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<blockquote data-quote="litljay" data-source="post: 744415" data-attributes="member: 89175">Oh!&nbsp; Thanks for taking the time, then.I can't get to the computer right this second because the better half is using WMP to do a workout video (kind of a latter-day Jane Fonda without the traitorous pinko stuff).I can't remember exactly how big the HDD is, but I seem to recall it being somewhere in the neighborhood of 200G.&nbsp; At the worst, I know I wouldn't have put one smaller than 80G in there because I store the TV recordings on it.&nbsp; As soon as I can, I'll double check the size and the timeshifting path.Jedit300G HDD, with 5G of that currently in use, and 1G of system RAM.The timeshifting path is the default (C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\timeshiftbuffer)I'll keep googling that code, but I'm grasping at straws.&nbsp; What else should I be looking for?J</blockquote>

[QUOTE="litljay, post: 744415, member: 89175"] Oh! Thanks for taking the time, then. I can't get to the computer right this second because the better half is using WMP to do a workout video (kind of a latter-day Jane Fonda without the traitorous pinko stuff). I can't remember exactly how big the HDD is, but I seem to recall it being somewhere in the neighborhood of 200G. At the worst, I know I wouldn't have put one smaller than 80G in there because I store the TV recordings on it. As soon as I can, I'll double check the size and the timeshifting path. J [I]edit[/I] 300G HDD, with 5G of that currently in use, and 1G of system RAM. The timeshifting path is the default (C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\timeshiftbuffer) I'll keep googling that code, but I'm grasping at straws. What else should I be looking for? J [/QUOTE]

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