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05-12-2009, 12:32 PM
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Why can we not record to FAT drives any more?
To be honest, this is ridiculous. I now have to have 3 separate harddrives to replace what should be just one.
I have to have one to record with on PCs, one to record with on Macs, and one to actually transfer files between the two. I'm sorry, but this this is absolutely ridiculous and I cannot believe Digi did this. Does anyone know why? Is there actually any logic behind this? Personally, I think this needs to be changed. It is extremely inconvenient and seemingly unnecessary. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Brandon 
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