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shadowritten
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Just a quick observation, based on my exhausting experience in the early hours of this morning.
I re-transferred all 3533 tracks to my HD5H (don't ask why - something I did wrong!). It took exactly 1hr 40min over USB 2.0 to transfer the 6.9GB, btw. What I did notice was that, with both the USB lead and the AC adapter plugged in during this lengthy exercise, the LCD screen was, afterwards, very pale - as though the contrast was incorrectly adjusted.
I've looked again at the player's display (having given it a well-deserved 6 hours' rest!), and all is well again. Which is grand, as I feared I'd damaged it! My advice? Probably not a clever idea to transfer quite as much music as I did in one go.
I remember once knackering my PC HDD by running programs CONSTANTLY for 48hrs!! I'm guessing the excessive work that the read/write arm had to do did it no good, and I imagine much the same would be true on my HD5H, were I to be that foolish again ...
I re-transferred all 3533 tracks to my HD5H (don't ask why - something I did wrong!). It took exactly 1hr 40min over USB 2.0 to transfer the 6.9GB, btw. What I did notice was that, with both the USB lead and the AC adapter plugged in during this lengthy exercise, the LCD screen was, afterwards, very pale - as though the contrast was incorrectly adjusted.
I've looked again at the player's display (having given it a well-deserved 6 hours' rest!), and all is well again. Which is grand, as I feared I'd damaged it! My advice? Probably not a clever idea to transfer quite as much music as I did in one go.
I remember once knackering my PC HDD by running programs CONSTANTLY for 48hrs!! I'm guessing the excessive work that the read/write arm had to do did it no good, and I imagine much the same would be true on my HD5H, were I to be that foolish again ...