So the damage is done?
So the damage is done?
to an external hd.
So you're trying to stream over USB 2.0 what I assume are HD videos. Stop. Not only do hardware manufacturers not use high quality USB socket components and hardware but USB 2.0 is slow as fuck.
If they played fine on computer 1, copying them won't change the file integrity. I can pull up a dozen 1080p movies and play them at once and have no issues. But that's from either an SSD or a HDD and no t over USB, and SATA has a much higher throughput than USB.
>to an external hd.
So you're trying to stream over USB 2.0 what I assume are HD videos.
Stop.
Not only do hardware manufacturers not use high quality USB socket components and hardware but USB 2.0 is slow as fuck.
If they played fine on computer 1, copying them won't change the file integrity. [It could after the fact, but file integrity is sustained during the copy process. So if they were good at the start, they're good at the end.](#spoiler)
I can pull up a dozen 1080p movies and play them at once and have no issues. But that's from either an SSD or a HDD and no t over USB, and SATA has a much higher throughput than USB.
No, I'm not watching the files copied to the external. Im watching the originals on the laptop hd, they're doing the same thing.
No, I'm not watching the files copied to the external. Im watching the originals on the laptop hd, they're doing the same thing.
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