[NeilB]

I have a 1TB Stor.E TV (PA4209E-1HJ0) that stopped working as a media player and now it’s just an external hdd that works fine as just that. The menu system that only appeared when connected via an HDMI port to a TV had somehow became corrupted. Folder and file names were unreadable (random characters) and when trying to navigate through the menus, it would freeze. To try and resolve the issue, I reformatted the hard drive. According to the manual, reformatting the hdd shouldn’t cause a problem as long as its FAT32 or NTFS. After doing so, the media player stopped working altogether (no longer appears when connected to a TV). This leads me to believe that there must have been some files (not according to Toshiba!!) on a hidden partition executed by some breed of on-chip OS. What I’m gearing towards is, does anyone know anything about the internals of this device and is it possible to install on it an application like XBMC?

[Rupertd]

Hi Neil I too would like to use my Store TV with XBMC have you managed to get some thing working?

[NeilB]

I have not. In fact, I gave up and I'm now building my own HTPC; however, after installing XBMCLive on the Stor.E TV and and several failed attempts to boot it, the built-in os/menu started working again.

[gsbotes]

HI ,

Has anyone maybe figured this out yet?
How about XBMC Live on usb , im gonna try and see if i can get it to run.

Please post if someone allready has a solution for this

[Brinkster]

Hi

how did you get on with this? I'm also keen to upgrade my Stor.e TV!

Thanks
Dan