I was having some problems with this PSP video conversion software. I posted my issue in the authors forum and he asked me to post a log file. Prior to getting him the log file he released a new version and my issues were resolved.
This is just another example of a talented programmer creating something that can be enjoyed by the masses.
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Upon removing both the hard drives from the NAS unit I came to realize that now I needed to get the data from it. After using a couple of different programs, I was told about this software. It took almost 12 hours to run per 1 Tb drive but it recovered almost 95% of the data. So, I am pretty happy about that.
So, give it a try. It was well worth it for me.
My HP WorldBook is gone. The hard drives are still alive but the enclosure and board inside are dead. My thoughts are that this unit is was a dud. But then again, I have never been a big fan of HP. So, I move each 1 TB drive into one of my desktop boxes.
Just a quick follow-up about PSP video conversion. The latest release of PSPVC is 3.70. I am having a couple of issues with it and I am not really sure it is the fault of the software. In fact, I am pretty sure that it is user error.
Here are my issues. First, in order to convert 100% of any input file I have to use the force conversion profile. Second, batch file conversions from a folder never work. Two input files and I only get two output files that play five minutes into the file.
I will post again when I have more details.