I've been using CrashPlan for backup, of picture files not video files,
but over 1 TB. The initial backup can take quite a while. It seems
reliable. For a small fee you get unlimited space. But, they, and the
others, only do single backups and advise customers to also backup their
files elsewhere. In other words, they don't guarantee they won't lose
the files. My solution is multiple external hard drives in two different
locations. And you have to keep testing these and keep backing up to
these -- even without much use, data on them will eventually get
corrupted and the drives themselves will fail. So I transfer the files
fresh from my computer every so often. If I couldn't fit all my files on
my computer, as formerly, I would re-record them from one to the other.
If you use Western Digital hard drives they have a program that runs
extended tests on their hard drives to look for flaws, so I use that too.
Fred Camper
Chicago
On 6/3/2014 7:55 PM, Chuck Kleinhans wrote:
Does anyone here use a cloud strorage service for backup for their digital
video files? Do you know which cloude storage services are the most reliable?
Any to avoid, that are unreliable?
Chuck Kleinhans
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