i make youtube videos and i need to transfer about 1tb of videos to my other pc.. with this work to do so?
743095
I transferred about 80 gigs from my old hard drive to my new laptop without any issues. I can't see you having a problem other than waiting longer for a terabyte to transfer.
642209
Not sure exactly what you're asking, but I use my hard drive on three different computers to transfer data. It doesn't need specific software or to be programmed to a specific system.
796105
Yes, but it has to be formatted to exFAT if you want the files to be over 4gbs. (NTFS also for Windows)
1697399
I have never tried to transfer any videos, only photos, & they transferred just fine. Sorry.
1363878
Use an external HD... If you want your apps an data you can use PCmover. But PC mover is not perfect.
44435
I haven't tried this yet but it should be the same as transfering any video from your phone.
126298
you should be able to do that if your lap top has a dvd rw burner, if it doesn't have that then you might need to look for another disk type, if your lap top can make disks, some of them just come with just a cd rom only. as for the free soft ware to download from youtube, I just go with the basic- http://www.ytddownloader.com/YTD Video Downloader , but get it from their web site ONLY, other places might put in a virus or malware or some other bad thing.
421022
It's not that simple, but yes. Suggest you google this question in your browser: "how to transfer data from one external hard drive to another".
789703
The easiest way is to hook both up to a single computer and transfer from there. I use MS Home Server of run them from the router and copy.
104130
Yes you can. I have it loaded on both my wife's and my desktop and also on our laptop. You just have to backup your database on the main computer then transfer it to the other ones.
973351
YouTube limit has more to do with length of video, which is currently 10 minutes max. In terms of file size I believe you can go up to 1Gb, which is MORE than enough to fill 10 minutes at an acceptable quality level. I wouldn't worry about video quality too much, though. YouTube will convert your vid to about 300kbs no matter what. They might have a high-def YouTube coming out soon.
1581434
Transferring videos to YouTube should be no different than any other camera so long as you have the files stored in a device like a laptop or tablet.
1692317
Haven't used it for that. More/less planned to use as media server. But with alot of content (0.5TB-1TB) it's not ideal.
742059
Yeah but your better off getting a larger hard drive because of the amount of files you're trying to transfer. This USB is only 16-32 gb of memory and I'm pretty sure you're gonna want to move a lot more files than that.
407971
I am not an expert, but if you do video you will need a lot of storage. You might need 1T at least.
460715
I cannot help: I had a different camcorder and Windows 7. I transferred about 100 tapes with no problems, completed the work about a year ago, and since then use this port only for one old backup external hard drive that need Firewire port.
106818
Think about what you're asking... Takes 2 PCs - 1st PC: Source & 2nd PC Capture. Been there, done that. Hope this helps!