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 Sun 29 Aug 2004, 14:13
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Do I have to defragment my hard drive when recording and editing audio?
If so , can i do it in Panther, or do I need a softwaret? /Stefan |
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Mon 30 Aug 2004, 11:13
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Junior Member  Group: Members Posts: 127 Joined: 22-Aug 03 From: Greenwood - US Member No.: 23,402 |
There are people who believe strongly in both defragging and not defragging. There are pros and cons to both. When a computer writes date to disc, it usually fragments it anyways. I think the more important thing is to always have tons of free space on the drive you are recording to. Even better if the recording disc is separate from the OS drive.
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mssj Defragmentation Sun 29 Aug 2004, 14:13
alancunningham QUOTE (mssj @ Aug 29 2004, 13:13)Do I have to... Mon 30 Aug 2004, 10:19 Synthetic DO NOT try to defrag a drive with an OSX system on... Mon 30 Aug 2004, 20:51 tunetwister I have norton's but not on my computer, it is ... Tue 31 Aug 2004, 17:48 jklimeck Hopefully I can shed some light on this.
1) If yo... Tue 31 Aug 2004, 20:57 bjkiwi I use Techtool Pro on Panther to maintain and defr... Wed 1 Sep 2004, 04:30 tunetwister I have not used superduper will have to look into ... Wed 1 Sep 2004, 08:53 shaneblyth so many opinions so little time Thu 2 Sep 2004, 05:25 molecules_sx all rite, hahaworld...
since u claim to be an ... Thu 2 Sep 2004, 11:54 hahaworld Hi, molecules_sx.
I've got OSX, Logic 6 and R... Fri 3 Sep 2004, 06:23
molecules_sx ohhh no no no no...
i dun need an ans from u or u... Fri 3 Sep 2004, 08:21 |
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