| Subject: | Re: tape digitizing |
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| From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
| Date: | Mon Sep 28, 2009 8:16 am ((PDT)) |
<<I've just re-checked my oldest CDR, from 1995. It's fine.>> OTOH both versions of a music client's album multitrack data back up on mid-market (TDK, Sony or Maxell, I forget,) DVDs from only 4 years ago have failed to read in 3 different DVD-ROM drives, thus rendering a remix impossible. Both copies were verified at the time they were burned. I remain skeptical due to this rather unpleasant unprofessional experience. What can you tell clients? "Your album files have been backed up, redundantly, yet they still may be lost forever as soon as I wipe my work drive"? Scott Fraser |
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