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Re: Archiving: LTO-3a vs. the cheaper spread: MXF important?

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Re: Archiving: LTO-3a vs. the cheaper spread: MXF important?
by Jesse Rosen on Jul 9, 2008 at 1:50:39 am

Just a warning about Retrospect: in the past (haven't re-tested in the past year or so) Retrospect would not back up an empty folder. This would play havoc with some implementations of P2 workflow. I'd highly recommend BRU instead, or go for the network drives. Actually, there are some issues to be aware of with the network drives as well - there are certain characters that aren't compatible with its internal file system. Use a real FTP client to backup, not the built-in JAVA-based one - you don't get good error messages with it.

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Jesse Rosen
Director of Technical Development
Abel Cine Tech, Inc.
www.bustedskull.com


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