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Offline Roger Vikstrom

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archive images
« on: December 06, 2024, 04:36:25 AM »
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When I have been out on a job, I download the pictures via PM to an external SSD drive that I access through my desktop. Then, when I am back at the office, I want to back up the pictures to my NAS. The NAS is the drive where I can see all my pictures in the "archive." The question is, how do I do this the fastest and easiest way? Because I want to keep my pictures on the SSD drive as well. It serves as a quick archive where I can easily scroll through the pictures and find the right ones quickly. When the SSD drive is full, I start on the next drive. So how do I transfer the pictures to the archive without it taking a long time?



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Re: archive images
« Reply #1 on: December 16, 2024, 09:37:49 AM »
Roger,

Is this topic In a wrong Place. No Answer!
When I have been out on a job, I download the pictures via PM to an external SSD drive that I access through my desktop. Then, when I am back at the office, I want to back up the pictures to my NAS. The NAS is the drive where I can see all my pictures in the "archive." The question is, how do I do this the fastest and easiest way? Because I want to keep my pictures on the SSD drive as well. It serves as a quick archive where I can easily scroll through the pictures and find the right ones quickly. When the SSD drive is full, I start on the next drive. So how do I transfer the pictures to the archive without it taking a long time?

I'm not sure how to answer.  Copying files takes time.  There is no instant method from copying files from a SSD to a NAS.

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