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  1. 27th Apr 2005 03:03 #1
    fmctm1sw
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    This sucks. I thought the first time I got the "File unaccessable or corrupt" error, it was a freak accident. I got it again and now a 6 hour cap and one 90 minute movie are nuked. Last time, I ran an error check and everything on it and didn't find anything wrong.
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    Which brand ?
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    Any S.M.A.R.T. indications?
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  4. 27th Apr 2005 21:39 #4
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    It's a Western Digital. I always disable SMART. Maybe I'll turn it on and check. I ran another error check and still found nothing worng. I did another capture after doing a full (not quick) format and noticed I had no audio, so I'm going to make sure my ADVC-50 is causing this somehow...
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  5. 27th Apr 2005 21:46 #5
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    Hmmm. Nevermind the sound issue. Somehow my wav audio got muted in audio properties...
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  6. 28th Apr 2005 08:04 #6
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    what does disabling s.m.a.r.t do to help those big drives survive longer
    "If u cant eat it - u dont need it"

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