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Old 11-17-2008, 11:08 PM
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HDHR Netowork usage
while recording 3 HD shows from 2 separate HDHR's my network utilization was 60% the whole time. is this normal? its a 100mg network running 6.4.8 and latest HDHR software

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Old 11-18-2008, 05:52 AM
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The latest beta should fix this for you
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Old 11-18-2008, 06:25 AM
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while recording 3 HD shows from 2 separate HDHR's my network utilization was 60% the whole time. is this normal? its a 100mg network running 6.4.8 and latest HDHR software

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If they were all HD shows, that seems about right. Whether or not the latest beta fixes bandwidth utilization, you would be seeing 18-20 Megabits per stream, which comes to about 50%-60% utilization with just loose math.
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I just hooked up my first HDHomerun. I'm running the latest released firmware (123108 I think) and the latest release of Sage (6.4.8). Using both inputs on the HDHR for digital cable. I'm seeing 40MB/sec for one recording or 80MB/sec if recording two shows regardless of whether I am recording SD or HD content. Is this normal?
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Tiki, The fix in the beta! With the fix you would get about 20MBps with 1 HD channel.
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