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We just released an Enterprise version of our Discribe Robotic Software created just for Pro Audio and Video Professionals and their workflow. The way it works is you take any Mac volume including SAN Volume(s) and drag it onto our Archive Software interface Inside our Discribe Robotic Software and we segment the Volume(s) into whatever media you selected(CD/
Another key feature is a catalogue of the archived data is kept on discs and all the data is stored in an unencrypted standard(user selectable) format for mounting at a later date to retrieve(simple drag if need be) a file or the whole volume. The Catalogue can be searched on the Mac and then the correct disc in a backup set can be located to retrieve a single file. The beauty of this approach is the standard Optical Media format so years later when a file needs to be retrieved it can be without proprietary drivers or application. Or if you want to restore how the SAN looked years later the Robotic Autoloader can be used for a unattended restore of the complete directory structure of the volume selected or the whole backup as a snapshot of the past.
Pro video Editors have been asking us for this feature for years and we finally had the time to add it into our latest release of Discribe Robotic Enterprise v7.X
HTH,
Wyler Furgeson
Charismac Engineering, Inc.
www.charismac.
www.FibreShare.
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From: FinalCutPro-
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 9:54 AM
To: FinalCutPro-
Subject: Re: [FCP-L] Video Archive - What are you using?
I'm using a Granite Digital dual eSATA set-up with 1.5TB Seagates.
They go on the shelf for a year and then I recycle them... after
telling the client what I'm doing. If they want it longer, I send
them a bill for the drive and buy a new one. I also back-up Edited
Masters only to some old GLYPH Drives (FW400) as a second back-up.
http://www.granited
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Bob
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Robert Griffiths
http://www.FireDanc
On Oct 28, 2009, at 10:33 AM, john@digitalcut.
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> Hi folks - we've almost gone completely tapeless here, which is
> obviously a nightmare as far as storage goes! What are you folks
> using for Archiving? External drives, and placed on the shelf?
> Also, it seems like a project around here never really ends - things
> are always updated and re-exported, so the idea of the footage going
> to a DLT is out. Just wanted to poll the group to see if I'm doing
> it wrong: Currently I move projects to an external FW800 drive, and
> place it on the shelf - seems to work for me....but i'm always up
> for new ideas....
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> John
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