Would I be able to use it in a dvr? null

yes ..but WD makes a drive specific for video applications. This drive would work but the life of the drive will be diminished over time.

DVR's typically use a special partition scheme and possibly a special format. If you know how to reformat and/or re-partition and if the DVR takes a desktop hard drive (3.5") instead of a laptop hard drive (2.5") then it will work.

Possibly, but WD also has a line for "surveillance cameras", which is a closer application matchup.

Yes you can, in fact i use it on one DVR, the only think you need to check is your dvr maximum capacity of hard drives....

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yes ..but WD makes a drive specific for video applications. This drive would work but the life of the drive will be diminished over time.
Answered by tcbendy 6 years ago
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DVR's typically use a special partition scheme and possibly a special format. If you know how to reformat and/or re-partition and if the DVR takes a desktop hard drive (3.5") instead of a laptop hard drive (2.5") then it will work.
Answered by Bryan 5 years ago
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Possibly, but WD also has a line for "surveillance cameras", which is a closer application matchup.
Answered by LongTimeUser 6 years ago
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Yes you can, in fact i use it on one DVR, the only think you need to check is your dvr maximum capacity of hard drives....
Answered by andresal123 6 years ago
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