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Thread: channel stutters when disk drive starts up

  1. 13-03-13, 14:43 #1
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    channel stutters when disk drive starts up

    i have a 1 tb disk in my solo2 (duo had the same problem). whenever it starts up due to a recording timer the live channel stutters.
    on my dm7000 i fixed the problem by inserting 2 capacitors into the drive power cable.
    does anybody know whether this would fix the problem on a vu+ as well?
    thanks.
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  3. 13-03-13, 21:03 #2
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    I also have a Solo 2 with 1tb hdd installed, no such issues here. Is it a new hdd which you have installed? Please specify the model. What image are you using?
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    Re: channel stutters when disk drive starts up

    What rpm of drive do u have in it.

    I had a 7200rpm drive at first and it did this and also took a while to initialise.

    Replaced with 5900rpm and no further problems

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    just to close this thread: I found out that the stutter has nothing to do with the disk. it's caused by the power up of the 2nd lnb when the recording starts.
    obviously my inverto quad-lnb doesn't interact well with the solo2.
    I now have a duo2 and it works nicely with the very same lnb.
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    Nice to see you sorted, and thanks for keeping us updated too.

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