The recording time of a 1 TB hard drive depends on the quality and format of the recordings. For example, if recording video at a standard definition of about 1 GB per hour, you could store approximately 1,000 hours. In contrast, high-definition video at around 5 GB per hour would allow for roughly 200 hours of recording. Thus, the actual recording time varies significantly based on the file size and quality settings used.
If you're referring to a 800gb hard drive then you should be able to record quite a few hours depending on how many cameras you have set up and how good of quality.If you're talking 800mB then not long. A few minutes.
Your X-Box should record every thing automatically although if you don't have a hard drive then it wont work you need a hard drive to record videos.
The amount of TV you can record on a one terabyte (TB) hard drive depends on the quality and resolution of the recording. For standard definition (SD) content, you can typically store around 250-300 hours of TV. For high definition (HD) content, this drops to roughly 100-150 hours. Ultra HD (4K) recordings significantly reduce that capacity further, often allowing only about 20-30 hours of content.
yes, because of same master and slave combination.
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No, you don't need a special hard drive to record onto a CD. Any standard hard drive can store the files you want to burn to a CD. However, you do need a CD burner or optical drive that supports writing to CDs, along with compatible software to facilitate the burning process.
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There is the Master Boot Record and a Primary Partition in which can be formatted in NTFS or FAT32. There is also what is called platters on the hard drive which has two sides divided up into what looks like a record -- called tracks, and each track is divided into sectors.
That depends on the size of the hard drive in the unit.
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