aslager
After installation of the 4.1r2 release the external harddisk crashes after analyzing a couple of files.
These files are not corrupted or infected.
These files are not corrupted or infected.
Posté Mon 30 Oct 06 @ 11:22 pm
phillydj
Why not use ntsf or even fat32 format? alot safer FAT is very outdated
Posté Tue 31 Oct 06 @ 2:48 pm
sbangs
goodness have you been using windows 98 lol?
Posté Tue 31 Oct 06 @ 3:02 pm
aslager
I am using windows XP and and three external harddisks with NTFS, two of them became inaccesable after using the analysing files with VDJ.
Posté Tue 31 Oct 06 @ 9:19 pm
phillydj
Thats strange , Ive had 3 externals go bad and they werent in contact with virtualdj,
2 of them had a cheap external case but one was a WD. Im just gonna quit with the externals and keep it all inside (If you Can)
If its a laptop can you find a docking station that holds hard drives?
2 of them had a cheap external case but one was a WD. Im just gonna quit with the externals and keep it all inside (If you Can)
If its a laptop can you find a docking station that holds hard drives?
Posté Wed 01 Nov 06 @ 4:36 pm
HeyDJBren
What type of external HD are you using? Whenever I received errors or had files become corrupt, the culprit was always the enclosure, not the drive or the computer that was accessing it.
If you're using a Firewire drive, beware of the Prolific chipsets that are used in many enclosures. They can wreak havoc with your files.
If you're using a Firewire drive, beware of the Prolific chipsets that are used in many enclosures. They can wreak havoc with your files.
Posté Thu 02 Nov 06 @ 3:51 am
phillydj
There all USB, I did away with them all
Externals are awful
Externals are awful
Posté Thu 02 Nov 06 @ 4:13 am
sbangs
some are ok , but those ones are like 200 pounds lol so total rip
Posté Thu 02 Nov 06 @ 11:50 am