On Wed, 13 Nov 2002 20:34:22 -0800 Net Llama! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/13/2002 08:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > Audio edits take huge amounts of space, and I
> haven't found a Goldwave clone
> > for Linux yet. I'm doing fine with my 2 40GB
> drives operating as an 80GB. If
> > it makes you feel any better, they are IBM
> Deathstars- a 60GXP and a 120GXP.
>
> Audacity?
It seems to crash all the time for me, and it doesn't have nearly the features
(and I use them). I really haven't gotten the hang of its noise reduction
system. I guess it's the difference of turning a profit by working
efficiently with a $40 program, as opposed to doing a hack job that takes ten
times as long with a free program and not being able to feel good about
charging for a lousy recording.
> > I usually keep around 10-20GB per OS around
> (and no, I can't lose the audio
> > files under WindeXP). You'd recommend
> CDRW's? I've lost more data from them
> > than from these two hard disks. What sort of
> prices would I be looking at
> > with tape? Anything above, say, $300-$350 is
> just way too much.
>
> How do you lose data on a CDRW?? Anyway, you
> should be able to find a
> decent tape drive for under $350.
CDRW's have a habit of getting left out around here. Then the cats walk over
them, they get really dusty, etc., and I lose data. Can you recommend a tape
drive? Oh, and is that for IDE or SCSI? If IDE, might a tape drive work on a
RAID controller? I'm out of spots on the standard, non-RAID IDE, but have
room for another 5 devices on the Highpoint 374.
thanks,
Bob Raymond
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