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  1. 20th Apr 2002 09:45 #1
    red_octoberz
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    Hi,
    How do I overcome the 4G limit using Adobe Premiere and using FAT32 partition on my hard drive?
    Thanks.
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  2. 20th Apr 2002 17:12 #2
    CaptainProton
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    I belive the 4GB limit is a function of the FAT16 & FAT32 File systems. To create ANY type of file larger than 4GB you have to go to the NTFS. NTFS is limitied to 16 terabytes.
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  3. 20th Apr 2002 22:39 #3
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    and you will never reach that, not in a long long time
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  4. 20th Apr 2002 23:50 #4
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    i have been round and round with the same problem..i'm running WinME and there is no way around it that i have found other than use another capture software that supports multiple captures.......
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  5. 21st Apr 2002 01:07 #5
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    It is a limit of the FAT16 & FAT32 filesystem - if you wanna get rid of the problem for good, then get an OS with NTFS support, Win NT, 2000 or XP.

    Of course, that will probably bring another set of problems, but at least you can grab video easier.....

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