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Message: <blockquote data-quote="touchton" data-source="post: 6206198" data-attributes="member: 187862">I've had my Model S (2021 MF455) for a little over a week now.  I've configured a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W with the latest TeslaUSB build and I'm having some issues.  I've configured TUSB for both camera and music functionality.  The music portion is working.  However, I'm not getting any video transferred to the NAS.  When I return home from a drive and TUSB connects to my home WiFi, everything appears to work as intended.  Looking at the archiveloop log it states that the current snapshot and the pervious snapshot are identical so nothing is transferred.I have the TUSB plugged into one of the USB type C ports in the center console.  I didn't unplug the Tesla provided USB storage device in the glovebox. From inside the car I can view dashcam and Sentry videos, so it's storing to the Tesla USB device in the glovebox.  If I disconnect that device and try to access the dashcam, it says the dashcam is unavailable.  In the entertainment app it still shows a USB device with two folders.  One folder shows the songs on the TeslaMusic folder of the TUSB device.  The other folder appears to be empty.  I assume that empty folder is the TeslaCam folder.How do I direct the dashcam to use the TelsaCam folder on the TeslaUSB device?  Another question I have is: what's the deal with the Tesla provided USB storage device?  It seems to have some gender identity issues.  I've never seen a port like that.  Ultimately, I would like to have the TUSB device in the locked glovebox, but getting the proper cable may be problematic.  Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.</blockquote>

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