On 7/28/2010 11:52 PM, Sam L wrote:
Anyway: is there any way that you can verify if a jpeg file is
working correctly / not corrupt? Is there a way to verify that your
"copy" operation was successful?
(I have no evidence that the copy operation is what corrupted my
files, so maybe I should just continue on with my copy operations and
trust that they are okay).
Your thoughts on this are appreciated!
Sam, I am using EMC Retrospect software that came as a bundle with the
network attached disk drive that I used to have. As integral part of
backup operation it offers a number of options for verification. I
normally choose the simplest way - after backup it would simply read
both source and destination files and compare them for sameness.
Additionally, after my network drive expired electronically, I went on
using the same program with simple USB HDD. Works like a charm.
HTH
Boris
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