Guys I've searched the forums but haven't seen anyone doing this. Thoughts, opinions, real-world observations? I want a second drive specifically for captures, but don't want a second IDE drive slaved with the primary.
Would this be a killer setup or what? An 80GB LaCie Firewire drive is $239 right now.
My sources are strictly Hi8 home videos and I want max resolution all the way so I need some serious throughput. Eventual format will be mpeg2 on a DVD-R.
Thanks in advance....
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though the firewire is screaming throughput -- its still only a ide ata 100 drive in the lacie ... and you cant make it faster than its max speed of its weakest (slowest) point ..
a stripped drive array (on scsi IMO) is always the best solution if you want max datarate ..
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