Cloud

[Tony Scharf]

Half a Terabyte?  Is that all MP3, or do you have other formats mixed
in there?  I don't know of any service that allows that much storage
use without some signifcant costs.Google music allows up to 20,000
songs, up to 250mb pers song so maybe that works?  Otherwise, I think
you would have to use Amazon Cloud Storage or some such.  I don't know
what the costs on that would be (though, up to one TB is their lowest
storage tier).

Tony

On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 10:58 AM, deeplfo <deeplfo at yahoo.com> wrote:
> So, I'm curious to folks who have their music library in some Cloud!  I've
> wondered if I can benefit from that, but my library is about half a
> terabyte!!!!  I'd be spending just months uploading everything :-)  So, is
> there a cloud out there for that size of a library?
>
> thx,
> Mohsen
>
> ________________________________
> From: Tony Scharf <noisetheorem at gmail.com>
> To: Music-bar <music-bar at lists.music-bar.org>
> Sent: Saturday, February 4, 2012 5:09 AM
> Subject: Re: Cloud
>
> SugarSync and or DropBox are also great.  I use (or rather used)
> SugarSync to maintain a large (30gb or so) project folder that had
> everything that the band and I worked on together.  I also use it to
> keep automated backups of my most important files without my
> intervention.
>
> My wife has been using DropBox for her business as a graphic desinger.
> Its a great way to backup up her stuff and provide a place for her
> clients to download it.  I also used DropBox for keeping some files
> syncronized between my work and home computers.
>
> I also really like GoogleMusic, particularly now since you can
> download your library out of it if you wish.  I uploaded all of my
> music to it, and now its just a web browser away.  There is an android
> app for accessing it as well, so I was able to stop carrying my zune
> around and just use that for music listening.
>
> I also, of course, use SoundCloud and Google Docs.  I don't even
> install LibreOffice on my personal machines anymore.  Its just not
> necessary.
>
> Tony
>
> On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 6:27 AM, Peter Korsten <peter at severity-one.com>
> wrote:
>> So whilst I'm still a bit sceptical about clouds for businesses (although
>> more and more of our services are shipped to Italy), personally I'm using
>> cloud services more and more. A quick inventory:
>> * Google Mail. Obviously.
>> * Steam. Games *and* save files. Not that useful, but still nice to know
>> that all of this is safe somewhere.
>> * LastPass. Never again any insecure passwords, never again having a
>> password on one machine but not the other, and even on my smartphone (for
>> which I'm paying $12 a year).
>>
>> So... apart from Evernote, what are some of the must-have cloud services
>> out
>> there? Bear in mind that I'm using Windows and, at least until May,
>> Symbian.
>> Around May, I think I'll get my hands on an Android phone.
>>
>> - Peter
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