ShotPut Pro is tried and true. IMHO - it can't be beat. Copying to multiple
redundant drives with verification - totally the way to go.
I have not yet had a LaCie rugged drive die on me yet... but we use OWC
drives for the most part.
In the part of the world you're going, I'd run with the rugged - my local
camera guys love them.
One last bit of advice - when you mail those drives back (one at a time!),
have them duplicated again upon delivery! Never can be too safe with your
"once in a lifetime" footage.
--
Tim McLaughlin
Final Cut and Avid Editor
http://vimeo.com/mcltim
www.mcltim.com
On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 6:59 AM, we are who <werkru@gmail.com> wrote:
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>
>
> Hello,
>
> I know this is not entirely an Avid question but believe that the best
> answers come from this group.
> I was wondering how Adobe Prelude compare to Shotput Pro and Digital
> Rebellion's Auto Transfer.
>
> Can you also copy your card to different locations at the same time and
> verify that all media has been properly copied to each location via
> Checksum, etc
>
> I am doing a 3 month documentary and will be on the road all the time. Was
> wondering what will the best and safest option be to copy, backup, verify
> and add metadata?
> Each card will be backed up to 3 different Lacie Rugged drives.
>
> As of now the show will be edited on MC6.
>
> Any feedback appreciated.
> W.
>
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