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Recording (live or studio)
When is a project "backed up"
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[QUOTE="Greg Malcangi, post: 68041, member: 50150"] Hi Craig, I'm not sure how the commercial studios do it but many professional PT users use DDS3 or DDS4 (Data DAT) backup with a program like Mezzo Media. Mezzo Media is a backup program with an optional PT extention. The beauty of this is that you just drag and drop your session icon on to Mezzo Media and it goes off by itself and backs up all the files associated with that session, even if they are on different drives. It does this by actually reading the PT session file which of course contains all the file names and paths. If you've got the cash a DLT is faster, you might also consider DVD if you have a DVD-RAM drive. A lot of the big studios used to use Exabyte but I'm not sure if that's still the case. Greg [/QUOTE]
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