- braidan

I laughed until I realized they are little boys underwear.
Now I'm calling my therapist. Thanks.

I laughed until I realized they are little boys underwear.
Now I'm calling my therapist. Thanks.
- hunglikeapuck

Let me know if we can get group rates..

Let me know if we can get group rates..
- braidan

Watch out, those things can explode.
- BashCH

A little disappointed one of you tech savy fellas doesn't have the answer for me...

A little disappointed one of you tech savy fellas doesn't have the answer for me...
- pete26

I don't even know what's the question...

EDIT : found it...will get back to you if I find something.

that whole story has made no sense from the moment it broke.
- DoubleDown

http://imgur.com/UHD83Sp

Anyone:

I have a Bell hd receiver with a external hard drive for PVR'ing.

Is there any way I can transfer a PVR'd show onto a disk or USB stick?
- pete26

[quote=pete26]

No.

[quote=pete26]
1 888 759-3474

[quote=pete26]
Disconnect form receiver connect to PC burn to disk

[quote=pete26]

http://support.bell.ca/TV...R_onto_an_external_device

Materials that are recorded and stored in the PVR can be transferred to an external hard drive. They cannot be copied or transferred to any other digital system.

http://www.digitalhome.ca...m/showthread.php?t=100773

Q. Can I copy Recordings directly from a BellTV hard drive to a PC hard drive and watch them on a PC?
A: No. The files are encrypted. The best method is to copy real time using component video to something like the Hauppauge HDPVR or Hauppage Colossus which is discussed in the HTPC forum.

Q: Can I copy Recordings from one hard drive to another?
Files can be copied from one BellTV formatted hard drive to another BellTV formatted hard drive using Linux. That is useful if the BellTV hard drive becomes unusable due to first partition corruption or if the drive is upgraded. The copied files can only be watched using the same model BellTV PVR (on the same account)

Hope that answers your question Pete...sorry I can't help you more than that.

[quote=pete26]
Pete is your external HD connected by cable or are your shows on the PVR?
If external HD it's simple enough to disconnect and connect to PC, it's waht they are made for.

Pete is your external HD connected by cable or are your shows on the PVR?
If external HD it's simple enough to disconnect and connect to PC, it's waht they are made for.
- braidan

Nah, it's probably a specific EHD made for Bell receivers...can't plug those to your PC.

http://imgur.com/UHD83Sp
- 3M

lol yeah saw that. she's posting pictures of her manicure (a tribute to her dead mom and brother) online. it's just odd.

That's how Pete feels after reading your explanations...

lol yeah saw that. she's posting pictures of her manicure (a tribute to her dead mom and brother) online. it's just odd.
- DoubleDown

Have you ever posted pics of your manicure online?

http://support.bell.ca/TV...R_onto_an_external_device

Materials that are recorded and stored in the PVR can be transferred to an external hard drive. They cannot be copied or transferred to any other digital system.

http://www.digitalhome.ca...m/showthread.php?t=100773

Q. Can I copy Recordings directly from a BellTV hard drive to a PC hard drive and watch them on a PC?
A: No. The files are encrypted. The best method is to copy real time using component video to something like the Hauppauge HDPVR or Hauppage Colossus which is discussed in the HTPC forum.

Q: Can I copy Recordings from one hard drive to another?
Files can be copied from one BellTV formatted hard drive to another BellTV formatted hard drive using Linux. That is useful if the BellTV hard drive becomes unusable due to first partition corruption or if the drive is upgraded. The copied files can only be watched using the same model BellTV PVR (on the same account)

Hope that answers your question Pete...sorry I can't help you more than that.
- BashCH

Sooo, just like I said..."no".

That's how Pete feels after reading your explanations...


- Symba007

That video makes me laugh everytime....the guy on the left (driver) falls so hard.

lol yeah saw that. she's posting pictures of her manicure (a tribute to her dead mom and brother) online. it's just odd.
- DoubleDown

Anyone who thinks those two weren't bumping uglies on the regular are just fooling themselves.

Sooo, just like I said..."no".
- 3M

Yeah...well I provided proofs to ease his closure.

That video makes me laugh everytime....the guy on the left (driver) falls so hard.
- BashCH

I love that his glasses bounce up in to the air....but he doesn't.

Nah, it's probably a specific EHD made for Bell receivers...can't plug those to your PC.
- BashCH

No, I believe it's just a plain old Seagate EHD, I will go home and check.


Also, that's almost spot on Symba

Yeah...well I provided proofs to ease his closure.
- BashCH

A little simpler from a bell tech chat

Donna: Thank you for waiting! I am sorry to inform you that it is not possible to burn shows from your Hard drive to a disk or USB.

No, I believe it's just a plain old Seagate EHD, I will go home and check.


Also, that's almost spot on Symba
- pete26

Maybe, but the files will still be encrypted and won't work on your PC or any other recorders.

A little simpler from a bell tech chat

Donna: Thank you for waiting! I am sorry to inform you that it is not possible to burn shows from your Hard drive to a disk or USB.
- braidan

Know what's even simpler? My first post on the matter.