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Is there a quicker way of archiving recordings via USB?

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    JohnH77

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    I am trying to archive about 1TB from my FVP-4000T to disk but it is very slow. I am following How to archive recordings to USB HDD in the FAQ.

    I have to copy to a USB memory stick as it doesn't recognise a 1TB SATA disk plugged into the USB socket via a SATA to USB Adapter.

    Is there a faster way?

    Can I take the disk out of the FVP-4000T and copy directly from it?

    Thanks

    | Tue 20 Jul 2021 8:57:42 #1 |
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    JohnH77 - 38 mins ago  » 
    I am trying to archive about 1TB from my FVP-4000T to disk but it is very slow. I am following How to archive recordings to USB HDD in the FAQ.
    I have to copy to a USB memory stick as it doesn't recognise a 1TB SATA disk plugged into the USB socket via a SATA to USB Adapter.

    What style of partition table does the 1TB drive use (MBR or GPT)?

    Is there a faster way?

    If you have a Windows 8 or later PC you can use the method described in this FAQ https://myhumax.org/forum/topic/file-transfer NB It starts off talking about Samba but the Network Server is a DLNA server. It takes a bit of practice to get it right but is much, much quicker than copying via USB. If you don't have a suitable PC then you can use a similar method using VLC to capture the DLNA stream to a file.

    Can I take the disk out of the FVP-4000T and copy directly from it?

    Yes BUT this won't remove the encryption applied to all recordings.

    | Tue 20 Jul 2021 9:44:20 #2 |
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    Are you aware that, once you have made your selection and started the transfer, you can press X and just go back to watching TV, there is no need to watch the spinning triangle for ages and ages as the process will continue in the background?

    | Tue 20 Jul 2021 10:19:41 #3 |
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    Thanks - the USB disk is GPT - I used AOEMI Partition Assistant to find out. Should I change it to MBR which AOEMI can do.

    Thanks - I didn't realise I could go back to TV etc - my eyes are still rotating

    | Tue 20 Jul 2021 11:44:39 #4 |
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    JohnH77 - 3 mins ago  » 
    Thanks - the USB disk is GPT - I used AOEMI Partition Assistant to find out. Should I change it to MBR which AOEMI can do.

    Up to you; MBR will work with the Humax, GPT will not (so far as I am aware).

    | Tue 20 Jul 2021 11:48:46 #5 |
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    I can now confirm that - the Humax sees the 1TB disk now I have changed it from GPT to MBR.

    | Tue 20 Jul 2021 12:28:28 #6 |
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    JohnH77 - 22 hours ago  » 
    I can now confirm that - the Humax sees the 1TB disk now I have changed it from GPT to MBR.

    Thanks for confirming this.

    | Wed 21 Jul 2021 10:40:19 #7 |

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