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Re: Final Cut Server + LTO-4
by Matt Bodman on Oct 27, 2009 at 12:07:04 pm

Hi Andrew,

You do really need additional software as the archiving function in FCS isn't really "tape-aware". We have an LTO4 library with a couple of drives in it. We use Xendata (xendata.com) to interface between the library and FCS. Xendata makes the LTO library look like any other (Windows) volume, so FCS can just throw files at it like it would any other drive. Maybe overkill for you, but there are other similar things out there. Find Nicholas Stokes (hangs out on this forum). He's done a lot of that stuff.

All the best,

Matt


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