Should anyone ever read this newsgroup again and also be interested in
doing the task described, I have recently accomplished this job.
It was quite easy, not beyond the capability of anyone reasonably
competent at DIY and also able to take precautions to avoid electrical
shock and static precautions.
The 250GB HDD was swapped for a 500GB version, with the electronics
within the machine seeming quite happy with the arrangement i.e. it did
"see" the additional capacity.
I did not try any larger capacity as 500GB gave slightly over 500
recording hours at the resolution that I use. I also knew that LG made
PVR's of 500GB capacity and hence thought it possible that this size of
disc may be supported in my machine. A 1TB disc was an attractive
proposition as it was only marginally more expensive than a 500GB one,
but there would have been little point in making a £/GB saving if the
machine failed to recognise the far larger drive.
If anyone does successfully try a 1TB drive, I'm sure everyone would be
interested to hear of it.
In my case, the disc was fitted, the machine energised and the disc
formatted using the machine's capability to do so. Then, away we
went..........
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