about the wavedata..

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2005/12/14 18:19:47 (permalink)

about the wavedata..

What is better? To keep my wavedata on my external firewire 7200rpm drive or to move it to my internal 7200rpm drive. I have a laptop. So considering that my page file is on my internal drive (and often is quite big,even i have 1gb of ram) so isn't it better to separate them?
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    juca
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    RE: about the wavedata.. 2005/12/14 18:46:40 (permalink)
    Hi Kitaro:
    Without doubt the external firewire 7200 rpm. I presume your laptop have only one HD, right? So, if you move the wavedata for it the read/write requests for/from the HD will be made one by one. While the OS or a program request/send data for/from the HD, the audio which need to be write/read to/from the HD will wait (miliseconds, of course), but the audio flow need to be constant and so the problems will be appear.
    Only my .2 cents.
    Greetings.
    post edited by juca - 2005/12/14 18:48:32

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    RE: about the wavedata.. 2005/12/14 18:59:22 (permalink)
    Thanks:)
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