Firewire Hard Drives

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I got a Western Digital 120 gig FW drive that I bought out of Circuit City....no issues here. The thing has neon lights all over it and lights up the room when the lights are off! LOL!
 
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The last thing I heard on FW devices is the LaCie Big Disk Extreme. FW800, 500GB, 88MBps. Edit DigiBeta on your FW drive. Cool, huh?

-Even better: Bigger Disk Extreme. 1TB of Digibeta for 1K. Or 1.6TB for 2200,00.

Cheaper than SCSI RAID solutions, no?
 
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[quote author=desperatecomfort link=board=Links;num=1093962651;start=0#6 date=09/01/04 at 04:12:01]I like the Granite Digital hot swap case.[/quote]


wowza! that will match nicely with my G5!!
purty....

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How about this for a hypothetical, as I am technically inept. If I were to capture footage in one FCP 4 project, while keeping the footage on my Powerbook hard drive, closing the project, opening a new project, saving the footage to the Firewire HD (transferring quicktime files if possible). No, Yes?
 
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Or what about USB Hard Drives? Storing my footage using a USB harddrive and capturing by camera with firewire? Would this be sufficient?
 
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i use internal hard drives with out the firewire. i use the two fire wirecards one for the deck and the other for the mojo. do i need to switch to external harddrives with fire wire.
 
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If you wish to move captured media in FCP take a look at using Media Manager menu option in FCP. It will copy or move the files and keep them all linked.
 
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