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Thread: e-sata versus usb port hdd

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    e-sata versus usb port hdd

    any comments on using e-sata or usb externally powered hdd ones.

    i have not seen e-sata for sat receivers and wondered what was special with them cheers.

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    Bandwidth my friend.... Esata is much faster...

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    not with you on that if box was plugged into say a vu solo se v2

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    There's more throughput on an Esata connection than through USB... I think in real world terms its about 5 times faster...

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    That's true, but you're never going to need that speed for an STB.

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    No but for using the stb for file storage over a hardwired connection it makes for very nippy file transfer...

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    ...and my et10k has one, as has the 8500 (powered version).

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