十年磨一劍，突破求創新：Magic TV™ 4K 雙系統 MTV-9X00D 系列

vchai

8000D 多好多 port 喎，其實哩幾個 model 有咩分別？

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wklie 發表於 2017-6-20 09:18
If voiding warranty is not a concern, one can use any SATA HDD but with the following consideratio ...

Ching 我果部係7000D mini 係咪都換到4TB…同埋係咪買隻4TB一拆一裝上就用到？thanks,....

wklie

vchai 發表於 2017-6-20 20:39
預設錄影的HD是用外置？其實用 external HD 使唔使長開呢？唔開嘅話預設錄影嗰陣佢識唔識著呢？ ...

Preferred recording HDD can be chosen.

External USB HD must be powered on 7x24.

wklie

bbnetnet 發表於 2017-6-20 21:06
Ching 我果部係7000D mini 係咪都換到4TB…同埋係咪買隻4TB一拆一裝上就用到？thanks,.... ...

For 3700D / 7000D series, after you buy a SATA HDD, you need to partition / format it in a PC first.  Then plug it into Magic TV, after boot up, perform Settings -> Recording -> Advanced -> Format System HDD.

wklie

vchai 發表於 2017-6-20 20:45
8000D 多好多 port 喎，其實哩幾個 model 有咩分別？

Buy 8000D if you need to record now TV or cable TV or myTV Super.

Otherwise, buy 9500 (with internal HDD) or 9000 (requires 3.5" USB HDD).

If you're sure you don't need the Netflix / YouTube and other internet video apps from MTV9x00, buy MTV3800D (with internal HDD) or MTV3300D (requires 3.5" USB HDD).

ltkeric

vchai 發表於 2017-6-20 20:39
預設錄影的HD是用外置？其實用 external HD 使唔使長開呢？唔開嘅話預設錄影嗰陣佢識唔識著呢？ ...

vchai 兄

我是用 2.5 吋外置 HD，沒有加外置電源，當錄影機開時自動開，不用長開，十分方便

vchai

wklie 發表於 2017-6-20 23:27
Preferred recording HDD can be chosen.

External USB HD must be powered on 7x24.

thanks

vchai

wklie 發表於 2017-6-20 23:31
Buy 8000D if you need to record now TV or cable TV or myTV Super.

Otherwise, buy 9500 (with inter ...

thank you so much

vchai

ltkeric 發表於 2017-6-20 23:35
vchai 兄

我是用 2.5 吋外置 HD，沒有加外置電源，當錄影機開時自動開，不用長開，十分方便 ...

#33 wklie 兄話要 7 x 24 喎

wklie

vchai 發表於 2017-6-21 21:15
#33 wklie 兄話要 7 x 24 喎

If you use a 2.5" USB HDD without power supply, then its power is supplied by Magic TV USB port, and the USB port power will be cut when Magic TV stands by.  In this case the 2.5" USB HDD is not running 7x24.  However, Magic TV does not guarantee it can supply enough power to drive 2.5" USB HDD (especially old ones), therefore 2.5" USB HDD is not recommended.

It is usually safer and cheaper (cost per TB) to use a 3.5" USB HDD with power supply.