Never having owned a PVR I don't know but I'm curious - if it is connected to a PC via an Ethernet connection, is it possible to arrange for all the recordings on the HDD of the PVR to be managed by a directory / file structure similar to a PC ??
File structure for PVRs
- Thread starter bob.g
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Ah !
I'd assumed - obviously incorrectly - that as it was connected to my network via the router I would be able to see the HDD in the PVR on my PC, and be able to create a folder structure for storing programmes that had been recorded.
Shame
I'd assumed - obviously incorrectly - that as it was connected to my network via the router I would be able to see the HDD in the PVR on my PC, and be able to create a folder structure for storing programmes that had been recorded.
Shame
I don't think it's a common feature to be honest, and not sure if any do this currently, though I think technically it would be possible.
I've got a Sagem which allows import / export of files over USB. It reads / writes FAT32 which a PC will understand but for it's internal drive all the file manipulation is done via it's interface and it appears to store files that would be too large for FAT 32.
I've got a Sagem which allows import / export of files over USB. It reads / writes FAT32 which a PC will understand but for it's internal drive all the file manipulation is done via it's interface and it appears to store files that would be too large for FAT 32.
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