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Old 02-12-2006, 10:31   #1
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backing up MP3/Pix software

Hi I wanted to find out if there is any free software out there that can compress 20 gigs of mp3/pix for backup? I want to try fit it on to my 10 gig second HDD.
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Re: backing up MP3/Pix software

quart into a pint pot, won't go I'm afraid

mp3 and pics (if jpeg) are already highly compressed and won't squeeze down much, if at all
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