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    Thanks again all. I did what speedygonzalez suggested last night and here's what I found.
    No other recordings are on the HDD. Timeshift is off. I started with 487gb available. I recorded a 30 minute HD prog. Looked using Filezilla the size of the recording is 1.11gb.
    I pressed the PVR button it said 93% / 435gb remaining. Using the Menu/Information/Devices it said 445gb was remaining.
    I deleted, waited several hours before checking and whilst Filezilla shows nothing my HDD available space remains the same.
    I had to reboot and in doing so for some reason I've lost all my epg settings, yeah all them days (see other forum).
    I don't know if this means anything but the pvr button now reads 99% but only 464gb available, devices method says 475gb.

    I really don't know what to do now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ljmramst View Post
    I had to reboot and in doing so for some reason I've lost all my epg settings, yeah all them days (see other forum).
    Sorry to hear that. I was able to spend a little bit of time yesterday to try to understand the wonders of Service searching and AutoBouquet makers for our machine.

    I have written down what I thought even I could understand, when I can't remember in a couple of weeks , at

    http://www.techkings.org/threads/is-...-3#post-682404

    Cheers!

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