I have encountered the following problem when using two P2 cards on which to record, often spanning the two cards with a clip.
The problem is that when downloading the second P2 card containing the second part of the spanned clip in an XP laptop with a single PCMCIA slot, I am prompted by P2 Viewer with a dialouge box informing me that there is there is already a clip named XXXX, presumably the first part of the spanned clip. I deny the request to overwrite and instead, put the second part in another virtual P2, leaving both clips with a "pink !".
How do I overcome this problem of naming conflict?
Will I need to reassemble the orphaned parts of the spanned clips to use them? If so, what is the proceedure?
Thanks for any advice!
The problem is that when downloading the second P2 card containing the second part of the spanned clip in an XP laptop with a single PCMCIA slot, I am prompted by P2 Viewer with a dialouge box informing me that there is there is already a clip named XXXX, presumably the first part of the spanned clip. I deny the request to overwrite and instead, put the second part in another virtual P2, leaving both clips with a "pink !".
How do I overcome this problem of naming conflict?
Will I need to reassemble the orphaned parts of the spanned clips to use them? If so, what is the proceedure?
Thanks for any advice!
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