Jump Drive Good Idea?

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Hello there,

I have seen similar solid state drives. 512MB is at best 1/26th of the amount
of storage needed for a one hour DV-AVI file and at worst only 1/32nd the size
needed.

I think I'm right in saying I have seen 1GB drives (Dixons in the UK). They
look like a pack of chewing gums strips in size and shape. They are great foe
moving office files word documents and the like, not practicle for full video
files though.
 
John said:
Hello there,

I have seen similar solid state drives. 512MB is at best 1/26th of the amount
of storage needed for a one hour DV-AVI file and at worst only 1/32nd the size
needed.

I think I'm right in saying I have seen 1GB drives (Dixons in the UK). They
look like a pack of chewing gums strips in size and shape. They are great foe
moving office files word documents and the like, not practicle for full video
files though.
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What is?

P.

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http://www.cincyvoice.blogspot.com/

"The first human to hurl an insult instead of a stone, was the founder
of civilization."

-- Sigmund Freud
 
Rehan said:
Prof Marvel




Your best bet is to get a removable hard disk with caddy system or an
external hard disk with firewire.
http://www.dealtime.com/xPP-Hard_Drives-removable_200GB-~S-213

With removable hard disk you get the added bonus that you dont have to
transfer files across media.
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Nutty me.

I've got a 120 gig Fantom Drive that's pc/mac compatible. Some bonehead
at the studio told me it wasn't compatible with the macs and I never
questioned this.

Thanks for jump-starting my brain.

P.

--
http://www.cincyvoice.blogspot.com/

"The first human to hurl an insult instead of a stone, was the founder
of civilization."

-- Sigmund Freud
 
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