8 megabits/second is not that slow. Most ethernet networks that have been
around for a while transfer data at 10Mbits/s and that is pretty snappy.
It's definitely faster than most removable storage devices can handle.
-- Martin
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> > (b) MD-data was (is?) slow, MD-audio can probably manage ~ 2MBit/s, to
> > compete you need at LEAST 8MBit/s.
>
> Are you sure that the MD data used on that camera runs at that
> speed? Is perfectly possible...
>
> He's saying megabits NOT megabytes. Do you realize how slow
something is
> if it's transfer rate is measused in megabits?? Those numbers are not
very
> impressive.
LAS
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