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Long term movie storage solution

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hello,

i am trying to come up with an external device for storing the original
movie clips, because i can see that i will quickly run out of hard drive
space <smile>.
i want to be able to copy the movie clips from mini-dv tapes to something,
so that if i want or need to go back and get a specific clip i can just copy
it back to my hard drive and edit it or add it to a dvd <like having clips
from 2 events and putting them on one dvd movie>.

i'm thinking of buying an external Iomega Rev drive because you can continue
to purchase additional cartridges as you need them. is this a good choice or
do most people that want to save their original files, just keep the mini-dv
tapes that they are on?

thank you.
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Indera
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Don't just live life.
Live life well.

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Keep the minidv tape, cheap and quality storage and have a good indexing and
labelling system..

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Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com


"Dr. Indera" <dr.indera.bugoff@cant.spam.me> wrote in message
news:eFqyg4pvEHA.3728@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> hello,
>
> i am trying to come up with an external device for storing the original
> movie clips, because i can see that i will quickly run out of hard drive
> space <smile>.
> i want to be able to copy the movie clips from mini-dv tapes to something,
> so that if i want or need to go back and get a specific clip i can just
copy
> it back to my hard drive and edit it or add it to a dvd <like having clips
> from 2 events and putting them on one dvd movie>.
>
> i'm thinking of buying an external Iomega Rev drive because you can
continue
> to purchase additional cartridges as you need them. is this a good choice
or
> do most people that want to save their original files, just keep the
mini-dv
> tapes that they are on?
>
> thank you.
> --
> Indera
> * * * * * * * * * *
> Don't just live life.
> Live life well.
>
>
>

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