Louis Freris
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Good point Brent, being able to record on both cards at the same time, would be a great solution. I still think Sony has to provide reliable recovery software, so if there are any bad sectors on the card, they can be ignored and move on to the next sector. Right now, even if there is one bad spot on the card, it just freezes the PC.
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I think like Sam suggested, use a nanoflash drive with it for critical work, or setup a second camera as backup.
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Great story Sam. Thanks
My grief is with Sony, claiming that their super expensive cards are superior, when in fact that’s alot of crap.
As I mentioned before, I had to find out the hard way how to retrieve those clips, when the card was send to them, they were totally clueless and offered me a replacement to the tune of $900.00
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It’s very frustrating that I have to spend hours to find workarounds that may or may not work, then to have Sony wanting to charge me $900.00 to replace their flagship faulty card, as well as saying that my files are not recoverable, when I recovered them myself.
I must say here that for non critical jobs, I have been using the cheap cards with the adaptor and never had an issue. -
Same here, I always convert my BPAV folder to .mxf For some reason ,.mxf files work alot better and also premiere cs4 is more stable.
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I guess no one has this problem?
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I second that proposal, windows is not a stable platform and I don’t really like Mac.