Does anyone know if it does incremental copies? In other words, i do not want it copying the same files over and over
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It does not do incremental copying. It copies the entire data card each time, into a new folder. So, if you take 1g of pics each day and back them up to photosafe each nite, 1st file is 1g, 2nd file is 2g (3g now on disk), 3rd file is 3g (6g total on disk), etc... You now have 3 copies of day 1 pictures. To keep from saving multiple copies, you'd need to clear your data card from the camera before taking new pics.Hope this helps!
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Continously overwrites.... U should never have to reformat.... Use class 10... Largest u can
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We have not had that problem. We use this file for important stuff. When we don't need to take action then they go to another file for long term storage. Phil
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It will simply make a duplicate of whatever is on the disc. So yes, it will duplicate data discs. (I imagine there'd be a problem duplicating copy-protected content, but that would be expected.)
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No it does not. It has a feature called "folder duplication" which makes sure folders you identify are copied across multiple drives. Sure, it doesn't offer real-time redundancy, but it is far more simple than RAID and is easier to manage.
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It depends on the size of the hard drive you use. Also, it can overwrite to create endless loop
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Yes, based on my understanding of your question, based on my experience. My application is to make original /master CDs with my own recorded content, then duplicate my originals with the Produplicator - 1-5 copies at a time, depending on my need. For every single case, over the months I've had the Produplicator, the original's content has been perfectly duplicated on each copy.
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No. The file would be too large. The system over writes the old ones once full. This enables you to keep a record longer.
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I have not transfered files from earlier versions so I'm sorry I cannot help you. The reason is I have just started using this software in our business.
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Yes, I do it all the time. Also I copy photo files between three hard drives. No problems.
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It records continuously. If the space runs out it rewrites over the oldest file.
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Every time you start the engine, the video starts on new session or file. If you continue driving for say one hour, it will create new file every few minutes. Depend on size of the USB thumb drive, e.g. if yours is 20GB, then it will accumulate many files for many hours, and I think when all 20GB is filled then it will start writing over the oldest file automatically. My 20GB thumb drive is not full yet because I often remove my dashboard camera to avoid exposing to southern CA sun light and heat and forgot to mount it back. Other customers maybe able to confirm this. Kenny
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B. You are performing a bit for bit transfer from the source to the target USB Key. This device will not add to existing data, it overwrites everything on the target drive(s) in order to duplicate the data from the source drive. It is strongly recommended that you use the exact same make, model and size for all USB keys you want duplicated.
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Sorry! Looks like that's a negative. I just fired my IncrediSonic up with a USB stick full of photos and it does *not* shuffle photos in a random sequence. It does show a slideshow of all your JPG photos and automatically cycles through them in order, but there is no feature to randomize the order of the photos.
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You can certainly copy it. I do not use automated backup routines (except for C: drive) so cannot comment on these.
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The system constantly overwrites the oldest files. You never need to take the SD out. You can also use your PC software to manage your files (save/delete).
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I'm not an expert on the program, but i use 2 seperate HDD's with it and it caches/works for both of them at the same time if that's what you mean. If you're asking if there is a way so it only works for the 2 HDDs and not the SSD's, I'm not sure.