How to upgrade the apple tv's hard drive, How to upgrade the apple tv's hard drive

I got a 160 GB apple tv, with airplay enabled through remote HD and i need more hard drive space, for use with the sapphire application, can i simply put in a 2,5 inch 500gb drive (after 1:1 copy from the old drive) does it take sata or pata
and would a external hard drive be good for use with sapphire

Frankjeb wrote:
will a external 1tb work?
you mean plugged into the USB port of the ATV ? not without a hack.
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