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Thanks for all the info folks. Don't know if this is useful but here goes. The fee on top of the regular dvr to get the hd dvr is 6.95? Has component and HDMI outputs, but the phone rep said the HDMI isn't supported.
Does anyone else who has an OTW dvr have to do a hard reboot at the beginning of each month? I find that this is the only way to allay the recording and tuning gremlins which would otherwise cripple my dvr. Oceanic tech support simply echoes my diagnosis (have already exchanged). And my SO's and mother's dvrs also seem to share this unfortunate syndrome. Livable. But I can't wait to build an HD HTPC once the 'ole budget allows.
"If it's brown, it's cooked. If it's black, it's f***ed" - G. Ramsey
I was at a friend's home and the question was asked if the hard drive content could be off loaded from his Oceanic DVR. I looked at the back of his DVR and noticed what looked like a SATA connector on the back.
So I'm thinking if you ran a SATA cable from the back of the DVR and into your computer's SATA plug on the motherboard, what would the BIOS identify this setup as?
Life is what you make of it...so please read the instructions carefully.
The SATA port is for connecting an external hard drive for additional storage. Unfortunately, the proprietary file system employed by the dvr OS squelches any hope for lossless transfer of content. *sigh*
"If it's brown, it's cooked. If it's black, it's f***ed" - G. Ramsey
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