No_PaRoLe
10-21-2007, 03:29 PM
Q. How come my 7000 only records for 1 hour at a time?
A. By default it is set for one hour. Once recording has started, then press the record button again, this will bring up a window which will allow you to extend it up to two hours.
Q. What is the ideal hard drive for the 7000?
A. A hard drive up to 500GB, 7200 rpm, external power and pre-formatted Fat32.
Q. Can I get a USB powered Hard Drive?
A.
In general, an external power is better since they support higher rpms (7200), whereas the USB powered drive are only 5400 rpm.
Q. If I want to use a cable to update files, do I use a 9 pin null or a straight cable?
A. Straight cable.
Q. Can you use a USB flash drive to record?
A. You can use a USB flash drive but it is very limited. The receiver records about 1GB per hour, so it’s better to use an external USB hard drive.
Q. Do you need anything for “Time Shifting”?
A. Time shifting is recorded onto internal memory and is always on. You do not need any other accessory.
A. By default it is set for one hour. Once recording has started, then press the record button again, this will bring up a window which will allow you to extend it up to two hours.
Q. What is the ideal hard drive for the 7000?
A. A hard drive up to 500GB, 7200 rpm, external power and pre-formatted Fat32.
Q. Can I get a USB powered Hard Drive?
A.
In general, an external power is better since they support higher rpms (7200), whereas the USB powered drive are only 5400 rpm.
Q. If I want to use a cable to update files, do I use a 9 pin null or a straight cable?
A. Straight cable.
Q. Can you use a USB flash drive to record?
A. You can use a USB flash drive but it is very limited. The receiver records about 1GB per hour, so it’s better to use an external USB hard drive.
Q. Do you need anything for “Time Shifting”?
A. Time shifting is recorded onto internal memory and is always on. You do not need any other accessory.