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Channel Master DVR+ - Frequently Asked Questions

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:: Troubleshooting
Frequently Asked Questions
DVR and Recordings
How many hours can I record in HD with the DVR+?
Out of the box: 2 hours
With a 500 GB external hard drive: 90 hours
With a 1 TB external hard drive: 180 hours
Why didn’t my show record?
There are many things that can cause a recording to fail. Typically a recording will fail for one of the
following reasons:
Insufficient hard drive space. Check that the hard drive has enough space for further recordings.
To free up space, delete some old recordings that you’ve already watched. The DVR+ will tell you
if your scheduled recordings use more resources than the product can support. Please check the
scheduled recording and make any necessary changes.
A lost or poor signal at the time of the recording. Check that the cable from your antenna is
connected properly.
No power at the time of recording, either from an unplugged power cable or power outage.
The DVR+ will wake from standby mode to record a program, but it must have AC power
connected.
Someone stopped the event because of a conflict watching a different program.
You set a name-based recording and the name of the event changed.
The DVR+ was performing a software update or in the reboot process at the time of the recording.
The hard drive was in initialization mode at the time of the recording.
If you lost your Internet connection for several days, guide data will switch from Internet-delivered
to broadcaster-delivered, which may cause the recording to fail.
Most of the time, a missed recording is not indicative an issue with the DVR+. Before contacting
Channel Master customer service, please confirm that none of the above scenarios are causing your
recordings to fail.
Will a factory reset of the DVR+ delete all of my recordings?
No—a factory reset does not delete any previously recorded programs. Only a hard disk initialization
will delete all of your recorded programs.
Will I be able to keep my recordings if my DVR+ needs to be repaired or replaced?
Unfortunately, we can not guarantee that your recordings will remain on your hard drive if your DVR+
receiver requires repair or replacement. Channel Master is not responsible for loss of any data stored
on the hard drive.
Note: A factory reset will delete any future recordings you have scheduled, but will not delete
existing recordings.

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