reception on the channel that was recorded? I've you have marginal reception,
the random noise will prevent the compression algorithms from doing a very
good job. If the noise is real bad the file will for the most part be raw data
and 23G/hour would be about right depending on your resolution.
Thom Paine wrote:
I recorded Smallville the other day (Krypto) and I was checking the information screen on my box and noticed that I had almost run out of room. It seems the culprit is Smallville with a file size of 23G for the hour long episode.
I haven't watched the whole thing yet, as I just noticed it last night, and I haven't deleted it yet because I may need the file to see why it's so large.
Anyone have ideas off the top about this? I may have ran the transcode on it (I'm still not clear what it does) but I'm not sure.
Thanks.
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