section outlines the features introduced with each product release.
Release 3.11 Features
Improved USB Drive Support
Choose what happens when you insert a USB drive
You can now select what happens when you insert a USB drive: nothing; primary storage of recorded files; a one-time
copy or transfer to the drive; a manual copy or transfer to the drive; or automatic continuous copy or transfer of
recorded files to the drive.
Additionally, the Web Interface now shows you the available free space on your inserted USB drive.
Record directly to a USB drive (VGADVI Recorder)
With VGADVI Recorder (only), you can now choose to record files directly to your attached USB drive rather than
recording to internal storage. A confidence-monitoring system shows you a read-only list of the recordings on the
USB drive.
Automatic file upload to a USB drive
As of 3.11.0, you can configure the device to automatically upload recorded files to an attached USB drive. Choose to
either have it work the same way as uploading via FTP, CIFS, or RSYNC; or as a one-time download of all the recordings
on the device.
Wider support for USB flash drives
Previously some USB drives were not supported due to disk partitioning. VGADVI Recorder now supports USB drives
with non-typical data partitions. When the USB drive is attached, the first partition with a supported file system is used
for data storage.
See Upload to an External USB Drive .
Audio Features
Audio input level meter
Audio inputs that have an incoming signal and are part of a configured stream now have an audio signal level meter on
the stream information page.
The new mobile interface also displays the audio input level meter.