Of course, it depends on your particular circumstances and the error
which you haven't mentioned. It sounds like it is probably raw video
but if the file contains mpeg streams, compressing it won't really help
reduce the file size.
One of my clients is a post house and they regularly move multiple 100GB
files around their Gb network with rsync. They are a Linux-rendering
shop but there is a Cygwin version here:
http://itefix.no/cwrsync
On the 15/07/2008 20:27, Jeff Harris wrote the following:
I'm having a problem copying a file that is 116gb to a different server.
The strange thing is, I did it before, but now I can't. I have tried
compressing the file and copying it, but when I try to uncompress it, I
get an error. The file is a video file that we absolutely need. Any
thoughts?
Jeff
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