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JVC recording onto USB, loads of memory "reserved"?
sqwerty505
24-11-2016
We have the ability to record the odd programme onto a USB stick from the TV. However more and more space is shown as being taken up as "reserved" (11853 MB), used (2271 MB), and free space (860 MB). I don't understand any of this. No recordings are saved on it. Can anyone please explain?
Nigel Goodwin
25-11-2016
Originally Posted by sqwerty505:
“We have the ability to record the odd programme onto a USB stick from the TV. However more and more space is shown as being taken up as "reserved" (11853 MB), used (2271 MB), and free space (860 MB). I don't understand any of this. No recordings are saved on it. Can anyone please explain?”

TV's don't record to a blank USB drive, they format the drive in a specific way (usually based on Linux) to that one exact make, model and serial number TV - so you can't take the drive and play it back on anything else.
sqwerty505
25-11-2016
Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin:
“TV's don't record to a blank USB drive, they format the drive in a specific way (usually based on Linux) to that one exact make, model and serial number TV - so you can't take the drive and play it back on anything else.”

Thanks Nigel. I did manage to put one programme onto the laptop though, and it plays.

Do you know what all the reserved and used space is being used for? Could do with it being available.
cp2
25-11-2016
Does the TV offer live pause of the channel you are watching or rewind?
If so, the space might be reserved for that.
sqwerty505
26-11-2016
Originally Posted by cp2:
“Does the TV offer live pause of the channel you are watching or rewind?
If so, the space might be reserved for that.”

Yes it does - that could be it, thanks!
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