Author Topic: SATA 5TB / 6 TB compatibility with X3D Series  (Read 117279 times)

Offline sphinc70

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Re: SATA 5TB / 6 TB compatibility with X3D Series
« Reply #45 on: June 18, 2016, 04:47:59 PM »
Hi,
Going back to the original question, I have a 6tb WD Red in my MED1000X3D to play my 3D ISO's and it plays perfectly. My network struggled with the bit rate required for 3D ISOs. I also have a Synology DS415+ for the rest of my media; again no issues. Prior to investing in a NAS, I did have 4 x 4tb WD external HDD's connected to a hub. The 1000X3D was able to read all the drives via the usb port; again with no issues. The only reason I moved from this configuration was because I wanted to network my entire house.


Offline pnbpnb

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Re: SATA 5TB / 6 TB compatibility with X3D Series
« Reply #46 on: June 29, 2017, 09:22:52 AM »
Hello,
I have another problem. I bought 6TB Seagate IronWolf disk. After formatting as internal in Mede8er it is visible and working OK, but when I connect this HD to my PC (Windows 10 64bit) through SATA interface for faster transfer, after connecting it back to Mede8er it is not visible. I have to format it again to get it working.
Any idea how to fix this problem?
Firmware version of Mede8er: 4.0.2

Offline ricolastico

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Re: SATA 5TB / 6 TB compatibility with X3D Series
« Reply #47 on: December 22, 2017, 08:58:22 PM »
Hello pnbpnb

I have the same problem !

Did you found a solution ?

thanks alot

Offline mike_carton

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Re: SATA 5TB / 6 TB compatibility with X3D Series
« Reply #48 on: December 22, 2017, 09:20:30 PM »
To disconnect drive from pc properly, you need to use a "usb disk ejector" tool; link should be available through a search on the forum. This is not the same as the usb eject functionality built into windows. If you consistently use the tool you'll be ok.

Offline luigibrown2004

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Re: SATA 5TB / 6 TB compatibility with X3D Series
« Reply #49 on: February 10, 2020, 04:10:04 AM »
Good question! I don't now why nobody has provided an answer?
There is probably a reason why it cannot be done but I can't think what that may be. :(

I have an old X500 that i have been using for a few years i got a 10 port USB hub and connected it to my X500, then no knowing any better i proceeded to connect 10 portable Hdd ranging in size from 2TB-4TB . It's working. although i only put movies in mine but i use it everyday.hehehe