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Originally Posted by synthetic  It's a Windows machine. FAT32 drives can't be bigger than a few GB. There are solutions for transferring files to a Mac, or you can just use Gigabit Ethernet. |
But if you try to use the files recorded on an NTFS volume on a PC, the permissions are set wrong and the file headers are non standard. The files will not even be viewed by the OS(Win 2k or XP). We were not able to make these files work in any workstation we have here in house. (Pyramix, Nuendo, Sequoiatude, Wavelab, Protools). However, FAT-32 worked fine. The files play back fine fromthe NTFS volume in the X48, just not in a computer.
Gigabit ethernet is fine for a 10 min 48 track file, but it is not viable to transfer a 300gb drive. (It takes more hours to transfer the files than it takes to record them in the first place.)
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No, you can format disks from the X-48.
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See above. NTFS formatted drives have bad permissions........Hmm, Where did I hear that before? ;-)
All the best,
Mark