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Transferring Flac Collection over 802.11G

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I just wanted to say that Beyond Compare is a great program! I have writing scripts and adding filters today and ran my first few tests. There are alot of sitautions where this app be a good solution.
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Yes it is indeed.  I got confused, why do you need scripts and filters for?  Let me know your experiences and how you solved the backup problem. Also by default Beyond Compare do not compare CRCs of the files, I'd suggest turning it on for higher confidence (if copy failed or not).

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You can write a script and then run a scheduled task on the script to automate a syncronization. This is one of the scripts I am going to use to solve the backup issue. So that every Monday the flac files on my HTPC are then syncronzied with my server. I am writing a similar script for all the My Document folders on my network. I entered filters to filter out syncronizing certain info that I dont care about in my backups. Once I set it up next weekend I'll post some of the scripts.