M Mark Smith Veteran Apr 7, 2008 #2 Limit to one slot or choose a slot? On the HVX you can set a user button to "slot select" so that you can choose what slot will be recording. Also: macsales.com has some raid 1 drives that look like the smallest ones I've seen so far.
Limit to one slot or choose a slot? On the HVX you can set a user button to "slot select" so that you can choose what slot will be recording. Also: macsales.com has some raid 1 drives that look like the smallest ones I've seen so far.
D daktulus Well-known member Apr 7, 2008 #3 thanks Mark. I want to choose a slot, so this one project is only recorded to this one card (although the other one is inside): Thanks also for the raid1 drives tip. I´ll check it out and get back to you on the Himalaya thread...
thanks Mark. I want to choose a slot, so this one project is only recorded to this one card (although the other one is inside): Thanks also for the raid1 drives tip. I´ll check it out and get back to you on the Himalaya thread...
ProfessorU Veteran Apr 7, 2008 #4 You can also use the write protect tab if you prefer a "hardware" type solution.
dregenthal Veteran Apr 9, 2008 #5 Maybe I'm not understanding this but if you're not going to use the other slot why not just leave it empty?
Maybe I'm not understanding this but if you're not going to use the other slot why not just leave it empty?
D daktulus Well-known member Apr 9, 2008 #6 dont want the cards to get lost and need them later for another shoot. This way I have one project on one card for editing...
dont want the cards to get lost and need them later for another shoot. This way I have one project on one card for editing...