barrygordon
11-08-07, 09:47 PM
Been away for a while so I am not sure what goes where any more.
Brighthouse networks central FL
SA8300HD DVR's
All recorded material in HD
After running for a while (many months) it is as if the hard drive is losing space. Recordings last at most a week yet there are only 6 or 7 of them.. they just seem to delete as if there was no room left.
1) Has any one seen this and can it be confirmed?
2) Does any one have the sequence to bring up the diagnostic page so I can see what it says about available space.
As I recall this happend about a year ago and I had to wipe the drives clean. I negotiated with Brighthouse for a credit equal to the rental costs on one of the two DVR's for one year. They sort of acknowledged that it was a problem they knew about. I guess it is time to do it again but this time I will want full credit ofr both units. I don't think they wanted to cause a stir in court over this but I am beginning to get fed up.
If the hard drive is failing (two of them?) there should be messages stating that too many sectors are marked bad. If it is just bad software losing blocks and not recovering space properly, come on that is 40 year old technology.
Appreciate the help
Brighthouse networks central FL
SA8300HD DVR's
All recorded material in HD
After running for a while (many months) it is as if the hard drive is losing space. Recordings last at most a week yet there are only 6 or 7 of them.. they just seem to delete as if there was no room left.
1) Has any one seen this and can it be confirmed?
2) Does any one have the sequence to bring up the diagnostic page so I can see what it says about available space.
As I recall this happend about a year ago and I had to wipe the drives clean. I negotiated with Brighthouse for a credit equal to the rental costs on one of the two DVR's for one year. They sort of acknowledged that it was a problem they knew about. I guess it is time to do it again but this time I will want full credit ofr both units. I don't think they wanted to cause a stir in court over this but I am beginning to get fed up.
If the hard drive is failing (two of them?) there should be messages stating that too many sectors are marked bad. If it is just bad software losing blocks and not recovering space properly, come on that is 40 year old technology.
Appreciate the help