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I believe currently the only way is to download everything to local and use the converter tool come with CloudDrive to convert it to other mountable format.

Oh, hrrmmm, interesting. It looks like FreeFileSync did the job, but its UI looks like it was done by a madman, so I might try Robocopy next time. That fileclasses link is EXTREMELY helpful. A bit more on the pool reconstruction front. I really needed more than six drive bays to work with, so I bloodied a credit card and bought another Terra. FFS mirrored everything on the old pool to the three new Seagates seemingly fine. Oh, but before that, the Seagates long formatted successfully, so I'm considering them good to go. I'm currently long formatting three of the old pool drives, which'll take another 24 hours. Once that's done, I'll fire-up the second Terra with old pool drives and copy everything over from them to the drives that I'm in the process of long formatting (presuming they pass). Gillware has the drive. I stressed to my contact that the drive should be fine electronically and mechanically, so they shouldn't have to take it apart. I'm HOPING this will lower the cost of the recovery substantially. You would think restoring everything from a simple diskpart clean should be a cakewalk for a professional recovery service, but we'll see. Incidentally, I was looking over Terramaster's line of products and they are all-in on NAS devices, with their flagship product supporting 24 drives. I wish they would offer a 10- or even 8-bay DAS box, but then you're back to needing a beefy PSU. I still intend to take apart the Sabrent assuming it's not a nightmare to do so. That's currently all the news that's fit to print. More to come!

Once you've obtained your own API key from Google, the file to edit is C:\ProgramData\StableBit CloudDrive\ProviderSettings.json I also suggest making a backup copy of that file before you make any changes to it. You may then need to restart clouddrive. Per Christopher's post, "The safest option would be to detach the drive, change API keys, and re-attach. However, you *should* be able to just re-authorize the drive after changing the API keys." I suspect 350 Mbps is the best you'll get.