Your MUD (MyUsbDrive) is now ready to be used as a NAS on your local network.  You can manually copy/move files or use your favourite backup software.

To automate the backup we recommend SyncBackFree from '2BrightSparks'.
SyncBackFree

Note: Streaming to a Media Player only works on your local network and not over the Internet

Example: How to install MyUsbDrive as a Source on Kodi
Note: Different versions of Kodi may vary; However, the process will be similar
⦁ Open Kodi
⦁ Go back to your Home Screen
⦁ Select Videos, Music or Pictures
⦁ Example – “Music”
⦁ Select Files
⦁ Select Add music…
⦁ Select Browse
⦁ ‘Enter the paths or browse for the media locations’
- Type the following EXACTLY SMB://mud/usbdrive1/ (change "MUD" for the name of your device)
- Note: You can add exact file locations after ‘/usbdrive1/……/…..’
⦁ Select Done
⦁ Enter a name for this media source 'MUD'
⦁ Select OK
⦁ ‘Do you want to add the media from this source to your library?’
- Select No or Yes
⦁ Select 'MUD' and enjoy

Links that you may find useful:
⦁ Download myUSBdrive (MUD) - Download
⦁ SFTP client
      -Windows/Mac/Linux = FileZilla
      -Android/iOS (install via Play Store) = CX File Explorer
⦁ Copy Images to a SD Card - Etcher or Raspberry Pi Imager
      - Alternative - USB Image Tool
      - Alternative - Win32Disk Imager
⦁ Format a SD Card - SD Card Formatter
⦁ Backup Files - SyncBackFree
⦁ Remote access to MUD; SSH and telnet client - PuTTY
      -Alternative (better) remote access to MUD; SSH and telnet client - MobaXterm
⦁ Latest information about Raspberry PI's - The Raspberry Pi Foundation
⦁ Purchase Hardware - The PI Hut or Pimoroni