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| + | Due to read/write speed limitations on recent versions of Android TV and Google TV, we now discourage using these devices for DVR storage. | ||
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| ===== Requirements ===== | ===== Requirements ===== | ||
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| **Before you continue, make sure you have the following: | **Before you continue, make sure you have the following: | ||
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| * One or more compatible HDHomeRun device: see **[[:dvr tuners|List of DVR compatible HDHomeRun devices]]** | * One or more compatible HDHomeRun device: see **[[:dvr tuners|List of DVR compatible HDHomeRun devices]]** | ||
| * A wired ethernet connection is highly recommended | * A wired ethernet connection is highly recommended | ||
| * USB 3.0 is highly recommended if connecting an external USB hard drive, for performance reasons. A USB 2.0 speed port on the host device should still be fast enough for four recordings and four playbacks at the same time, but USB 3.0 should be used for heavy use. | * USB 3.0 is highly recommended if connecting an external USB hard drive, for performance reasons. A USB 2.0 speed port on the host device should still be fast enough for four recordings and four playbacks at the same time, but USB 3.0 should be used for heavy use. | ||
| * A connected drive that is 500 GB or larger in size. | * A connected drive that is 500 GB or larger in size. | ||
| - | * Certified Android TV device is highly recommended. (see **[[#Known compatible hardware|here]]** for more information on hardware) | + | * Certified Android |
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