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  • Mathew Welsh

    April 15, 2008 at 3:24 pm in reply to: eSATA Drive Enclosures

    Tom,

    thanks very much for your helpful reply.

    I have configured two 500GB drives together in a RAID 1 mirror array, for back up. I’m editing footage from the Sony EX1, and my MacBook Pro handles it fine through the firewire connection.

    Next I think I’ll buy a RAID set like something from G-Tech, where the RAID controller is built in, and I can work from a striped RAID, and back up to a mirrored RAID on a regular basis.

    Mathew Welsh
    Producer, Director, Editor
    Journeyman Film Company
    http://www.journeymanfilm.com
    Halifax, Canada

  • Mathew Welsh

    April 7, 2008 at 11:44 pm in reply to: eSATA Drive Enclosures

    Tom,

    this is the first time I’ve posted here, so I hope this gets to you or is following this forum’s protocols.

    When you say you run two dual drive set-ups, are these in a RAID array? This concept is new to me. I”m trying to educate myself on RAIDs.

    I run FCP on a Mac Book Pro as well, and have been storing my video files on external drives, not in a RAID array — but I’m thinking I should. I have just bought two new 500GB drives with eSATA and FireWire, etc, and I’m thinking I should set them up as a RAID array. Is this easy to do with a MacBook PRo, or do I need special software? and by running two dual drive set-ups, is this some way of backing up your RAID?

    thanks.

    Mathew Welsh
    Producer, Director, Editor
    Journeyman Film Company
    http://www.journeymanfilm.com
    Halifax, Canada

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