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Re: archiving P2 cards
by Kit Lammers on Feb 28, 2008 at 6:32:32 pm

I realize that this thread is old, but I wanted to add what we are planning to do:

We were saving our footage to DVDs but that is not the best way to do it and a cataloging nightmare!

So we have purchased a Quantum LTO-3 Tabletop Drive, we didn't want to have to maintain a large amount of on-line media and I didn't want to worry about it crashing. The tapes hold about 400GB or 800GB compressed and are about $50 each - not too bad.

Now we also purchased the Network Tape Gateway system to add a keyword search and proxy to our archive. I actually have not recieved it yet, but I recommend you take a look at: http://www.pictron.com/products_ntg.html

Since we are a smaller station without a large budget this still cost us around $17K, but will save us money when we are not looking through hundreds of old DVDs and reshooting footage.

Best of luck!


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