Cloud backup provides the best long term storage options.x9200 wrote:Generally not a good idea to record anything on erasable media. Having said that, no reasonable choice for backing up high capacity formats like the said BDs.
Quite a few services offer unlimited storage so long as it is limited to one PC. For example, I usex9200 wrote:Cloud backups are fine if the storage demands are below 1TB and one is a typical Windows or a Mac user.
BTW, what do the cloud storage providers guaranty regarding the stored data redundancy (backups of the cloud drive content)?
I am impressed how quickly the cloud storage expansion progresses and the companies mentioned provide some excellent solutions for a workstation based backups for an average user, but...that's it. I don't think their intention is to let me dump 20TB of multimedia files even if I could do it via a single PC.Strong Eagle wrote:Quite a few services offer unlimited storage so long as it is limited to one PC. For example, I usex9200 wrote:Cloud backups are fine if the storage demands are below 1TB and one is a typical Windows or a Mac user.
BTW, what do the cloud storage providers guaranty regarding the stored data redundancy (backups of the cloud drive content)?
https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-backup.html, and because my wife backs up her PC to my USB drive (she has far less junk on her PC) we get them both backed up.
Besides BackBlaze I recall that Crashplan, Acronis, and Carbonite also have unlimited storage and 1 PC.
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