Limit to season passes?
 

My wife's DirecTiVo started freezing up occassionally. I discovered she
had 34 Season Passes. Too many I figure. She is now pruning the list.

"Jack Zwick" wrote in message
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My wife's DirecTiVo started freezing up occassionally. I discovered she
had 34 Season Passes. Too many I figure. She is now pruning the list.

34 SPs isn't the issue. Any irregular sounds form the hard drive?

"Jack Zwick" wrote in message
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My wife's DirecTiVo started freezing up occassionally. I discovered she
had 34 Season Passes. Too many I figure. She is now pruning the list.

I don't have a DirectTivo, but I know I've exceeded 100 season passes on my
standalone...(I'm currently at 91, deleted a few old shows that have been
cancelled)

Ken

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My wife's DirecTiVo started freezing up occassionally. I discovered she
had 34 Season Passes. Too many I figure. She is now pruning the list.



The drive is going out, probably. I have 80 season passes.

On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 02:58:00 GMT, Jack Zwick
wrote:

My wife's DirecTiVo started freezing up occassionally. I discovered she
had 34 Season Passes. Too many I figure. She is now pruning the list.

I think your hard drive is dying, get 'er backed up asap and set up a
new drive using that backup. These things only get worse, not better.

* Jack Zwick Wrote in alt.video.ptv.tivo:

My wife's DirecTiVo started freezing up occassionally. I
discovered she had 34 Season Passes. Too many I figure. She is now
pruning the list.

I have over 70, that cant be the problem.

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David

On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 02:58:00 GMT, Jack Zwick
wrote:

My wife's DirecTiVo started freezing up occassionally. I discovered she
had 34 Season Passes. Too many I figure. She is now pruning the list.

Tell her to delete the "I need a real man for a husband" wishlist.

That should cut down on her recordings altho she'll be doomed
to a life of endless boredom with you.

Sean

I think your hard drive is dying, get 'er backed up asap and set up a
new drive using that backup. These things only get worse, not better.

How do you BU a HDD?

On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 13:09:55 -0400, "Eli Renfro"
wrote:

I think your hard drive is dying, get 'er backed up asap and set up a
new drive using that backup. These things only get worse, not better.

How do you BU a HDD?


Get the Hinsdale instructions. They're pretty clear on what to do.

Eli Renfro ) wrote in alt.video.ptv.tivo:
I think your hard drive is dying, get 'er backed up asap and set up a
new drive using that backup. These things only get worse, not better.

How do you BU a HDD?

For a TiVo hard drive, you use MFS Tools to create a backup image that
contains the TiVo OS and (optionally) any recordings. You then restore
this image to another drive.

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Jeff Rife |
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