PC software for data wrangling?

[Mark Reedy]

I'm wondering if anyone knows of software like Shotput that runs well on a PC? I just tried their PC v4 demo and man it is super slow! Also comes up with numerous errors and mismatched MD5's that are actually perfect when checked with other MD5 software.

[John Miguel King]

Spycer. Though it´s more than just copying software.

[Phil Rhodes]

In extremis, just write a little script to do copying and MD5 hashes. With minor extra effort, could do MHLs.

 

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[Kevin Colber]

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Edited March 2, 2014 by Kevin Colber

[Mark Reedy]

@ John - That Spycer looks interesting. I'm going to have a play with their free version. Not sure if it can do verified copies yet.

 

@Phil Rhodes - MHL would be great. I'm afraid my scripting skills are non-existent. I noticed in some other posts of yours that you were considering writing a little app. Is that still a plan or you just don't have the time?

[Phil Rhodes]

No immediate plans to do it, I'm afraid. Amount of time it would take would be a bit much for something I'd never get paid for!

 

It'd probably only something I'd do if I needed it myself.

 

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[Oscar Gomez]

I have worked with a smalll app called Teracopy in Windows7.

I have copied in different raids 14TB of Sony Mxf Raw files without problems... And it's free!!

[Mark Reedy]

I might check if it can do verified checksum copies thanks. I also see that Shotput V5 is out for PC. Maybe it's worth retrying that.