“What is the maximum size contiguous file that can be saved to this flash drive? I need to know if I can store a single 13.5GB video file on this drive. My current 16GB flash drive (a different brand) has a maximum file size of 4GB because of the FAT32 file system, so larger files cannot be stored on the drive even though they are smaller than the maximum capacity of the drive.”
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SPLITTERS AND JOINERS: There are some really good file splitters and joiners, but sometimes when all I have are cd's and I'm burning a movie, I will split it into 2 or 3 pieces and then burn them. By the same token you could do that with your 13 gig video files. Then, when they're on your other drive, you can join them. As long as you have the room on one hard drive to experiment until you get it right (its easy)... then you can't really go wrong. (can't think of what its called). Experiment, but until you get it, be sure you DO NOT automatically delete the original files . But they do work and you could split your file into 3 or 4 parts and rejoin them easily.
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