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Seems to me a DVD burner would work wonder here. Make a vid, upload it to Youtub, burn a copy, put it in a sleeve, and you have a very reliable backup system.
by baash05 5y ago
Seems to me a DVD burner would work wonder here.
Make a vid, upload it to Youtub, burn a copy, put it in a sleeve, and you have a very reliable backup system. I've got DVD's that I made over 15 years ago, that are still watchable..
I've got a CD that I burned 21 years ago (wedding music). It's in my car right now.
- ksec 5y agoYes. But just want to mention self burnt DVD and CD degrade in quality over time. You may want something like M-Disk [1]. ( Someone on HN introduced it to me ) Unfortunately there aren't much R&D into optical disc technology. Would have been nice if we get 1TB per disc. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC
- vel0city 5y agoRight? And if you want redundancy, burn multiple copies on discs made by different manufacturers. That said as said in the other comment M-DISC is really the way to go. Burn a couple of these, store them separately. They're rated for 1,000 years of storage if stored even somewhat properly. You can get them in 100GB sizes, so perfect for this kind of job. Burners aren't crazy expensive, 100GB discs were around $10/disc last time I bought.