Jack MacD
06-27-2011, 10:06 PM
David,
Love the new forum. Thank you for starting it. I like your sections for S questions. You don't have a section yet called " dumb questions that can probably be answered by reading the S2 manual or watching Dale videos. If you did, I would post this question to that section now.
When I first obtained my S2 from you, I also bought 64gig CF cards. Given the files were not yet compressed, a 64 gig card was handy. I used the SD card slot as a back up once, but found parallel processing slowed the writing time. So I set it for sequential storage using the SD as an overflow back up.
Now with compressed files my 16 Gig SD is sometimes my preferred storage card if I am using a laptop in the field that has a SD slot but no FireWire for My CF reader.
The question is: is there a way to have the SD card written to first rather than the CF?
Incidentally, when I chose Parallel writing to cards, I no longer can even get both written to, even though it will write to the SD card if the CF card is not inserted. Not sure what I am doing wrong there. That's the dumb question.
Love the new forum. Thank you for starting it. I like your sections for S questions. You don't have a section yet called " dumb questions that can probably be answered by reading the S2 manual or watching Dale videos. If you did, I would post this question to that section now.
When I first obtained my S2 from you, I also bought 64gig CF cards. Given the files were not yet compressed, a 64 gig card was handy. I used the SD card slot as a back up once, but found parallel processing slowed the writing time. So I set it for sequential storage using the SD as an overflow back up.
Now with compressed files my 16 Gig SD is sometimes my preferred storage card if I am using a laptop in the field that has a SD slot but no FireWire for My CF reader.
The question is: is there a way to have the SD card written to first rather than the CF?
Incidentally, when I chose Parallel writing to cards, I no longer can even get both written to, even though it will write to the SD card if the CF card is not inserted. Not sure what I am doing wrong there. That's the dumb question.