Shotput’s easy to use. Basically, you tell it what to name the folders that store the data, and after that it creates new folders for each new card and increments the folder number automatically. You also point Shotput at the drives where you want the data stored. When you plug a P2 card into the Duel, ShotPut recognizes it. You check the box next to the NO NAME P2 card and tell Shotput to Begin Offload. Make sure you have File Contents Verification slected. That takes more time than File Size Comparison, but it’s a truer verification. After the transfer, our video engineer always plays a couple of seconds of each clip in the captured folder to make sure both the audio and video are there. I’m somewhat anal about that (even with the verification).
John
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ATTO ExpressSAS R380 RAID Adapter, PDE Enclosure with 8-drive 6TB RAID 5
24″ TV-Logic Monitor
Final Cut Studio 2 (up to date)
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