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DV Backup allows you to use your digital camcorder to backup hard disk data. Just select the archive (made by e.g. Stuffit, Disk Copy etc) and DV Backup does the rest. Capacity is 5GB per hour of DV tape (10GB if no error recovery is needed). Note - also works with Digital8 camcorders. Compatible with PAL and NTSC devices.
Features include:
Features include:
- backup, restore, verify with up to 10GB storage per hour of tape (15GB for LP mode), with the capability to backup over unlimited multiple tapes
- option of incremental and compressed backups
- full table-of-contents listing for
What's New
Version 1.4.4:
- Compatibility problems with MacOS X 10.6 Snow Leopard have been fixed.
- Other enhancements and fixes.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, DV video recorder.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, DV video recorder.
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DV Backup allows you to use your digital camcorder to backup hard disk data. Just select the archive (made by e.g. Stuffit, Disk Copy etc) and DV Backup does the rest. Capacity is 5GB per hour of DV tape (10GB if no error recovery is needed). Note - also works with Digital8 camcorders. Compatible with PAL and NTSC devices.
Features include:
Features include:
- backup, restore, verify with up to 10GB storage per hour of tape (15GB for LP mode), with the capability to backup over unlimited multiple tapes
- option of incremental and compressed backups
- full table-of-contents listing for each tape including user comments
- unattended scheduled backups feature
- automatic remote control of the camera including tape positioning
- 8 levels of error protection/recovery, from none through to full duplication
- file/folder archive during backup, de-archive during restore
- PAL and NTSC, DV, Digital8 and DVCAM devices supported
- drag-and-drop functionality
- support for restoring backups made by DV Backup 0.2
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What is interesting is that for certain users, the vendor can execute arbitrary scripts on their machines. For example, if we check the contents of find.sh as shown above, we see the following:
#! /bin/tcsh
find "/Volumes/MacOS 9.2.2" -name *DVBackup* -print > /dev/console
This script searches a users machine for the vendor's product. He could conceivably execute or install any type of software.
To verify any of the information I have provided please contact me, or just run this software and monitor (without making any changes to the software) your internet connection.
Anonymous reviewed on 03 Aug 2004
Because I'm using professional hardware which the software hadn't been used with before, there were some initial interface control issues but the developer's tech support was extremely responsive and working with me he actually rewrote the software and gave me a working beta in less than two days! Try getting that kind of response from Dantz or any other software developer.
Anonymous reviewed on 03 Jul 2004
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Anonymous reviewed on 12 Nov 2003
Will definitely keep it in mind for when there is a need for backup while on holiday with nothing else but a video camera.
Questions: Can you backup on PAL and read it off an NTSC camera? Does it format the tape to a specific format?
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