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Old 07-10-2001, 09:11 PM
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Default Removable Drive Bays

I have been looking for some removable drive bays for a while and I recently heard about the ones from Inclose Design. Well, I was about to order them when I decided I would take a quick look at my G4 to make sure it would work. The DVD-R is in one 5.25" drive bay and the other is holding my second IDE hard drive. Well, to my surprise it looks like its actually only a 3.5" slot. Its not actually another 5.25" drive bay which is needed for the removable drive bays that I was looking at. Can someone help me out and lead me in the right direction. All I need is IDE drives and I need to swap them out cause I use different systems and I need to import sessions fast.

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Old 07-11-2001, 04:52 AM
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Default Re: Removable Drive Bays

External Sarotech Firewire IDE boxes .... hot swap and fast enough.

Remember to take the required software with you when you go to a new machine.

I use these for PT sesion and FCP stuff.
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Old 07-11-2001, 03:05 PM
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Yeah, it looks like I will have to go Firewire even though I didn't want to. I have two other workstations that aren't equipped with Firewire ports. Do you know if anyone makes a external Firewire bay that accepts the removable drive bays so I would be able to pull them out and the slide into the drive bays on a normal 5.25" PC equipped with the docking bay? Cause that would be the best solution for me now.

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Old 07-12-2001, 01:11 AM
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Default Re: Removable Drive Bays

mmmmm??

are you saying you want to exchange between PC and Mac.....?

When I do this I tend to use a drive to put a session onto to move to the other system and then put the session onto the Audio Drive in that machine.

I have never used the same drive on PC and Mac for one session ??? did that make sense?

not sure I can help. [img]images/icons/frown.gif[/img]
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