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01-25-2020, 04:11 AM

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Re: APFS or Extended Journaled for session drive?

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Originally Posted by Frank Kruse

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Hi,

my system drive is an SSD and my audio/video drives are encrypted APFS spinner drives. (more unintentionally as I didn't pay attention when re-formatting them freshly and just focused on the encryption). I have found no difference in my rig's behaviour whatsoever. Been running massive film post projects on it. Usually maxed out voice count and ten thousands of clips on board.

Frank.

I thought APFS wasn't possible on a spinner at least from what I've read when I went to High Sierra.

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