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backing up data in XP
Hi there,
I have ~50Gb data (my home made videos) and I want to back up those videos in DVD disks(7.4GB ones). But as soon as the first disk get burned the software do not ask for the next one but it pops up an error saying that there is no enough space. I tried to get int a new empty DVD as Disk2 but nothing happens. Each file is bigger than 11 GB so can NOT copy them one by one. Any idea how to back the up in DVDs? Thanks in advace, Genc. |
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backing up data in XP
genc ymeri wrote:
Hi there, I have ~50Gb data (my home made videos) and I want to back up those videos in DVD disks(7.4GB ones). But as soon as the first disk get burned the software do not ask for the next one but it pops up an error saying that there is no enough space. I tried to get int a new empty DVD as Disk2 but nothing happens. Each file is bigger than 11 GB so can NOT copy them one by one. Any idea how to back the up in DVDs? Thanks in advace, Genc. The built-in backup program in Windows XP was designed for tape drives and does not span other removable media. You need a third-party backup application. -- Interim Systems and Management Accounting Gordon Burgess-Parker Director www.gbpcomputing.co.uk |
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genc ymeri wrote:
Hi there, I have ~50Gb data (my home made videos) and I want to back up those videos in DVD disks(7.4GB ones). But as soon as the first disk get burned the software do not ask for the next one but it pops up an error saying that there is no enough space. I tried to get int a new empty DVD as Disk2 but nothing happens. Each file is bigger than 11 GB so can NOT copy them one by one. Any idea how to back the up in DVDs? Two possibilities: 1) Split your video files using video editing software, or alter resolution and/or compression ratios so they take less than 7.4 GB. The resulting files should fit to your DVDs, and be playable straight off them, but you will suffer some loss of quality. 2) Split your files using third party software. There exists programs specifically designed for splitting and rejoining files, but this feature is also standard in most fil compression programs such as WinRAR and TugZip. You cannot play your files straight off the DVDs you burn, but you can rejoin the files onto your harddrive, and they will be in original length and quality. Use the method which suits you and your intended usage best. |
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backing up data in XP
Use a third party backup program like Retrospect (Dantz) or BackUpMyPC
(Stomp). For DVD's I recommend BackUpMyPC just because I am used to it. I use both backup programs for different scenarios. Both are good. -- Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine] (Reply to the group only unless otherwise requested) "genc ymeri" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have ~50Gb data (my home made videos) and I want to back up those videos in DVD disks(7.4GB ones). But as soon as the first disk get burned the software do not ask for the next one but it pops up an error saying that there is no enough space. I tried to get int a new empty DVD as Disk2 but nothing happens. Each file is bigger than 11 GB so can NOT copy them one by one. Any idea how to back the up in DVDs? Thanks in advace, Genc. |
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backing up data in XP
Use Ghost with the split switch.
"Colin Barnhorst" wrote: Use a third party backup program like Retrospect (Dantz) or BackUpMyPC (Stomp). For DVD's I recommend BackUpMyPC just because I am used to it. I use both backup programs for different scenarios. Both are good. -- Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine] (Reply to the group only unless otherwise requested) "genc ymeri" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have ~50Gb data (my home made videos) and I want to back up those videos in DVD disks(7.4GB ones). But as soon as the first disk get burned the software do not ask for the next one but it pops up an error saying that there is no enough space. I tried to get int a new empty DVD as Disk2 but nothing happens. Each file is bigger than 11 GB so can NOT copy them one by one. Any idea how to back the up in DVDs? Thanks in advace, Genc. |
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backing up data in XP
Use Ghost and specify 7.4gig in the switch and point it to your dvd burner.
"Colin Barnhorst" wrote: Use a third party backup program like Retrospect (Dantz) or BackUpMyPC (Stomp). For DVD's I recommend BackUpMyPC just because I am used to it. I use both backup programs for different scenarios. Both are good. -- Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine] (Reply to the group only unless otherwise requested) "genc ymeri" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have ~50Gb data (my home made videos) and I want to back up those videos in DVD disks(7.4GB ones). But as soon as the first disk get burned the software do not ask for the next one but it pops up an error saying that there is no enough space. I tried to get int a new empty DVD as Disk2 but nothing happens. Each file is bigger than 11 GB so can NOT copy them one by one. Any idea how to back the up in DVDs? Thanks in advace, Genc. |
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