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Need to move large files across differently formatted drives (NTFS vs. mac)
I have large video files on a mac-formatted external hard drive. I need to get these files onto a larger RAID drive that is NTFS (which means that it can't be written on by a mac). Any ideas?
12th Dec
Clarifications
Where is the RAID located - is it in a NAS box, or is in in a PC?
jqbecker
13th Dec
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How do you connect this drive?
I would connect it to the Mac and network the 2 systems with a Cross Over CAT Cable between them Share the Drive in question and then from either the Mac or PC copy the file/s to where you want them stored.
Of you can install the Mac Partition Reading Software on your Windows Box plug the External Drive into the Windows Box and copy the file/s to where you want them on the Windows Box.
http://klauskjeldsen .dk/read-mac-formatted-hard-drives-on-windows/
remember to remove the space from between klauskjeldsen and the .dk for a working link.
Col
Of you can install the Mac Partition Reading Software on your Windows Box plug the External Drive into the Windows Box and copy the file/s to where you want them on the Windows Box.
http://klauskjeldsen .dk/read-mac-formatted-hard-drives-on-windows/
remember to remove the space from between klauskjeldsen and the .dk for a working link.
Col
12th Dec
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File transfers
http://www.j5create.com/our-products/wormhole-switches/juc400 .html
I ran across this product today and was asking myself who could possibly use it. This would work for the file transfers you want to do. I first found the item as a "today sale" on a well-known website.
Remove the space before the period to use the link.
I ran across this product today and was asking myself who could possibly use it. This would work for the file transfers you want to do. I first found the item as a "today sale" on a well-known website.
Remove the space before the period to use the link.
Updated - 13th Dec
