How many hours can 160g hold

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I just installed 160gb hard drive into a Panasoni Showstopper HS2000 and it
sees appr 133 hrs, is it right?
I was reading some place that some system can only take 137gb max and
wondering if this system can take it all?

TIA
 
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In article <kbnld.30269$Al3.1590@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com>,
"\(Magic9\)" <noone@home.com> wrote:

> I just installed 160gb hard drive into a Panasoni Showstopper HS2000 and it
> sees appr 133 hrs, is it right?
> I was reading some place that some system can only take 137gb max and
> wondering if this system can take it all?

You're right--that system has a limit on the hard drive size it can see.
 
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On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 12:34:24 GMT, "\(Magic9\)" <noone@home.com> wrote:

>I just installed 160gb hard drive into a Panasoni Showstopper HS2000 and it
>sees appr 133 hrs, is it right?

That's right. You can get more with a 2-drive system. I've had 165
hours with a 2020.

>I was reading some place that some system can only take 137gb max and
>wondering if this system can take it all?
>

That 137GB limit is 128GB with different math (using 1024 instead of
1000, as is common in computers). The number of hours you get is a
little more than the disk space in MB (133 is a little more than 128).

With a 160GB drive, you waste the extra space. Note that that's on
older Replays (pre-4000). Newer Replays can handle it.

>TIA
>

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