baztheman(Competent) posted this on Friday, 4th February 2005, 13:33
Hi all ive just got myself a new dvd recorder with harddisk (80 gig) from richer sounds for £300 (cheepest i could find on the net)
what i need to know is.... can the harddisk be changed for a larger one ,somthin like a 200 gig or 250 gig?
I havent opened it up so i dont know whats inside (make or type). has anyone took a peek inside of one yet or better still bunged a 200/250 gig drive in place of the rather small 80 gig... cheers in advance....baz
RE: LG RH4820 dvd recorder with hardisk
baztheman(Competent) posted this on Monday, 7th February 2005, 20:58
Bump.....
come on guys this must be a question everyone with a harddisk pvr would like to know....any info would be welcome....baz
ps im going to rip the screws out soon and see if it is a standard harddisk (pc type) if it is ile post the details on here....cheers ....baz
RE: LG RH4820 dvd recorder with hardisk
photoman(Harmless) posted this on Monday, 14th February 2005, 11:58
When you do `rip it open`, you will find that it is a standard hard disk. However, what isn`t standard is the formatting used on the disk. It isn`t any of the standard formats used, so simply shoving a 200GB drive in won`t work. I have been watching several forums waiting for the same question to be answered before I opt for a HDD recorder.
RE: LG RH4820 dvd recorder with hardisk
nick 745(Competent) posted this on Tuesday, 15th February 2005, 10:19
Personally I find 80 gig hard drive is sufficent, 30 hours of recording at the rate I record, when it starts to fill up just dub over to dvdr at quick speed, no problem. Only ever got to under 5 hours once.
I tend to record programmes want to keep in SP and programmes I know I never keep in LP keeps the space down.
