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http://www19.discuss.com.hk/viewthread.php?tid=7768045&pid=164469216&page=1&extra=page%3D1#pid164469216
要auto power on/off HDD唔建議用
我剛安裝左mtv3000_2_03beta，畫質係好左，冇左以前畫面窒下窒下情況，增線畫面細緻左，顏色深左，但人膚色偏紅得好厲害，我用WD My Book Essential 320G HDD，之前版本都仲可以auto power on/off，但用左2_03beta關機後HDD power 唔會off，要自己熄插蘇電源，如果你想有auto power on/off HDD唔建議你用2_03beta。
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朋友係用WD My Book Essential 500G HDD，升級mtv3000_2_03beta，auto power on/off HDD有沒有問題嗎？
不過我不敢升級，我很期待朋友的確認，我去升級。 謝謝 |
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ttttt >
我向最透明mode 下
EPG 好清楚
我覺得MTV 做得好好了
你諗下又想完全see TV 又要EPG
好難２樣都話兼顧....
my suggestion:
如果你想see 做完e 家個節目，下個節目做咩
可以press "i'
仲有任何時候press "Live" 個button (including playback mode)
係咩menu都會quit 晒， go to LIVE TV
superdog >
我諗呢d case ja:
兩個match 一齊進行..
TVB HD is showing one match
我想開住個獎牌榜，等update :P
睇下TVB 有咩真正的 " 互動功能" 吧
haha :P |
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http://mtvlab.blogspot.com/
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當你要搵野睇, 你梗會上上下下揀台, 睇下有乜野正, 但係MTV個設計, 在節目表內, 你係睇唔到播緊乜! |
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如果部電視支援 1080i 50Hz 及 60Hz
應該用哪一個比較好? |
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為乜要開住個menu黎睇電視?
set完野咪關左佢law.
menu大d易睇d麻，好能我老開始視力衰退啦..........  |
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MTV介面最失敗就pop up MENU大到無倫, 一開出來, TV內容乜都睇唔到。選左台後播緊乜都唔知, 一定要取消menu至睇到。
個半透功能又係廢既, 最透明時, menu的字好唔清楚, 唔係好透時, TV又睇唔到。
唔該將menu改在SCREEN下面1/3位置, 比返2/3出來俾人知播緊乜野。
呢個問題係我覺得最唔掂架!! |
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MTV support group,
請問正式firmware時，
會唔會有function，按timeshift時，唔使答yes / no ? |
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其實我覺得個TVBar 真係好鬼大塊
遮左~1/4 個screen
ｍｔｖ可唔可以有個setting 少少透明化個TVBar?
p.s. 其實字幕同TVBar 係唔係唔可以共存呢? |
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Floss brother,
1. Please use the signal monitor to check 586MHz (Freq Ch.35) and 602MHz (Freq Ch.37). You'll need to wait for at least 10 seconds after changing the frequency every time.
2. You may need to adjust the angle of the fishbone antenna by checking the signal at 586MHz. The fact that you can receive 546MHz does not necessarily imply your antenna is already at the perfect angle. See if you can adjust the antenna such that the signal quality of 586MHz remains at 100% at all times. Since the antenna is on the roof, you may need a friend to help you.
3. If the contact among the signal booster, antenna and cable is not good, it will add noise to the signal and prevent you from receiving a good signal. In other words, if not done well, the signal booster and the cabling can seriously affect digital TV reception.
4. Some types of signal booster amplifies a specific range of frequency only, leaving out the 586MHz and 602MHz that you need.
5. For experiment only, you may also try to put the fishbone antenna in your home instead of the roof, point it outside through the window (if the angle is correct), and directly connect the antenna to the Magic TV using a coaxial cable, without the signal booster. |
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Version 2.03 beta
錄完 向世界出發我就upgrade 先  |
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Floss brother,
My two cents is bring the MTV3000 to your friend home to try it.
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Big Brother.....Compare with 2.01 beta??Thanks. |
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Below is someone's (Peter 佬) detailed instruction posted here before: on how to format a harddisk larger than 500GB to EXT2 by PC. I did the same to my Western Digital MyBook 1000GB Essential Edition external harddisk and it has been working fine.
First go to internet and search for "PartedMagic". Download the ISO file and burn it to a bootable CD-R.
"I just learn & exchange from others then try and share to the others, the common rule.
Just use the iso file. 用 Nero 或其他 program , 用 (將影像檔案燒錄至光碟) this function.
Use this iso file (影像檔案) create a bootable disk. Put in the disk reboot the computer.
After boot the PartedMagic. There are 8 icons on the right bottom. Please click the most left icon on the right bottom (not those empty icons on left bottom corner), it is a hard disk icon (it looks like a XBox). When you point to this icon it will show "GParted Ghome Partition Editor".
Window show up on the left up corner and showing message "scanning all devices", after you double click this icon. After that you may find /dev/hda and /dev/sda.
dev = devices, hda = internal hard disk, sda = external hard disk.
On right side of the icon command bar of that window, there are up and down arrows ↑↓, click it to change to the connected external hard disk. The horizontal bar below will show the how many G (???G) of your external hard disk. Right click this bar to place resize command, double click the √ command button to Apply All Operation. ( This resize command = create partition ) Right click this bar again to place format command, double click the √ command button to Apply All Operation.
Within 5 minutes format completed. After format completed it is no need to use window and check your hard disk again because window do not recognized EXT2/EXT3. Just disconnect it and connect it back to your MTV3000.
EXT2/EXT3 both are not window format ( This is why window always telling you the hard disk is not format ) but more steady and smooth. We do not use window NTFS because it do not recognized by our MTV3000. We do not use FAT32 because EXT2/EXT3 both are better.
MTV3000 can not help you to format a hard disk in EXT2 over 500G but MTV3000 can use a pre formatted hard disk over 500G. This is why we use PartedMagic to format because it help you to format over 500G.
If you find that both MTV3000 and your PC can read your Buffalo 640G ( I mean read the files inside the hard disk ), I doubt that you are using FAT32. ( Buffalo pre format as FAT32 before selling ).
Please connect you buffalo to your PC again make sure your window recognized your buffalo.
( I just mean to confirm the connection is OK and to find out there are one more hard disk icon in the “my computer”. It is no need to care window is telling you it is formatted or not. It is because if you had formatted that buffalo by MTV3000 in EXT2 window will tell you it is not formatted. )
Please put the bootable ParkedMagic disk in your PC, reboot your PC in ParkedMagic program environment then format the buffalo to 640G in EXT2/EXT3.
After format completed, connect it back to MTV3000 and please do not use Wondow operation System or MTV3000 to format that buffalo again.
Investigate your buffalo 640G can record 100 hours HD TV program." |
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which software?
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I use 1T HD before. But pls use the 3rd party software to format it. |
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Added: How to access (read/write) MTV3000 Formatted (EXT2 Format) USB harddrive in Windows PC? On the PC, please install a EXT2 driver for Windows, such as http://www.fs-driver.org/
Tomorrow (Friday), hopefully, We will try to release a firmware update for the MTV3000 with USB harddrive recording function, for user to have fun with recording over the weekend!  This firmware will have some software bugs and may not function 100% perfect. Please treat it as a "beta" release!  After we collect feedback from users, we will release a update version ASAP. 
With the recording firmware, it can directly record to a FAT32 harddrive, or it can "format" a USB drive in EXT2 format up to 500G.
We suggest to use a USB harddrive with "auto Power On/Off" function. Some brand name USB harddrives we tested support the auto On/Off function, such as the Buffalo DriveStation, WD (Western Digital) My Book series, and Seagate FreeAgent series. If the USB harddrive support auto On/Off, then the USB harddrive should auto trun off when the MTV3000 finished recording and auto standby, and auto power on when the MTV3000 auto wake up when recording starts.
Generally we recommand a 3.5" USB harddrive with standalone power supply to use on the MTV3000. We also tested a few 2.5" USB harddrive size from 80G to 320G. Those 2.5" USB harddrives also work with the MTV3000 recording, with a "1 USB (harddrive) to 2 USB (MTV3000) cable" for the MTV3000 to supply enough power to the 2.5" USB harddrive. But we can NOT make sure all 2.5" harddrive can work on the MTV3000.
Please post any question about the upcoming MTV3000 recording firmware here! Thanks in advance.
regards,
Li On
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