You haven’t proven a thing about the rip, one way or the other. You’re listening to different hardware.
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Hi Neil, I have a 2TB UnitiServe which I have had for a while now and have been well-pleased with. As the hard disk it came with is getting quite old, I was considering replacing it with a 2 TB solid state drive (or 1 TB at a pinch) before it fails. Is this possible? I’ve had mixed reports about this, as my local dealer had tried for another customer but was unsuccessful. Thanks.
I think there was an earlier thread that covered this, within the last two or three months, and the answer was no.
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David
Hi fps1k,
Unfortunately not I’m afraid. There was no SSD variant of the Unitiserve that allowed music storage.
The operating system is on the main drive & there are specific requirements for the hardware & the way the embedded software is initialised.
I’ve seen various attempts to “home brew” these units outside of the factory & dealer networks - none are successful.
So I’d advise keeping regular backups & if it ain’t broke - don’t try to fix it!
Regards
Neil.
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Thanks Neil. It definitely ain’t broke! Regards, John
Of cause it is possible to change the old HDD to a SSD by your own. You should be familar with disk cloning. That‘s all. Mine is working perfectly and is quiet and cooler.
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