will a 2 terabyte hd. work in this dvr
1242322
Absolutely. I installed a 2TB drive in mine 6 months ago. Works like a charm.
450877
I'm not sure, I've never had a hd . You might check their website and call them to find out for sure. Good luck
1173846
To be honest, I am not really sure. I put a WD 1TB Green Drive, which other people had issues with in other DVR's & I did not have any problems.
41315
It will do two 2-terabyte drives. Make sure you update to the latest drivers though or it won't.
1255642
This camera has two outputs a composite one that will work with your current DVR and an SDI one that will require a new DVR, or an SDI to HDMI converter to view in HD
857774
It depends on what type of hard drive and the specifications needed for your model of security DVR. My best advice would be to contact the manufacturer of your security DVR. Sorry to be so vague, but there are just too many types of security DVRs and hard drives.
1495596
The recording process only needs enough storage space for the size of the recording. Most of the movies I have recorded from my DVR wind up going on 4.7GB DVD but a few have to be recorded onto a Dual-Layer DVD with 8.5GB of space. If you wish to save copies of your DVR shows on your hard drive, then a 1TB drive should be more than enough. The software that comes with the card, Arc Soft Showbiz, will give you the option to shrink the recording to fit on a standard 4.7 GB DVD if you don't need all the menu items or extras. I personally am using a 250 GB SATA SSD for this as it runs a bit faster. I have two external drives, a 1TB and a 2TB, for storage. Hope you enjoy this card, it works very well for all my needs. I'm running it on a CORE i5 machine with 16GB RAM and Windows 7, 764 bit OS.
240457
I am really sure but, you would probably lose 3-4 GB of data because of manufacture formatting, I would suggest go with 2TB.
624651
There is nothing High Performance about this DVR/Capture device. A 5400 rpm drive will work fine. Mine has been working flawlessly since I got it and installed the drive.
1340383
You can use it like an old VCR -- record by times etc... But the guide (show listings) will be empty. Also -- if it is a Series 2 the HD will not look great as the TiVo does not support HD.
36738
Yes see my listing for the 2TB DVR Expander from Western Digital - but note that it is only compatible with certain DVRs. See my other listings as well.
2264516
I would contact the manufacturer of the Dish VIP722K DVR to be certain , however if you have a 2.0 usb port on the Dish VIP722K DVR and since it does have its own 500gb HD ,I would say yes . I would purchase it myself if I were in the same position, but that is just me. If it does not work there I could always use it on my computer and free up more space. So the decision is yours unless "Dish" confirms what I have said then still it is a win-win situation.I hope this helps.
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There is no storage by "default". You must purchase a hard drive and install it into the DVR. MAKE SURE YOU GET A HARD DRIVE RATED FOR DVR USE!!! There is a 500g and a 1T size recommended by Amazon. Look here: WD AV-GP 1 TB AV Video Hard Drive: 3.5 Inch, SATA III, 64 MB Cache - WD10EURX and here: WD Blue 500GB Desktop Hard Disk Drive - 7200 RPM SATA 6 Gb/s 16MB Cache 3.5 Inch - WD5000AAKX
558909
You can buy a blank hard drive like I did. Then put in the new drive I put in a Seagate 7200 rpm 2 gig SATA drive. If you go on YouTube you can see the 4 clips that you need to move to take the top off and disconnect the old drive install the new drive close the DVR and hook it up power it on and the unit will configure the new drive and you are all done very simple.
1604592
I use a portable hard drive (segate) with my setup and works fine. This way you only need one power source ( for the DVR.
1288179
Yes, depens how big is your harddrive. A 2tb will record more than 30 days.
1603279
The DVR software is compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista 32 bit. It requires Intel based PC. If you have AMD, or have Windows Vista 64 bit, or Windows 7, it will not work.