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Posted by TranceSeeker on Aug-04-2002 15:19:

quote:
Originally posted by SportTrance


lol

What you getting mad at me for?? sheesh!

Will you admit your conscious and my posts are saying the same things????


Dont hang out the sarcastic if it is funny that I lost 12 gig.


Posted by DJ-Ande on Aug-04-2002 15:20:

Dancing Dude

GUTTED!!!!!!!!!


i wud totaly die if that happened, even though i hav most backed up. but sum ya can't just re-download, cos they were hard 2 find in the first place so then i wud just be beyond pissed!!


Posted by Mekon on Aug-04-2002 16:00:

you lost 12GB of mp3? i can feel with you although it is not that bad.
the same happened to me in September last year ... the worst month in my life. 3 of my 6 hard drives crashed at the same time. i lost 72GB of trance singles/set/albums ... all my f*cking collection (over 5000 mp3's, over 300 set's & full trance albums). not even a company specialized in data recovery could helm me out

Moreover, i lost the three HD's too ... some kind of short-circuit

well, i started from the zero and it is exactly what you have to do now.


Posted by Azz3D on Aug-04-2002 16:17:

Use the System Restore if you have XP or ME


Posted by PatMcGroin on Aug-04-2002 16:17:

okay, how about this

1 time a 17GB died, everything lost
1 time a 80GB dies, everything lost
same 80GB, plus my other one, lost, so thats two 80GBs (i had to RMA them because they were so messed up)
and now one of those 80GBs barely works, i have another 40GB on there i'm about to lose

so 17+80+80+80+40= A GRAND TOTAL OF 297GB lost

so you're life isn't over, everything absoulty essential in the your collection you will be able to get again


Posted by Mekon on Aug-04-2002 16:27:

good work, PatMcGroin ... i feel better now


Posted by P`zazz on Aug-04-2002 16:29:

don't worry man, recently I lost 3000 mp3s (god knows how many gigs) cause I screwed my HD but I got over it


Posted by Leshiy on Aug-04-2002 16:41:

Once my sister deleted my folder from HDD saying that she had not enough disk space (about 6 gigs), i could kill her that moment

Time cures, man, now i use CD-R`s to store MP3s and listen them in my car


Posted by P4z! on Aug-04-2002 16:41:

lol I know how u feel, I lost 19 gigs of mp3's recently, that hurts!

//Acti


Posted by BeatFreak on Aug-04-2002 17:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Azz3D
Use the System Restore if you have XP or ME


Does that work if your hard drive crashes?


Posted by PatMcGroin on Aug-04-2002 17:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Mekon
good work, PatMcGroin ... i feel better now


excellent, then my work here is done


Posted by Biohazard on Aug-04-2002 17:35:

That sucks man

The bad part is that now AG is gone allot of the rare stuff is imossible to find, even the TA hub doesn't have all the stuff im looking for.


Posted by TranceSeeker on Aug-04-2002 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Biohazard
That sucks man

The bad part is that now AG is gone allot of the rare stuff is imossible to find, even the TA hub doesn't have all the stuff im looking for.


+ the bad thing is that I dont know the name out of my head of a lot of stuff, only the known ones...
Maybe I should stick to dloading the best tracks only.


Posted by Orbital on Aug-04-2002 17:44:

Did you try using Scandisk or Norton's? BTW most of the guys/gals here suggest you backup your data. I mean i hate to be a prick but in all those days of collecting MP3's didn't you once ever think to back it up? I mean the stories of people losing shit off their hard drives is common as hell. I always download a CD's worth (700) and then burn it straight away.

By the way -- maybe you can look at this as a way to get a fresh start and only get the tunes you really like. I sometimes like to collect tunes until i realise i'm doing it and stop. I then only get the tracks i really like because i like them rather just for collection sake.


Posted by Ste on Aug-04-2002 17:44:

Re: OMFG !!!!!!!!!!!!! noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

quote:
Originally posted by TranceSeeker
Worst day of my life !!!! OMFG I just lost 12 gigabyte MP3z.
More then 2000 tracks, OMG im really fucked up now I fucking can't believe, why me???? oh my God.......


I always wanted the biggest trance collection sparing everything that came out, now Im done, I quit dloading trance. Whole my life I spent dloading the biggest and best trance all over the world.
Fuck life !!!!!



u didnt try and install windows xp by any chance?


Posted by TranceSeeker on Aug-04-2002 17:46:

Re: Re: OMFG !!!!!!!!!!!!! noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

quote:
Originally posted by DuMonde TrAnCeR



u didnt try and install windows xp by any chance?


no mate, I have win2000 pro, but anyway nothing will get my mp3z back so I just have to live with it ^_^


Posted by DJ CLUSTER on Aug-04-2002 17:58:

Yep, everytime I get near 700 megs of singles I go ahead and burn them to disk
Better that way, for 'safe keeping' sakes


Cheers,
Zigg's
www.djcluster.com


Posted by CPatel100 on Aug-04-2002 21:10:

i got about 80gigs of trance. im pretty quiet around here, but i got about 400 livesets, tons of albums, and a shitload of singles. man, i wouldnt even know how to cry if i lost my shit. sorry for ur loss, maybe i can help u replenish ur supply. PM me man.. =)
all the best.


Posted by Flowtation on Aug-04-2002 21:34:

Like a few people mentioned...

always make back ups on cdr and also catalogue every mp3 usin winamp and paste to notepad so you know exactly what mp3s you have, and what disc there on, 12 gigs isn't that much fella unless your on 56k if your on dsl or cable u can claw back all those mp3s with in a month no worries! i will sort out a list of what i have in my collection which is very upto date and post a link so you can get a good idea of what to get!

hope this will help ya


Posted by MoonMan on Aug-04-2002 21:48:

Talking

Im sorry for your loss m8, I know the PAIN!!!!

I lost 2 Gigs of MP3z recently, so I downloaded some Data recovery software which reclaimed some of the tunes but not all, as it depends on what staus the del/crashed file's are in.


Posted by cbxzcm on Aug-04-2002 21:53:

I know how you feel. I just lost 13 gigz of mp3s yesterday due to hard drive failure.


Posted by ExcelonGT on Aug-04-2002 22:16:

Damn...I feel your loss. All this talk about losing our music collections is scarying me. I have about 13gb on this computer. I should be getting a new computer before I go back to school. So it makes sense for me to start backing everything I downloaded in these past few months to CD-R. My question is, is there any good back up software that will let me automatically span the 12gigs across a few CDs? I dont want to have to copy 700mb of stuff individually to diff direcs to burn. im too lazy..hehe


Posted by ali92 on Aug-04-2002 22:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Vesa


This is an excellent advice. It was only recently when I discovered how to make a proper catalogue about mp3s on CD-R, so I'll list it here.

Assuming you are using Internet Exploder 5:
(BUT DO NOT DO THIS WHILE YOU ARE BROWSING OTHER PAGES WITH EXPLODER;
THIS OPERATION HAS A NASTY SIDE EFFECT OF MAKING OTHER EXPLODER PAGES CRASH ):

- "Select All" files on the CD-R from the edit menu
- right click on the highlighted area, and "Enqueue in Winamp"
- wait a while (so that the enqueueing operation has time to complete) and start Winamp
- press CTRL+ALT+G to make a Winamp playlist
- "Save As" the resulting Exploder page using the name that you also write on the CD-R and CD-R case

This was a bit off-topic, so back to the real issue of the topic starter:

The hard disk crash can be survived. There will very soon to be a complete catalogue about almost all trance tracks on http://tds.trance.nu . The majority of these can already be found at the Juno release archive that you can get from:

(EDIT: The following link will work on Monday afternoon because the www server of our department also apparently exploded):

http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/karhu/j...enewhtmlversion

Just read though the catalogue on a quiet evening, reminisce about all these superb tracks, and make a list of which tracks you used to have. Then you download them all on the DC Hub, and everything will be OK. If some rare track is missing on the Hub, someone probably has the vinyl and rips it for you.


Here's the BIG problem: On DC's TA Hub, there are only ~200 users in there at a time. Most of them have similar stuff. What if you only have a 56K modem and you just lost 120 GB of RARE SINGLES that no one has on the hub? Even if u have CD-Rs, there's BOUND to be stuff that you didn't back up. We're talking about 120 GB of singles that can't be found today because there SO rare and they're by artists that aren't well known.

Also, about that Trance database site, there's NO WAY that that site can have EVERYTHING. WHY? EVERYONE would have to know about it. Until that happens, EVERY track title won't be archived there.


Posted by Jayci on Aug-04-2002 22:44:

Its stories like this that are making me burn all my songs to cd in a month when I go home. I have around 11gigs right now


Posted by RenderedDream on Aug-04-2002 23:17:

u fool... u should had burned them


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