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Thu Jan 06, 2022 7:22 pm
We have been using Studio12G recorders to SSDs (1 TB size, ExFAT format, ProRes Proxy) but occasionally we have found some of the SSDs are unreadable. Connecting to a PC using USB adapter it shows on the computer i.e. Drive D but a window pops up, "you need to format the disk in drive D: before you can use it." I cancel that which another window pops up, "The volume does not contain a recognized file system."
This doesn't happen all the time, it seems about once every five SSDs. We used to format in HFS+ when we used Macs for video editing and never had issues.
I talked to a couple of our computer people, one said format is OK but files show as raw which indicates the files somehow got corrupted. Another examined using other OS including Linux which he said the files were corrupted.
They suggested we first stop recording before removing the SSDs. I assume that was happening already but maybe not. So could files get damaged if SSD were to be removed from Studio12G while being recorded?
Any suggestions, comments, recommendations? Thanks in advance.
This doesn't happen all the time, it seems about once every five SSDs. We used to format in HFS+ when we used Macs for video editing and never had issues.
I talked to a couple of our computer people, one said format is OK but files show as raw which indicates the files somehow got corrupted. Another examined using other OS including Linux which he said the files were corrupted.
They suggested we first stop recording before removing the SSDs. I assume that was happening already but maybe not. So could files get damaged if SSD were to be removed from Studio12G while being recorded?
Any suggestions, comments, recommendations? Thanks in advance.
