Thoughts anyone?: Recording on a DP-32 and not necessarily wanting to carry around a laptop to backup the SD card (because I like to know there is recovery in place in case things go wonky).
I have been carrying around a backup "box" that I have used when I go out on photography excursions. It's based on a Raspberry Pi and uses a little program called "Little Backup Box".
Here's a write-up I put together on a little website I am working on called Portable Recordist:
https://www.portablerecordist.com/sd-card-backup-tips-and-tricks/
The Raspberry Pi is best powered by a powerbank to make it battery powered and very portable. Back up the SD card to a USB drive of any type or form factor.
On top of that, each back up is the entire card, so you can even keep timed backups of the session through the day and go back to an earlier backup in case you delete a track you really should have kept.
I have been carrying around a backup "box" that I have used when I go out on photography excursions. It's based on a Raspberry Pi and uses a little program called "Little Backup Box".
Here's a write-up I put together on a little website I am working on called Portable Recordist:
https://www.portablerecordist.com/sd-card-backup-tips-and-tricks/
The Raspberry Pi is best powered by a powerbank to make it battery powered and very portable. Back up the SD card to a USB drive of any type or form factor.
On top of that, each back up is the entire card, so you can even keep timed backups of the session through the day and go back to an earlier backup in case you delete a track you really should have kept.
