Video of my two sons' football games takes up the majority of my video space. Roughly 100 Gb.
I record with mini-DV and transfer via firewire from camera to computer. Each game is about 5 - 6 Gb.
As a photographer I have about 200 GB of photos on a mirror RAID, further duplicated on an external drive. At around 7MB per 8MP RAW file, and 50-200 MB per photoshop file I am working on, it stacks up very quickly, despite cleaning out the rubbish every now and then!
Other stuff like video is less precious and easliy backed up to DVDs, but the photos need to be accessible from my database.
video files at 200Gb
photos at 50Gb
software at 40Gb
andy
Aprox 180 Gigs of video, 30-40 Gigs of photos
Will eventually dump it all to dvd
Not all of it's video. Some of it's games loaded on my xbox's 250gig drive, and about 20gig's are for MP3's. But probably close to 300 gigs are dedicated to video. That will be growing once my external storage is up and running again so I can get rid of duplicates.
Music 3GB
What exactly does this do? I've tried reading on the net but the only thing I can find out is it's related to recovery somehow. Can this somehow be shrunk as it doesn't seem to grow?
In this category, I am including all images - such as jpeg, bmp, etc. I have over 60 GB.
Music 24G
Photos 10G
Video 6G (in between projects)
Ghost backup files 20G
Software 30G
Everything else about 10G
Free space 90G
Christa
20 whole GB
games at 4 GB
Video at 7 GB
Music takes up about 500GB on my computer... HOORAY PIRATING!!!
Music, about 18 GB.
20GB and counting.
I carry a total of almost 44 gigs of various music on my computer.
765MB of tunes on a well used and loved IBM Thinkpad i1200 w/6GB HD
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