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I tend to back things up as I download each collection, so it doesn't take that long each time.
I understand what you mean, but I give you an example:
I d/l the DC torrent which has 40GB now. I burn it to DVDs. After 1 month, the torrent is updated, I update the files, trash my obsolete DVDs, and burn new ones, and so on. If I store these files on an external HDD, I can always join the torrents. Because most of the torrents get updated from time to time, so I don't see why I should copy them to DVDs.
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In such cases I just backup the differences for each new release. I do this, where available, by obtaining the .dat for the new torrent release, checking my existing set and saving a missing text file, update the set to the latest version, and then save the files listing in the missing text file. I therefore always have an up to date version of the set without having to back the lot up each time and scrap the old backup.
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Originally Posted by Harrison:
...Obviously if you had to burn 120 DVD-R's, going on an average of 4 minutes per disc it would take 10 hours!
Thats how long it took me to upload 48 MB onto the server on ye olde dial up!
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