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I have plug a normal 1tb hdd 2,5 inch to my Lg 55LB670v for recording some programs from DVB-t

 

When I record on Tv On, everything work fine, but when I schedule a recording on Tv off, the system do not record anything

Anyone Can help me, about my issues?

Am I wrong with some settings?

 

thank for your help

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I have the same problem. I have a LG 55UH615T SmartTV.

 

1. I setup a few scheduled recordings from the digital TV (via Guide),

2. I have connected a USB HDD to the TV and

3. I then set the TV to standby (i.e. I switch off the TV but the power to the TV is still on).

4. Also, I disabled the HDD Eco mode to ensure the HDD don't go to sleep.

 

However, the TV doesn't record when the TV is on standby mode. Can anybody tell me how I can record when the TV is on standby mode?

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