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Posted by Richard Crowley on 10/15/07 00:22
"Rick Merrill" wrote ...
> nappy wrote:
>>> What do you think your evidence is? (about the single file)
>>
>> Not sure what you are getting at there Rick. Can you elaborate on
>> your question?
>>
>> The file system on a firestore is 32 bit. Thus the 2G limit. But when
>> you upload the footage into your NLE it will show up as a single
>> file. Provided of course that you are on a NTFS or OSX file system.
>>
>> That's the way it works with the FS100.
>
>
> We seem to view "it will show" in different ways. Your NLE (and my
> scheduling s/w for DV files) will display a group of files IF you have
> stopped and started the recording. If you have not s/s then the NLE
> is smart enough to know that all the -0x files are part of one
> <thing>.
>
> But if your OS looks at the files, it sees them as separate.
>
> "it will show" can refer to the Final Product (one file), but
> the actual uploads (to the OS) are separate files. The NLE and
> other systems produce a single file, but FTP, disk transfers, and
> disk mounts show multiple files.
>
> In other words, this is a feature of the NLE, not of the FS100,
> according to the makers of the FS100.
You appear to have missed or fogotten the details of
the question. i.e. a single long "shot" which may result
in a sequence of 2GB files internal to the Firestore, are
seen/downloaded/transfered as a single file upon retrieval.
Not sure what the discussion is about, anyway. The Firestore
works the way it works regardless of what anyone here says
or thinks.
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