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<blockquote data-quote="kwalters" data-source="post: 749187" data-attributes="member: 372044">I have had a Comag SD100 for about a year and have been delighted with it.&nbsp; I can get ITV1 HD and it works at 720p 50HZ (the limit of my Samsung 42&quot; plasma TV.I use the PVR function with a standard PC USB hard disk and, once I got the hang of how to program recordings, I have found it excellentHowever, I have one question which I hope someone can help me with.&nbsp; The Comag formatted the USB disk as NTFS and calls its files name.jpg.But, if I plug that USB drive into my PC, it does not recognise it.&nbsp; A pity, for it would be nice to record the .jpg movies to a DVD disk and make more space available on the USB disk.&nbsp; It is only 80GB and will presumably fill up quite quickly.Unless anyone knows a better way, I think I will be forced to play the movies back and transfer them to a DVD recorder via a SCART connector.Any suggestions gratefully received.&nbsp; Everyone on this forum seems to understand these technical matters much better than IKeith Walters</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kwalters, post: 749187, member: 372044"] I have had a Comag SD100 for about a year and have been delighted with it. I can get ITV1 HD and it works at 720p 50HZ (the limit of my Samsung 42" plasma TV. I use the PVR function with a standard PC USB hard disk and, once I got the hang of how to program recordings, I have found it excellent However, I have one question which I hope someone can help me with. The Comag formatted the USB disk as NTFS and calls its files name.jpg. But, if I plug that USB drive into my PC, it does not recognise it. A pity, for it would be nice to record the .jpg movies to a DVD disk and make more space available on the USB disk. It is only 80GB and will presumably fill up quite quickly. Unless anyone knows a better way, I think I will be forced to play the movies back and transfer them to a DVD recorder via a SCART connector. Any suggestions gratefully received. Everyone on this forum seems to understand these technical matters much better than I Keith Walters [/QUOTE]

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