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2004/01/16 13:35:54 (permalink)

backing up a large bundle file.

any advice on saving a cwb that is too large for a single cd
is there a logical way to spread the project over two discs? I use Nero 5. thanks!
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    wogg
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    RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2004/01/16 13:48:01 (permalink)
    Some ZIP utilities can split a zip file into chunks.

    I used WinZip 8.1 to create a zip file of the bundle file, and then split it into 650MB chunks. WinZip was also able to compress it a few percent.

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    RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2004/01/16 13:49:47 (permalink)
    I would use PPA then burn the project folder onto separate disks.

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    RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2004/01/16 13:59:17 (permalink)
    thanks for the winzip idea!

    what is a PPA?
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    RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2004/01/16 14:14:43 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: nivlem

    thanks for the winzip idea!

    what is a PPA?

    Per-Project Audio Folders

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    RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2004/01/16 14:25:55 (permalink)
    Some ZIP utilities can split a zip file into chunks.

    I used WinZip 8.1 to create a zip file of the bundle file, and then split it into 650MB chunks. WinZip was also able to compress it a few percent.

    I was alway under the impression that compressing audio via a Zip program was not a good idea.

    I use a DVD burner now-- but before, I used WinRAR with no compression to just span the files.

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    RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2004/01/16 14:27:20 (permalink)
    Why's that? I though it was completely lossless. You may have an increased risk of the file being corrupted though I guess.

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    RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2004/01/16 18:19:31 (permalink)
    Well thanks alot for the help guys. I don't have a dvd burner. so I guess I will try some of your suggestions. Keep the suggestions comming if you still have any.
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    Re: RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2018/01/18 08:26:54 (permalink)
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    Well thanks alot for the help guys. I don't have a dvd burner. so I guess I will try some of your suggestions. Keep the suggestions comming if you still have any.

    I don't like using DVD burner to do , in my opinion , the USB disk can be used to do , 
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    Re: RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2018/01/18 08:55:14 (permalink)
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    Well thanks alot for the help guys. I don't have a dvd burner. so I guess I will try some of your suggestions. Keep the suggestions comming if you still have any.

    I don't like using DVD burner to do , in my opinion , the USB disk can be used to do , 


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    Re: RE: backing up a large bundle file. 2018/01/18 09:17:10 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Bristol_Jonesey 2018/01/20 20:05:17
    Might still be relevant for all those people demanding discs from Cakewalk...

     
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