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Question: My TV only shows pictures from a connected USB stick. Can I connect this pogoplug to my TV via USB and remotely copy files to it to achieve my goal?
Document: I purchased the p22 model and received the e02 in the box, which is exactly what i wanted. I was planning on installing linux on the machine but decided to play around with the stock software first to see if I can spare myself the trouble. Turned out to be a good decision.I'm able to access my files over the &#34;cloud&#34; via the pogoplug website and I'm able to connect directly to my drives on my mac (after I installed the pogoplug backup software).
I wanted to like the Pogoplug. Unfortunately it is very, very slow both on the cloud and through the network. Pogoplug has refined the software a slight bit, but not enough for it to be really useful. I thought that I would connect my two USB drives and thumb drive to use as network storage and for possible remote access.
Be aware. If you're looking for an adapter that lets you attach storage that can be shared via your home networked PCs, this will NOT provide that. This adapter does however allow you to see attached storage via the web, so you can see files remotely. In that regard it works as advertised.
I have a 1 TB hard disk connected to this. Access files through Android Google Nexus, iPhone 3GS, and web. Once software is updated regularly, it has never failed. Serves its purpose for accessing files remotely. I don't want to trust dropbox, icloud or other services and pay a monthly payment. This you can control yourself and you manage. I also share lot of files with friends, and they download from my home server. Much easier than putting in third part file sharing services.
Basically, this is another attempt to lock you into a monthly bill. The software associated with this device must be connected to their online servers just for you to access your own data from your LAN. To put it another way if POGO can't phone home you can't share data. The concept of "Cloud Storage" makes me paranoid anyway. If you don't encrypt every file you attach to it, some hacker at PogoPlug can look at your honeymoon pictures.
They told me it had to be purchased directly from them to warrant an adjustment.6. The drive is currently in use as an external drive on a Cirago NUS2000 that has had no issues some time now.7. You can share files on the Pogoplug via email and other secure links, but the process is so slow thru their cloud that nobody I sent them to could open them up. A single 12 megapixel photo was unable to be viewed.8. ALL traffic and security verifications go thru their cloud.
So, do an initial backup from each PC, physically connecting the USB drive to that PC. Then attach the USB drive to the PogoPlug for indexing and subsequent automatic backup. And still I had to wait days for the full indexing/backup process and during that time I had to work hard to resist the temptation to just add/replace more files to the drive manually or through the network (this seems to screw it up for a while).-Instructions and/or Support. Forget About It.
Must use their software and web site. I was hoping I could use as a plain old ftp server.....but no luck. Looking for a hack to open it up as a ftp server. Overall it is a great gadget and easy to setup for a newbee. Can use a USB hub on it and have tons of drives connected.
Give product 2 stars for very easy setup - one of the simplest networking products to install. All functions seem to be working, however I found that network transfer speeds b/n my computer and Pogo are several times slower than b/n any other devices connected to my home network - too slow for any application, photos, music... not even mentioning video.Secondly, I attached to it USB drive with advanced power controls - the drive would spin down when attached to computer directly.
The product works just as advertised.I have attached my Seagate Expansion external 3TB drive to this device at home.It's very easy to set up and use.I can now access all files on that drive even from my office over the internet via my laptop or my smartphone.
Answer: The answer is no. The pogoplug only provides USB host ports that are designed to attach to slaved USB flash/external HDDs or mobile devices that have USB slave ports (and also support USB Mass Storage Class access to their internal storage). You, on the other hand, need a slave device (such as a USB stick or external USB HDD) to connect to the port on your TV (which serves as a USB host).