[C-200] NZBGet on USB to NTFS internal HDD speed dropouts issues

[godol]

I have C-200 with NMT apps on USB flashdrive. NZBGet is from CSI 0.8.0.
It starts normally and seems to work good until it drops out in download speed.

When it's up and running it reaches up to 3300kb/s but after a while (15 minutes or so) I got 'Terminating hanging download' and it just stops downloading. Then I have to restart C-200 and wait until it hangs out again and again...

All paths are set up correctly so it downloads to: /SATA_DISK_A1/Download
Temp Dir: /SATA_DISK_A1/tmp
CheckSpaceDir: /SATA_DISK_A1/Download

IPS speed is 60Mbps and it's reliable.

I don't know why NZBGet just hangs and drops out downloading from Usenet.
Very frustrating and can't find any tip how to address it.

[Pain]

I think it will get better if you limit the download speed.
Try setting it at 1000 kb and see if that works, and then raise the limit/test until it breaks again.

[godol]

I have just limited download speed to 2000kb/s and will see if it helps.

[godol]

Well, limiting download speed didn't help either. Eventually I have reinstalled NMT apps and started using NZBGet supplied with apps (not CSI version).
No hangs or download drop-outs so far. It's older than one from CSI and needs more work to set up postprocessing etc. Have just downloaded 720p film but didn't unpack files.

Update: No. NZBget from NMT apps doesn't solve my issue with terminated hanging download. Also I have noticed that I'm not able do delete some *.rar files from where they had been downloaded.
I have to take the disk out from the player and connect with PC and then run chkdsk. This way I'm able to remove files. This was not a case until my NTFS 2TB disk has less then 10% free capacity.

I think C-200 and other NMT players are poorly handling NTFS formatted disks. It must have something to do with NTFS driver linux based players are using. Those machines are not reliable when it comes to NTFS and I think I will have to switch to EXT unfortunately