Had a weird thing happen; fortunately I had a backup, but...
I have my DrivePool set to x3 on most folders, except the following which are set at x1.
Recycle Bin
OneDrive
Backblaze temp folder (online backup)
I had several videos in the MKV container format that I demuxed and remuxed into the MP4 container using dBpoweramp Video converter, with the option set to delete to the recycle bin on completion. Problem was, I also had dBpoweramo Video converter to split to two video sections after 4GB, so I recovered the original MKV files from the Recycle Bin. The files I recovered were mostly corrupted; they would throw an error when playing after a couple minutes or so.
Anyone ran onto this type of issue before? I was wondering if maybe it was because I had the Verify After Copy option turned off (by default) in DrivePool or the fact I have the recycle bin set to x1
i had the originals backed up so no data lost, but now I’m a bit wary and do all my video and audio conversions on an SSD first, then copy back to the Drive Pool. I also turned on the Verify After Copy option.
Corrupted video files after recovering from recycle bi
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Had a weird thing happen; fortunately I had a backup, but...
I have my DrivePool set to x3 on most folders, except the following which are set at x1.
Recycle Bin
OneDrive
Backblaze temp folder (online backup)
I had several videos in the MKV container format that I demuxed and remuxed into the MP4 container using dBpoweramp Video converter, with the option set to delete to the recycle bin on completion. Problem was, I also had dBpoweramo Video converter to split to two video sections after 4GB, so I recovered the original MKV files from the Recycle Bin. The files I recovered were mostly corrupted; they would throw an error when playing after a couple minutes or so.
Anyone ran onto this type of issue before? I was wondering if maybe it was because I had the Verify After Copy option turned off (by default) in DrivePool or the fact I have the recycle bin set to x1
i had the originals backed up so no data lost, but now I’m a bit wary and do all my video and audio conversions on an SSD first, then copy back to the Drive Pool. I also turned on the Verify After Copy option.