Yes, we can split your tapes in whatever fashion you wish. Keep in mind that each destination disc or tape is its own project, and priced as such.

Ultera's Tape RAID controller solutions virtualize an array of tape devices using RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Devices) to operate as a single logical tape drive. Seen by the host as a single tape drive with increased performance, online storage capacity & reliability. Tape Striping (RAID Level 0) increases performance and online storage capacity up to 4 times more than a single tape drive.

There is no specific amount. Each listener has different resources and different leadings of the spirit. For some, even $5 would be a great sacrifice. For others, a large amount in the eyes of the world would be almost nothing to them. Giving is truly individual. That is why we put no price on The Word. Although we are a fairly small church we send thousands of tapes to our television audience. Most from the television audience don’t send a donation.

You need to change the settings for the jumpers J25 and J26. These send the microphone signal to the TAPE OUTS. (Older MP 24s [those with power switches] don't have these jumpers.)

Yes. The TMS APIs support single and multiple span devices. Part of the TMS initialization process binds the logical span number to the particular device and the span offset in the device. Thus, the TMS codes allows multi-span framers as well as framers from different vendors to operate with a unified application layer API.

Yes, VBA provides a "line continuation" character (an underscore) which allows you to continue your code on a second line. In practice, you need a space and the underscore. This allows you to format your code so it will show up on a standard monitor without scrolling left to right. Here's an example: color="#000000"> Selection.

Identifies every Java method call and the time it consumes on each transaction, so you know where to focus your efforts. Links the delays in Java methods to the SQLs in Oracle – no other tool can see inside both the database and the app server. Shows exactly where it spent its time—for a specific user or web page—in the web server, Java server or Oracle.

We currently do not accommodate multiple tapes for our clients. If you have two or more tapes with a combined length of two hours or less, each tape will have to treated as a separate order.

If you take an ITV course tape delay, then you would go to your place of registration to view the course. Students should call their course location to schedule a time to view the tape.

Yes. Backup4Sure will span all ZIP backups to multiple floppy disks as needed. You can even span across multiple CD-R/CD-RW discs with the Standard Edition!

You may not see all your folders in Quick Recovery, as only a few are configured by default in the initial installation. See also QuickRecovery.

Yes. Putting multiple films on one tape is perfectly fine. Although please keep in mind that the hosting fee is per film and not the duration of all the films on the tape.

I'm trying to access my tape drive using 'tc' (with something like find . -print | cpio -o > /dev/rmt/tc1) but it doesn't work...

Physical Data Recovery is necessary when there is a physical problem with the media or plastics which prevents the data from being read normally. This type of recovery may include dealing with issues such as deteriorating magnetic coatings, cracked or broken reels/cartridge shells, creased tape edges, twisted or folded tape, stretched or broken tape, etc. Logical Data Recovery is typically the most difficult, and consequently, the most expensive.

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The National Consensus Statement defines recovery as "Mental health recovery is a journey of healing and transformation enabling a person with a mental health problem to live a meaningful life in a community of his or her choice while striving to achieve his or her full potential."

You might try using a good equalizer and/or digital signal processing (DSP) unit between the playback and recording devices. Some people have mentioned that the Radio Shack DSP unit does a fair job. There are also other, more expensive DSP units available from Ham radio stores and audio stores. Some subscribers have attested to the efficacy of the Timewave brand of DSP units. There are several computer programs available to convert analog sounds (as on a tape) to a digital format (e.g.

I'd love to, but I don't have the equipment to do so. A friend of mine and I tried to dub our tapes by hooking our VCRs up, but her 2-head VCR caused my copies to come out badly - literally "jumping." The only time I've been able to make decent copies is when I was able to borrow a neighbor's 4-head stereo VCR for a few days over winter break - and that was because I was making a Christmas present for someone. Until I get my hands on another 4-head stereo VCR, there's really no chance in hell.