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Dinosaur
Originally Posted by
dh140770
Denon HD2500 doesnt support NTFS so it isn't that.
Errr, you're not reading carefully, are you?
Originally Posted by Excalibur
Steve, I wonder if your drives being FAT 32 has a bearing? Mine are all NTFS.
Steve's drives are indeed FAT32, because it's all his Denon will accept.
Mine are NTFS, because I use Cortex 1000/Numark D2, and because I'm a sceptical old git.
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Dinosaur
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Originally Posted by
Excalibur
Vectis, I was agreeing with every keystroke you'd made, and marvelling at your wisdom, until this point.
I forget lots of things nowadays, but I seem to remember NKR moaning that his Denon would "Hibernate" while Kev was singing, even with tracks cued on both sides.
Being a simpleton in these matters, I offered my standard reponse:
Leave the faders down, and both sides running.
Vectis, I'm not clever enough to tell the HD to stay awake, so I keep prodding it with a stick.
Yeah mine likes a nap and did it again tonight and would not come back to life until it was turned off and on again (emergency repair procedure 1). Never had it half sleep though.
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During the last song at last nights gig my hd2500 threw a wobbler. I am going to use it for tommorow nights gig and if it kicks off again ive got all my cd's with me.
Then ill look at getting either a denon hc4500 or a denon mc6000 next week before next saturdays job.
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Originally Posted by
Twinspin
During the last song at last nights gig my hd2500 threw a wobbler. I am going to use it for tommorow nights gig and if it kicks off again ive got all my cd's with me.
Then ill look at getting either a denon hc4500 or a denon mc6000 next week before next saturdays job.
oh goody john i could do with a 2500 for spares.
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Ive just got the internal hardisk working again. Trying it out as we speak. I installed V1400 a while ago on this one.
There is a few changes from the original firmware.
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