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Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 4:16 AM
Subject: Re: [mythtv] New idea for storing recordings to disks
With that tangent...
I run Myth with previews turned off. How do I turn off the previews in
MythWeb?
Thanks,
John
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From: John P Poet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Development of mythtv mythtv-dev@mythtv.org
Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 4:16 AM
Subject: Re: [mythtv] New idea for storing recordings to disks
With that tangent...
I run Myth with previews turned off. How do I turn off the previews in
MythWeb
On Monday 04 July 2005 11:37, Terry Barnaby wrote:
Another useful feature would be to stop MythTv accessing the other
disks when the watch recordings screen is displayed. At the moment
Myth appears to startup all of my powered down disks when the user
opens the watch recordings screen.
You
On 7/6/05, Joseph A. Caputo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 04 July 2005 11:37, Terry Barnaby wrote: Another useful feature would be to stop MythTv accessing the other disks when the watch recordings screen is displayed. At the moment
Myth appears to startup all of my powered down disks when
Brandon Beattie wrote:
On Fri, Jul 01, 2005 at 05:58:30AM +0100, Terry Barnaby wrote:
One useful feature of separate non raided/LVM'ed disks that I
use is to power down the disks that are not in use. This
saves power and increases disk life.
I did have a 10 minute power safe enabled on my
Comments?
How about something like this ;
1) Define a single location for recordings. This should be a high speed
disk right on your master backend and have enough available space to handle
your typical daily recording load.
2) Define a group of long term storage locations. These could be
Thomas M. Pluth wrote:
Comments?
How about something like this ;
1) Define a single location for recordings. This should be a high speed
disk right on your master backend and have enough available space to handle
your typical daily recording load.
2) Define a group of long term storage
On Fri, Jul 01, 2005 at 05:58:30AM +0100, Terry Barnaby wrote:
One useful feature of separate non raided/LVM'ed disks that I
use is to power down the disks that are not in use. This
saves power and increases disk life.
I did have a 10 minute power safe enabled on my drives, and that may be
the
Randall J. Parr wrote:
Brandon Beattie wrote:
Well it happened, one of 5 disks in my LVM setup went bad and the claims
of every LVM user I know didn't come true (That if you lose one disk,
you can still get to the data of the rest).
From this I had an idea and wanted to see if it's a good
Brandon Beattie wrote:
Well it happened, one of 5 disks in my LVM setup went bad and the claims
of every LVM user I know didn't come true (That if you lose one disk,
you can still get to the data of the rest).
From this I had an idea and wanted to see if it's a good idea for Myth.
Brandon Beattie wrote:
Recordings would work like this. Just like in various mythplugins you
would be able to specify various locations to store recordings to. This
wouldn't be hard of course.. if that directory doesn't have enough
space, use another directory. If no directories exist, expire
I really like the idea of remote network storage. If you are running
out of space on a local machine, some of the older recordings can be
moved to the remote network storage instead of being auto-expired. Of
course, if the remote storage is slow (over an internet link for
example) you'd want to
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