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Okay I am an idiot... Did I do this right on my Philips HDR212?
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Posted by: Technocrat

Hi I was one of the lucky ones who bought 5-HDR212's at Wal-Mart for 50 bucks a piece. After a couple months I decided to upgrade the one I wanted to keep. So I have the A drive as a 20GB and the B drive as a 80GB.

I followed all the steps in the Hinsdale Guide and after I was through, I booted it up and it hung. I checked the master and slave and it hung, I checked it again and it booted and I got this durn green screen of death people are talking about. Then all of the sudden after 15 minutes my Tivo came to life. I went into the System Information and this is what it says:

Recording Capacity:

32 hrs, 39 min (Best Quality)
118 hrs, 19 min (Basic Quality)

Did I do this right? I honestly didn't even look to see what it was like when I started so I don't recall if the number even changed. Anyone??

Thanks for a tired ignorant soul...

Sean

Posted by: stormsweeper

The "20 hour" model is 20 hours at basic quality, so your numbers seem spot on.