Would a Athlon x2, each DVD drives on its own channel (I would get a PCI card for the 2nd 2 channels) and four DVD Drives pull it off?
What kind of hardware would I need to rip 4 dvd's simultaneously?
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YOyoYOhowsDAjello
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CitizenDoug, what are you up to?
Topics you've created:
Who are your favorite distributors?
Is it legal for a small business to sell stamps?
Your deafness ( I missed that the first time, that's crazy man. Have a :beer: )
mp3 player to record voices
Digital files into film
BitTorrent unlocked at your University
HD Camcorders
Purposely destroy your car
Now this....
What's going on dude?
Making commercials for your computer business or something?
Oh, and I have no idea really on the what kind of hardware to rip so many DVDs at once.
Topics you've created:
Who are your favorite distributors?
Is it legal for a small business to sell stamps?
Your deafness ( I missed that the first time, that's crazy man. Have a :beer: )
mp3 player to record voices
Digital files into film
BitTorrent unlocked at your University
HD Camcorders
Purposely destroy your car
Now this....
What's going on dude?
Making commercials for your computer business or something?
Oh, and I have no idea really on the what kind of hardware to rip so many DVDs at once.
YOyoYOhowsDAjello
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Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Hey buddy you working for the secret service or somethin'
:shiftyeyes;
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Hey buddy you working for the secret service or somethin'
:shiftyeyes;
Thanks for that cablesforless link though. It just so happens I was looking for a good place to buy a few cables from
YOyoYOhowsDAjello
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Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Hey buddy you working for the secret service or somethin'
:shiftyeyes;
Thanks for that cablesforless link though. It just so happens I was looking for a good place to buy a few cables from
:thumbsup: I've bought some component cables from them a couple times and I'm quite satisfied. Make sure you look through all the shipping options as the one on the bottom was cheapest for me both times.
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x2 maby or dual optrons. I hope your not messing with the law copy right infringment LOL SO what movies are you burning for your freinds.
or maby you are redoing your comoputer b/c the downloaded vioson of windows you have is bugging youa nd you need to put all your downlaoded gaems on 2 dvd's lol I wonder if thats the case.
or maby you are redoing your comoputer b/c the downloaded vioson of windows you have is bugging youa nd you need to put all your downlaoded gaems on 2 dvd's lol I wonder if thats the case.
2 computers, each with 2 dvd drives [lite on] [fast rippers] [research for best drive out now] on seperate channels preferably with any hyperthreading cpu. put your hard drives on a controller card/sata instead of the dvd drives
And to answer your question. No you may get lucky occasionally. I dont even think those drives would work reliably on a controller card.
And to answer your question. No you may get lucky occasionally. I dont even think those drives would work reliably on a controller card.
Going the other way, I've set myself up a neat little device. Four Plextor SCSI CD-RWs in an external caddy, connected to my LSI 20860 card, which also has a Plextor CD-ROM.
This allows me to put a disc in the CD-ROM, and burn four duplicates of it in the burners. I call it The Burninator.
Why Plextor? AFAIK, in the CD world theirs are the only ones who do actual SCSI commands. Don't know about the DVD world. I do know that most SCSI DVD burners are really IDE, they're all expensive, mostly external, and sometimes restricted to DVD-RAM.
Anyways, the closest you could come to that is getting an equal number of (IDE) DVD-ROMs, and SATA hard drives so everything's on its own channel. Hyperthreading and/or multicores will help too.
This allows me to put a disc in the CD-ROM, and burn four duplicates of it in the burners. I call it The Burninator.
Why Plextor? AFAIK, in the CD world theirs are the only ones who do actual SCSI commands. Don't know about the DVD world. I do know that most SCSI DVD burners are really IDE, they're all expensive, mostly external, and sometimes restricted to DVD-RAM.
Anyways, the closest you could come to that is getting an equal number of (IDE) DVD-ROMs, and SATA hard drives so everything's on its own channel. Hyperthreading and/or multicores will help too.
you'd probably need 4 cores, 4 hard drives and 4 dvd roms.
you'd probably be better off just getting 4 computers.
i mean you could do it with 1 hard drive, 1 cpu and 4 dvds. it would just take forever.
you'd probably be better off just getting 4 computers.
i mean you could do it with 1 hard drive, 1 cpu and 4 dvds. it would just take forever.
'Backing up' on a quasi industrial scale is almost certainly questionable but in order for it to work at all well you will need 4 cores, 4 dvd drives on separate channels, 4 hard disks again on four channels and you will need all this to be free of the constraints of the PCi bus. So you will need to be looking at PCI-X or PCIe controllers. For the cost involved in all of this you might as well just buy the DVD's again, then there would be no need to 'back up'.
omg if i ever write a brilliant response like that again and have it erased because of censored test i am going to kill someone :|
I didn't even say a bad word! Argghhh
That said, it was along the lines of:
Idiots drive Ferraries made to go 200mph on the freeway.
Other idiots build giant mansions they never live in.
John Trovolta has his own 747.
So if I want dual dual core opterons with four hard drives and four dvd burners for bragging rights.. i just dare you to stop me
Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
That said, it was along the lines of:
Idiots drive Ferraries made to go 200mph on the freeway.
Other idiots build giant mansions they never live in.
John Trovolta has his own 747.
So if I want dual dual core opterons with four hard drives and four dvd burners for bragging rights.. i just dare you to stop me
Go ahead, idiot
Accipiter22, he needs to rip, not burn. Much like my farts.
Originally posted by: sm8000
Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
That said, it was along the lines of:
Idiots drive Ferraries made to go 200mph on the freeway.
Other idiots build giant mansions they never live in.
John Trovolta has his own 747.
So if I want dual dual core opterons with four hard drives and four dvd burners for bragging rights.. i just dare you to stop me
Go ahead, idiot
Accipiter22, he needs to rip, not burn. Much like my farts.
Thanks, moron
Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
Originally posted by: sm8000
Originally posted by: CitizenDoug
That said, it was along the lines of:
Idiots drive Ferraries made to go 200mph on the freeway.
Other idiots build giant mansions they never live in.
John Trovolta has his own 747.
So if I want dual dual core opterons with four hard drives and four dvd burners for bragging rights.. i just dare you to stop me
Go ahead, idiot
Accipiter22, he needs to rip, not burn. Much like my farts.
Thanks, moron
Anyways, I did decide to just leave it at two
Athlon x2, 2 DVD Drives, and I guess two hard drives although I really only want one.
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