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    Trev - 1 hour ago  » 
    Just don't initialise/format it with windows, or it's asta la vista with your files.

    No it isn't; it damages the partition table but it can be repaired.

    | Tue 2 Jul 2019 19:54:14 #21 |
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    Hi,

    As I mentioned at the start, when the drive was mounted in The Humax I could hear it running, yet when it is sitting on the bench connected via the USB to SATA lead I hear or feel nothing when I type the DOS commands. I would have at least expected to hear or feel it spinning.

    Is it worth trying one of these "promise the earth" data recovery companies?

    Thanks

    Paul

    | Wed 3 Jul 2019 6:28:15 #22 |
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    paul.mac - 3 hours ago  » 
    As I mentioned at the start, when the drive was mounted in The Humax I could hear it running, yet when it is sitting on the bench connected via the USB to SATA lead I hear or feel nothing when I type the DOS commands. I would have at least expected to hear or feel it spinning.

    Sorry missed that and yes you should definitely be able to feel it spinning. Does the USB to SATA lead have a 12V output? A lot of them are designed for 2.5" drives and SSDs which only need 5V.

    Is it worth trying one of these "promise the earth" data recovery companies?

    Depends how important the programmes are to you; they certainly won't be cheap and I would be a bit surprised if they have much expertise in the proprietary Humax file system.

    | Wed 3 Jul 2019 10:17:48 #23 |
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    paul.mac - 36 mins ago  » 
    HI,
    Borrowed the lead from a friend. It looks like this one
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/232938151523?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&itemid=232938151523&targetid=594652062920&device=c&adtype=pla&googleloc=1006765&poi=&campaignid=1700604133&adgroupid=68042089162&rlsatarget=pla-594652062920&abcId=1140496&merchantid=109866676&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0OrD5seY4wIVy7vtCh3cWwAxEAQYBCABEgLpCvD_BwE
    which doesn't have a separate lead to the power connector only the large databus connector.

    The clue is in the description; it says it is for 2.5" drives. What you want is something like this Link to ebay which has an external 12V supply and will work with both 2.5" and 3.5" drives.

    | Wed 3 Jul 2019 11:23:48 #25 |
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    Thanks, I borrowed the lead, it may not have been the one in the picture, but having done some research I can see that I do indeed need the external power supply and am about to order the one you highlighted.

    Hopefully that will resolve the problems I've been having.

    Thanks for all your support. I will let you know how I get on.

    Paul

    | Wed 3 Jul 2019 15:24:16 #26 |
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    paul.mac - 58 mins ago  » 
    Hopefully that will resolve the problems I've been having.

    Fingers crossed.

    | Wed 3 Jul 2019 16:23:18 #27 |
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    Hi,
    I purchased a USB to SATA interface with external power supply and I can now read the files on the old drive. I copied these to my win 10 PC using humaxrw 1: b and then connected up the new SATA drive and copied over the files using humaxrw 1: -p *ts. I got a warning that this may corrupt the hard drive but I decided to continue. All the files copied over and when I do a humaxrw 1: -l i can see the 4 files already recorded on the new drive plus the 31 rescued files copied over. However when I return the new SATA drive to the humax there is no sign of any recorded files/programmes.

    On the old SATA drive I got this output from humaxcheck 1: -l

    humaxcheck version 0.10W (c) xyz321
    Writes to the Humax disk are disabled

    PARTITION 0
    ===========
    2.elu : OK, Contig. size: 539648
    1.av : Buf Contig. size: 10876928 Alloc fat 7896000, dir 7896000

    2.av : OK, Frag: 4, size: 1585955840
    3.elu : OK, Contig. size: 537088
    3.av : OK, Frag: 2, size: 661651968
    4.elu : OK, Contig. size: 546304
    4.av : OK, Frag: 4, size: 1518207488
    6.elu : OK, Frag: 2, size: 545792
    5.elu : OK, Contig. size: 538624
    5.av : OK, Frag: 4, size: 1066324480
    6.av : OK, Frag: 5, size: 1688431616
    8.elu : OK, Contig. size: 529920
    7.elu : OK, Contig. size: 539648
    7.av : OK, Frag: 5, size: 824478208
    8.av : OK, Frag: 3, size: 994492928
    9.elu : OK, Contig. size: 807936
    9.av : OK, Frag: 6, size: 2193961472
    10.elu : OK, Contig. size: 134656
    10.av : OK, Contig. size: 25863680
    11.elu : OK, Contig. size: 1259008
    11.av : Err Frag: 7, size: 4601467904 Alloc fat 5524192, dir 8987904
    Allocation error: (fat blocks allocated != sizea)
    File End error
    Warning - File size error

    12.elu : OK, Contig. size: 268800
    12.av : OK, Contig. size: 51578368
    14.elu : OK, Contig. size: 541696
    13.elu : OK, Contig. size: 559104
    13.av : OK, Frag: 5, size: 1509850112
    14.av : OK, Frag: 7, size: 1626354176
    15.elu : OK, Frag: 2, size: 401920
    15.av : OK, Frag: 3, size: 1053797888
    17.elu : OK, Contig. size: 282624
    16.elu : OK, Contig. size: 268800
    16.av : OK, Contig. size: 700649472
    17.av : OK, Frag: 2, size: 712578048
    19.elu : OK, Contig. size: 262656
    19.av : OK, Contig. size: 50361856
    20.elu : OK, Contig. size: 93696
    20.av : OK, Contig. size: 194797568
    22.elu : OK, Contig. size: 530432
    21.elu : OK, Contig. size: 643584
    21.av : OK, Frag: 12, size: 1512044544
    22.av : OK, Frag: 5, size: 1131572736
    25.elu : OK, Contig. size: 218112
    24.elu : OK, Contig. size: 536576
    24.av : OK, Frag: 4, size: 1368562176
    25.av : OK, Contig. size: 41824256
    26.elu : OK, Contig. size: 256512
    26.av : OK, Frag: 2, size: 539661312
    27.elu : OK, Contig. size: 544256
    27.av : OK, Frag: 4, size: 1527937536
    29.elu : OK, Frag: 2, size: 398848
    28.elu : Err Contig. size: 537600 Alloc fat 752, dir 1504
    Allocation error: (fat blocks allocated != sizea)
    File End error
    Warning - File size error
    Improper file termination in FAT: ffffffff

    28.av : OK, Contig. size: 0
    29.av : OK, Contig. size: 76428288
    31.elu : Err Contig. size: 559104 Alloc fat 752, dir 1504
    Allocation error: (fat blocks allocated != sizea)
    File End error
    Warning - File size error
    Improper file termination in FAT: ffffffff

    23.elu : OK, Frag: 2, size: 577024
    23.av : OK, Frag: 21, size: 1642644480
    0.av : Buf Frag: 43, size: 1279242240 Alloc fat 7896000, dir 7896000

    37.elu : Err Contig. size: 573952 Alloc fat 752, dir 1504
    Allocation error: (fat blocks allocated != sizea)
    File End error
    Warning - File size error
    Improper file termination in FAT: ffffffff

    39.elu : OK, Contig. size: 534016
    39.av : OK, Frag: 11, size: 1378829824
    43.elu : OK, Contig. size: 269312
    43.av : OK, Frag: 8, size: 712595456
    41.elu : OK, Frag: 2, size: 537088
    41.av : OK, Frag: 14, size: 1503624192
    59.elu : OK, Contig. size: 306176
    59.av : OK, Contig. size: 854698496
    60.elu : OK, Contig. size: 203264
    60.av : OK, Frag: 7, size: 493314560

    268092 blocks allocated in orphan chains taking up 103221854208 bytes
    Humax calculated free space count: 19638149120 bytes
    Total free space count incorrect
    Actual free space based on allocated blocks: 16330407936 bytes

    PARTITION 1
    ===========
    _RL_BACKUP_ : OK, Contig. size: 9125
    _RECORD_LIST_ : OK, Contig. size: 9429
    epgsave.dat : OK, Frag: 7, size: 8228096
    _SEL_LIST_ : OK, Contig. size: 2
    4.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    3.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    2.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    15.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    5.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    8.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    16.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    7.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    41.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    11.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    9.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    6.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    10.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    19.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    13.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    17.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    20.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    25.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    22.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    ncdinfo.txt : OK, Contig. size: 360
    12.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    26.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    14.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    23.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1332
    21.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    24.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    27.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    29.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    28.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1664
    43.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    39.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    59.epg : OK, Contig. size: 1000
    60.epg : OK, Contig. size: 668
    Humax calculated free space count: 259145728 bytes

    PARTITION 2
    ===========
    Image : OK, Contig. size: 131072
    MP3 : OK, Contig. size: 131072
    Humax calculated free space count: 32964608 bytes

    Have I missed doing something?

    Thanks

    Paul

    | Fri 5 Jul 2019 16:52:12 #28 |
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    paul.mac - 20 mins ago  » 
    I purchased a USB to SATA interface with external power supply and I can now read the files on the old drive.

    Good.

    I copied these to my win 10 PC using humaxrw 1: b and then connected up the new SATA drive and copied over the files using humaxrw 1: -p *ts. I got a warning that this may corrupt the hard drive but I decided to continue. All the files copied over and when I do a humaxrw 1: -l i can see the 4 files already recorded on the new drive plus the 31 rescued files copied over.

    Can I just check that you have copied over both the .ts files and the supporting files for each recording?

    | Fri 5 Jul 2019 17:23:08 #29 |
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    To add to what Martin has said you need at least the .hre files corresponding to your recovered files. If these were not copied to your PC when downloading the files from the original drive then you will have to recreate them using ts2hrw.

    | Fri 5 Jul 2019 17:58:35 #30 |

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