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<blockquote data-quote="Skywizard" data-source="post: 1198009" data-attributes="member: 153079"><p>I was using a USB stick for the time shift buffer on my Win7 Media centre quite successfully - occasionally it would have a hissy fit and a format of the stick would restore functionality.</p><p></p><p> I tried the same with the same PC and mediaportal and Win 10. I got what I thought were reputable, fast USB 3 sticks. The first one did not last long before it failed - I was able to get it replaced under warranty, The second one went the same way and it again failed and replaced under warranty, so I gave up. I could have tried a different brand I suppose. I like the concept of using a USB stick, they are easier and cheaper to to replace if they last a reasonable time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Skywizard, post: 1198009, member: 153079"] I was using a USB stick for the time shift buffer on my Win7 Media centre quite successfully - occasionally it would have a hissy fit and a format of the stick would restore functionality. I tried the same with the same PC and mediaportal and Win 10. I got what I thought were reputable, fast USB 3 sticks. The first one did not last long before it failed - I was able to get it replaced under warranty, The second one went the same way and it again failed and replaced under warranty, so I gave up. I could have tried a different brand I suppose. I like the concept of using a USB stick, they are easier and cheaper to to replace if they last a reasonable time. [/QUOTE]
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