Proceeding on ejected ssd

Ron Aerts · February 16th, 2014, 05:37 AM

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We recommend that one upload the footage to a computer as the first step.

And then perform any other necessary tasks, using the data on the computer's disk subsystem.

And then reformatting the SSD's in the Odyssey7Q.

I hope this helps.

Respectfully,[/QUOTE]

I still think a procedure like this is not always the real world. As you have so many data, on the job you want to use every available moment to backup already (a part of the) files, so it takes you less time afterwards. Can't you just let the SSD simulate it's full, so unwritable?

February 16th, 2014, 05:37 AM	#16
Ron Aerts Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Drachten, Netherlands Posts: 179	Re: Proceeding on ejected ssd [QUOTE= We recommend that one upload the footage to a computer as the first step. And then perform any other necessary tasks, using the data on the computer's disk subsystem. And then reformatting the SSD's in the Odyssey7Q. I hope this helps. Respectfully,[/QUOTE] I still think a procedure like this is not always the real world. As you have so many data, on the job you want to use every available moment to backup already (a part of the) files, so it takes you less time afterwards. Can't you just let the SSD simulate it's full, so unwritable?