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Portable Media Tank
Hello,
I've been looking at portable data storage to be used in the field for my Z7 clips from CFcard. What would recommend? Here's a link from B&H: Stand Alone Data Storage thanks! -- ervz |
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I use a Nexto. Just to now no problems!
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What about the directory structure the MRC1K creates will this be effected when I get the files back to the PC? Will the Sony program still create all the files correctly?
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Thanks. Nexto looks cool.
I also found the Wolverine PicPac II, anyone tried it? We're on a tight budget. |
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Ditto. If it loses the meta data then it is useless. If you can copy EVERYTHING, then these would be great tools.
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Everything from the card is 1:1 complete copied to the Nexto.
There is nothing lost! Dirk PEL(NL) |
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Thanks guys.
The way I'm doing it is pretty straight forward: shoot to card, manually browse card, grab m2t files to server, import to Avid. I'm not sure how these portable devices manage files. I hope they just faithfully copy the card contents. I mean I wouldn't mind it auto-creating a sequence of folders to ID the cards. Keep it coming guys! |
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Hello,
We found a China version of the device when we went to Hongkong last week. It's called the DataBank by MagicPro. Works pretty well. It does what we want it to do. We got it for about 720 HK (93 US). Here's it is in action - Transferring about 14gigs in less than an hour: Last edited by Ervz Tia; August 16th, 2010 at 02:15 AM. |
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