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September 12th, 2003, 01:37 PM | #1 |
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http://www.dvstreamer.com - use your DV cam as a backup media
Hi,
First: I know that this subject doesn't really fit here. I just wanted to make a " heads up " for this interseting concept. Please check it out yourself ( and No, I'm not connected to the project ) Whats all the fuzz about: With this piece of software you're able to backup computer datafiles ( between 8.7 - 14 gb ) onto one 60min miniDV tape. http://www.tomshardware.com Has tested it and rated it " very intersting, but not mature "
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September 12th, 2003, 01:43 PM | #2 |
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Keep two very important things in mind with this technolgoy
(has been around quite some time in various programs): 1. it will add (a lot) more stress and work to your camera's heads. Which I'd rather use for video work personally 2. data verification and correction is a lot less low in a video camera then it is in a commercial tape unit which is built for the job! This means you can get read errors (really!) a lot faster then with a normal tape unit and might render your backup useless!! Then again, you might generate some PAR files of your backupped data and store those somewhere else. Then again I'd rather use a couple of DVD's or get a "real" streamer if I wanted to do backups (because I do this to get my data back in 1 piece!)
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