2. You don't have to live in Canada to use this capability. I live in the Austin, TX area and have an 8300 HD from Time Warner Cable in Austin and have an external 500 GB drive connected.
Posted at 4:37PM on Jun 8th 2006 by David L. Crow
3. ummm, not to be negative but this is clearly discussed in the manual for this PVR. In fact, I think that the only info that they provide that is useful is that you need (or could use) a SATA II - SATA I cable. Or you could buy a SATA II enclosure. This works great too, btw, I'm using it with cox in phoenix.
Posted at 12:33AM on Jun 12th 2006 by Chris
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1. The recordings are balanced between the internal and external drive. Any “new” recording will always go to the drive that has more space available. Individual recordings are not “split” between the internal and external drives.
Posted at 4:45AM on Jun 8th 2006 by Wins