Andy & Lou,
The Sound Devices recorders can write to CF & to the internal hard
drive simultaneously or exclusively, and allow you to transfer back
and forth between the two.
In addition to time/scene-based folder naming, you can also customize
how the audio files are named.

/EL


On Sep 28, 2005, at 1:20 AM, Lou Judson wrote:

> I'd like to know too. The Sound Devices recorders can have daily or
> scene folders, but they all fall inside a top level folder named
> SOUNDDEV which would possibly overwrite a previous one... The only
> need i can see for these reader/drives would be a long time in the
> firled doing nature recordings or such, but in that case it might
> be a good thing - if it works!
>
> lou
> On Sep 27, 2005, at 8:55 PM, andy Kolovos wrote:
>
>
>> Has anyone used the Wolverine to upload audio off a flash card?
>> If so,
>> did it work? The only thing I was really worried about was file
>> naming.
>> For example, the PMD670 has a default numerical file naming system
>> (something like 0001.WAV, etc.). I imagine one would have to keep
>> track
>> of what numbers had been used and renumber new files via the recorder
>> before uploading them so as not to overwrite files already on the
>> photo
>> vault. This make sense?
>>
>> There are also some stand alone portable CD burners that write
>> data discs
>> from CF cards--a photographer buddy of mine has one of these--but
>> I'm not
>> sure if he's tried it with audio yet. I imagine that as long as
>> the file
>> was under 650/700 megs, this could work too. Anyone given this a
>> whirl?
>>
>> andy
>