Absolutely. We should all have at least our most prized version of our shows on hardcopy. Even though it's not likely that several of these companies will fail simultaneously, It's best to have the option of reloading your entire current catalogue over a day or two's time.
That includes the time it's going to take if, say, you save your HD versions and have to re-compress your iPod, Quicktime, Windows Media, 3gp and OGG versions from the originals. -- Bill C. BillCammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Watkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > When reading the predictions of the year ahead, there is a lot of gloom about the economy in > general, and also specifics that various VC-funded online companies may run out of cash this > year. > > Some will survive, others may be bought by other companies rather than vanish, but I > assume its fairly probable that we will see some close with relatively short notice. > > So this is just a quick heads up to make a few people consider their content archive, how > quickly they could adjust if their host went bye-bye. This is a good year to think about > backups of various kinds. > > Cheers > > Steve Elbows >
