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Previously on "USB External drive advice"

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  • lilelvis2000
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    Nothing that I can see. Apparently the TV is very fussy about the drives it can use. I figured until the firmware improves I could turn the power management off on the drive.
    The drive does spin up..but seems like the TV just isn't waiting that extra half-second before timing out.

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  • doodab
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    Is this not set on the host i.e. the TV?

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  • lilelvis2000
    started a topic USB External drive advice

    USB External drive advice

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    I have a Samsung Smart which has a PVR builtin to it. I went out and bought a 2TB external drive from Novatech. It is essentially a 2TB Seagate 3.5" HDD in an aluminium case. But it has one big problem, it goes to sleep after 5min. idle and the TV then can't access it. I don't know why, must be a bug in the TV. It spins back up find when attached to my laptop.
    So what I need now is to return it. And then buy a USB HDD which can be set not to spin down. Needs to be 1TB+.

    Any experience and recommendations.

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