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Hi there,
My Dad would like to copy programmes from his PVR-9150T, but AFAIK it’s not possible to do transfer them via the USB socket on this model.
The hard drive is easy removable- assuming the content isn’t encrypted it *should* be possible to transfer it that way… if I knew which filesystem it used.
More confusingly, the drive doesn’t even seem to have a conventional partition table (i.e. MBR). Possibly the filesystem is simply used directly on the drive?
Short version; What (if any) partition scheme does the PVR-9150T drive use, and what filesystem does it use?
Any responses would be appreciated. Thank you!
– Mstro
mstro – 59 minutes ago »
Short version; What (if any) partition scheme does the PVR-9150T drive use, and what filesystem does it use?
It uses a proprietary file system and (if I remember correctly) a single partition. What you are looking for is a program called humaxrw that will allow you to directly copy content from the drive of a 9200/9300/9150 to a PC. It can be downloaded from https://myhumax.org/blog/?page_id=153
That looks good- I’ll check that out when I have time. Thank you very much!
– Mstro
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