Make sure to check your DVR’s requirements before you begin setup.
Keep reading to find out what type of USB and SATA hard drives to seek out, which storage forms to avoid, and why.ĭepending on the model of Tablo OTA DVR you have, storage requirements, options, and specs may be different.
With the exception of storage-included Tablo DVRs like the Tablo DUAL 128GB or Tablo QUAD 1TB, all Tablo OTA DVRs require either a USB or SATA hard drive to be connected in order to save recordings and to stream more than a single Live TV station at a time.Ĭhoosing the right form of recording storage for your Tablo OTA DVR can make a big difference in your overall cord cutting experience. I've been doin this now for a few friends of mine and I've been able to do direct TV, time warner and personal DVRs with no problem hope this helps ALso I use an IDE/SATA to USB adapter for all of my jobs which makes it a lot easier than having to take your pc apart.5 Reasons Why Choosing the Right Hard Drive for Your Tablo DVR Matters That process will take a little while but oec its done your disk will pop up in the computer as a local disk or removeable disk if connected by usb. You'll get a prompt that says that the partition is now active once you get that you'll wat to type This is right all the way up till the Exit commandĪfter creaing the partition primary you need to select the partition by typingĪfter getting the prompt that partition 1 in now the selected partition you neeed to make it active by typing Type select disk X (where X is replaced with the number of that disk).Īlso, there might be a new firmware file for the drive.I would check the seagate website.even if it is just the first firmware, you never know what the DVR maker might have done to the firmware on the drive.
Try this it should wipe out whatever is on there and give you a nice clean space to put a NTFS partition:
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