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<blockquote data-quote="MartinSmith" data-source="post: 179862"><p>With an ATI TV Wonder 650, according to my Registry, MP stores TV recordings in the "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings\card2\" directory as found under HKLM\SOFTWARE\MediaPortal\DVR\IO\Writer\DVRDirectory. </p><p></p><p>In the "card2" subdirectory, there exists a (single) subdirectory folder named TempSBE. </p><p></p><p>While this is the location specified in my Registry, MP actually stores TV recordings in the "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings" directory. </p><p></p><p>The block size (or cluster size) on my C:\ drive is configured to Windows XP default. On my G:\ drive, a logical partition, the block size is configured to 64K - specifically for large MPEG2 TV recordings and DVD files. </p><p></p><p>I would prefer MP to store/save recordings on my G:\ drive instead of the C:\ drive. </p><p></p><p>I tried changing the above Registry KEY to DVRDirectory = "G:\My Recordings\ and a couple of variations including G:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings" directory with subdirectory TempSBE in the card2 subdirectory. Unfortunately, when I opened MP, it re-wrote the Registry back to the "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings\card2\" directory as found under HKLM\SOFTWARE\MediaPortal\DVR\IO\Writer\DVRDirectory.</p><p></p><p>Is there any simple way to modify or change MP to save recordings to a location other than "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings\card2\" directory as found under HKLM\SOFTWARE\MediaPortal\DVR\IO\Writer\DVRDirectory? </p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p><p></p><p>Martin</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MartinSmith, post: 179862"] With an ATI TV Wonder 650, according to my Registry, MP stores TV recordings in the "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings\card2\" directory as found under HKLM\SOFTWARE\MediaPortal\DVR\IO\Writer\DVRDirectory. In the "card2" subdirectory, there exists a (single) subdirectory folder named TempSBE. While this is the location specified in my Registry, MP actually stores TV recordings in the "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings" directory. The block size (or cluster size) on my C:\ drive is configured to Windows XP default. On my G:\ drive, a logical partition, the block size is configured to 64K - specifically for large MPEG2 TV recordings and DVD files. I would prefer MP to store/save recordings on my G:\ drive instead of the C:\ drive. I tried changing the above Registry KEY to DVRDirectory = "G:\My Recordings\ and a couple of variations including G:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings" directory with subdirectory TempSBE in the card2 subdirectory. Unfortunately, when I opened MP, it re-wrote the Registry back to the "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings\card2\" directory as found under HKLM\SOFTWARE\MediaPortal\DVR\IO\Writer\DVRDirectory. Is there any simple way to modify or change MP to save recordings to a location other than "C:\Documents and Settings\%\My Documents\My Recordings\card2\" directory as found under HKLM\SOFTWARE\MediaPortal\DVR\IO\Writer\DVRDirectory? Thanks, Martin [/QUOTE]
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