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  1. Member lumis's Avatar
    Join Date: Jan 2005
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    my DVR has a standard IDE harddrive in it.. it's connected to 2 tv's.. the video that is recorded to is usually averages about 3.5mbits..

    i'm able to record 2 programs to the DVR and watch 2 previously recorded programs from the DVR at the same time..

    i'm wondering how it is possible for the drive to read 7.0mbits & write 7.0mbits at the same time, going 4 different ways.. it just seems like it would put a lot of stress on the drive..
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  2. sad-ed alsyed's Avatar
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    not really. a megabit, is only 1/8th megabyte. So its reading just under a megabyte a second, and writing just under a megabyte a second.
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  3. contrarian rallynavvie's Avatar
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    I'm also guessing it uses some sort of hardware processing and a buffer on both the hard drive and the hardware which allow it to do so.
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