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 Fri 2 May 2003, 00:20
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 07-Apr 03 From: Lawrence - US Member No.: 15,681  |
Hello All,
I am looking for suggestions on programs I can use to archive and back up sessions on to the DVD burner on our new Mac with OSX. I just returned to the world of Mac so any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks -- Sincerely, Chris McAdoo Lone Yucca Entertainment Hattie's Fine Coffee http://www.loneyucca.com/ http://www.hattiescoffee.com/ "Coffee should be black as hell, strong as death and sweet as love." Turkish Proverb |
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Fri 2 May 2003, 07:46
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 Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 359 Joined: 11-Feb 01 From: Yerres - FR Member No.: 268 |
You might also want to have a look at some archiving programs, like the Retrospect Backup . It gives you the management of the backup process, capable of saving the whole system disk etc...
http://www.lidcam.com.au/index.php?dir=142&show=677 This is a little different. It's made to backup dynamically the sessions while at work. It works with many programs - Digital Performer, ProTools, etc. Quite expensive though. http://www.mezzotechnologies.com/ -------------------- When you understand disorder, out of that understanding comes order-JK.
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LoneYucca Back Up And Archiving Fri 2 May 2003, 00:20
mook noodler Toast is pretty standard for burning CD's, but... Fri 2 May 2003, 07:13 lantzn The new iTunes 4 (free) allows you to back up to c... Wed 7 May 2003, 00:08 krisg Toast CAN burn DVDs. A backup software helps you k... Wed 7 May 2003, 07:27
littlewonder hi,
have a look at .Mac accounts.
for $99/ye... Wed 7 May 2003, 20:14 |
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