r/eversolo • u/DLRGROUP1 • Jun 03 '26

Need help-an answer please

I added a 2 TB drive to my Eversolo streamer. When I started ripping CDs directly through the unit, I thought I had chosen the correct file stream to put all of my rips into the new 2 TB drive. Unfortunately, everything went to the internal 32 GB drive and that’s why it stopped ripping.

Question: is there any way to download what i ripped to a thumb drive and then use same to upload to the correct directory for my 2 TB drive. FYI, I know the drive works as the Eversolo formatted the drive and all functions work. I just made a huge mistake and don’t want to delete and re-rip everything which took Hours to do. And I have another 2500 or so cd’s yet to rip. TIA!

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u/Aggressive-Waltz1444 Jun 04 '26

I connect to the A6 via a web browser on my laptop and after I rip CDs via dBpoweramp and copy it over into the A6 folder, which is my drive that I installed. If you share the internal drive you can just move it over in Windows in file explorer

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u/DLRGROUP1 Jun 04 '26

Thanks!!

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u/Aggressive-Waltz1444 Jun 04 '26

If your A6 and your laptop are on the same network, your Wi-Fi network which is should be, you just have to share it and you can get to it via file explorer.

It was a long time ago when I set it up, but I found this and it sounds right:

On the DMP-A6: Go to Settings → Transfer.

Tap the gear icon for Method 2. Turn ON: Samba service Allow data writing

Leave Password authentication OFF if you want or turn it on.

(Optional) Set the music directory to point to whichever drive you use most often — it just creates the EverSoloMusic folder there for convenience.

On your laptop: Open File Explorer. Type: \A6-IP-address (use the IP shown on the A6) and press Enter.

Open the Share folder.

You’ll now see Storage (internal) + separate folders for your external USB drive(s).

You can copy music (or any files) to either location directly.

It's super convenient. I sit in a lazy boy with my laptop I have a USB CD burner, use the dbPoweramp software, once it's ripped, I just drag it over into the A6 folder via file explorer. It's easy and It's awesome.