Hi guys,
I'm trying to verify that 2000 photos have been successfully copied from my camera to my external hard drive. The camera USB3 connection mounts as mtp://Canon EOS 5D Mark IV/CF/DCIM/101EOS5D. The external USB-C hard drive mounts as I:\. There is about 50GB of photos to compare. When my computer started to lag, I launched TreeSize, and I noticed that the selected files to be compared are copied to %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Temp\BC4F270.tmp\ as they are being compared. If I try to compare the entire 50GB, BC tries to copy all 50GB to the tmp folder, my SSD fills up, and my PC crashes. After the crash, the tmp is cleared.
If I tediously select 100 photos at a time (~2GB), tmp grows to ~2GB, but after the comparison is done, tmp is emptied, so the computer doesn't crash. But this means I have to keep comparing 20 batches of files, instead of letting it do its own thing in one operation.
I'll leave it to you to come up with the best solution for this... Don't use tmp? Delete each tmp file once the individual file comparison is done? See how much space is left on the SSD and do it in batches of half of that much then delete tmp?
Cheers,
Critcho
Sysinfo:
BC4.2.10.23938 on Win10.0.17134 64b
I'm trying to verify that 2000 photos have been successfully copied from my camera to my external hard drive. The camera USB3 connection mounts as mtp://Canon EOS 5D Mark IV/CF/DCIM/101EOS5D. The external USB-C hard drive mounts as I:\. There is about 50GB of photos to compare. When my computer started to lag, I launched TreeSize, and I noticed that the selected files to be compared are copied to %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Temp\BC4F270.tmp\ as they are being compared. If I try to compare the entire 50GB, BC tries to copy all 50GB to the tmp folder, my SSD fills up, and my PC crashes. After the crash, the tmp is cleared.
If I tediously select 100 photos at a time (~2GB), tmp grows to ~2GB, but after the comparison is done, tmp is emptied, so the computer doesn't crash. But this means I have to keep comparing 20 batches of files, instead of letting it do its own thing in one operation.
I'll leave it to you to come up with the best solution for this... Don't use tmp? Delete each tmp file once the individual file comparison is done? See how much space is left on the SSD and do it in batches of half of that much then delete tmp?
Cheers,
Critcho
Sysinfo:
BC4.2.10.23938 on Win10.0.17134 64b
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