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Hi Experts,<br />
I recently purchased the Lexar Workflow with 2 SD Card readers, thinking it would be much better for transferring my Audio and Video files from the 2 separate devices/ SD Cards at the end of a shooting day. &nbsp;(Videographer/ Tech guy that I am)<br />
However, there is no software, only the hardware with the system, sadly.<br />
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So I am wondering if anyone knows of a good piece of software that will <br />
1. recognise the sd card's insertion<br />
2. ask me where to save it/ have a default location<br />
3. copy all the files across<br />
4. maybe even backup to file server <br />
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I generally keep a copy locally for workflow, and then backup to file server (with rsync on the file server via cronjob)<br />
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Thoughts? Suggestions?<br />
I could probably write something in c#, but would prefer some proprietary software.<br />
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I use Adobe CS, so I am open to paying for software.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi Experts,
I recently purchased the Lexar Workflow with 2 SD Card readers, thinking it would be much better for transferring my Audio and Video files from the 2 separate devices/ SD Cards at the end of a shooting day.  (Videographer/ Tech guy that I am)
However, there is no software, only the hardware with the system, sadly.

So I am wondering if anyone knows of a good piece of software that will 
1. recognise the sd card's insertion
2. ask me where to save it/ have a default location
3. copy all the files across
4. maybe even backup to file server 

I generally keep a copy locally for workflow, and then backup to file server (with rsync on the file server via cronjob)

Thoughts? Suggestions?
I could probably write something in c#, but would prefer some proprietary software.

I use Adobe CS, so I am open to paying for software.

Thanks in advance

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