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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › Sony DVD Recorder, Pauses when playing back recorded programmes??


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Wannabe Geek


Topic # 95472 5-Jan-2012 13:42
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Hi, Can anyone please help?

I have a sony dvd recorder/hdd.  Recently when we play the recorded tv programmes it pauses every 2minutes for 2 seconds and then it continues fine for another 2 minutes ect ect.
Its really annoying, Any suggestions please,

Thankyou  

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Ultimate Geek
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  Reply # 564801 5-Jan-2012 14:05
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Is this when recording onto HDD or DVD?



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Wannabe Geek


Reply # 565057 5-Jan-2012 22:17
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Hi, Its when it is recorded to the hard drvie

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  Reply # 565070 5-Jan-2012 22:35
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This sounds very similar to the problems I (and many others) had with PlayTV. There's a few threads about it on here if you want to search. My PS3 eventually sorted itself out.

If you have the option to upgrade the firmware this should be your first step.

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  Reply # 565133 6-Jan-2012 06:44
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I am guessing that the HDD needs a clean up which there should be an option to perform from the menus. Have a look in the manual to find how to do this.







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  Reply # 566211 8-Jan-2012 19:34
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Yes, try formatting the HDD, BTW, which model is it?

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