Posts by mastermaybe

Quote:Originally Posted by Pain Infliction I was watching Immortals tonight and I got a few loading rings during the movie. I have a 3tb seagate internal drive that is on the compatible HDD list for PCH. The movie is a blu ray. ...

Not to drag this thread too far off "star trek" but it never ceases to amaze me that so many on an audio video forum find 85-110db levels for a 2 hour movie to be too loud. And I largely agree. It's fine that others seemingly enjoy it-...

Ahh, ok. That was my initial thought, but I have mine all in one so I haven't bore witness to how that works...I figured they would be consolidated, per se, but you would still have to select them (folders) individually from the menu of...

Prolly doesn't give him the "all in one display" option he's looking for. James

Quote:Originally Posted by Pain Infliction I do but my Wife doesn't. I have 5TB of movies and I still have to think..."Is this a blu ray?" I also wanted that option so if guests come over, they could pick out a movie and see what...

^ Thanks. The drive worked fine with the WD Live and laptop last week and outside of the buffering with the 400 has not had any connectivity issues until yesterday. James

And not to be a sour-puss but don't you have a pretty good idea which of your files are in SD? I think I'm well aware of mine, but maybe your collection is much nearer to 50/50 SD/HD. My few dozen SD titles really stand out. James

^ Man, I wish I had your problems, lol. I don't see an option for it, perhaps you could add it to your title? I seem to be able to still find titles with "HD" added. Not a perfect fix, I realize, but it's something. James

Wow, new issue. So, after spending 5 days simply ripping discs at work and then transferring them to the HDD upon arrival home (an elongated process I discovered, as the HDD began to fill closer to capacity) I did not even use the...

Outside of cost and massive (read 1TB or larger) drive availability, I thought SSD's were superior to HDDs in just about every measurable way: noise, write/read speeds, etc. And with the new "TRIM" tech, I thought long term reliability...