> DAT/DDS are inherently unreliable, apparently due to the narrow tape
> width. (8mm helical scan tape formats such as AIT are fine)
>
Since AIT was mentioned. I would like to caution people about this.
The drive makers assume a 2.61:1 compression instead of a 2:1 like
every one else. Sure the compression may be a little better but I
doubt it is that much and this better compression will not help you
with uncompressable files. If you are not hitting 2:1 with the other
drive technology you will not hit 2.61:1 with AIT.

John

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