DVD Decrypter Problemo

[Mike8007]

When I start up DVD Decrypter and look at the log at the bottom everything is fine except there is a yellow exclamation mark that says "DriveC :\(FAT32) does not support files > 4GB." I don't know what this means because my Drive C has over 30 GB of free space. If anyone knows the answer to my problem help would be appreciated.

[dpcpro]

While your drive might have 30GB free, the largest size a single file can be is 4GB.

dpcpro

[Mike8007]

How do I make a file bigger than 4 GB? Does it depend on the hard drive or somethin? How does everyone else make files bigger than 4 GB?

[NYPlayer]

NTFS file system used by W2K and Winxp...You can create unlimited file sizes.

[Mike8007]

What is NTFS? Is it possible with Win98SE

[dvdfreak123]

You must be running either a Win98 version or when and if you have XP
installed you sellected fat32.
It's called NTFS this will be the only way for you to have files over 4gig

added

No you can not

[NYPlayer]

You have to upgrade..... If you are Decrypting DVD's that should not present a problem as DVD Vob files are a little over 1 gig.


Using DVD Decrypter to Decrypt a dvd is no problem in FAT32...It's only if you want to create an Iso image that you will run into trouble.

[Mike8007]

So if I want to back up a DVD it won't be a problem because I might have files that add up to over 4 GB, but an individual file isn't bigger than 4 GB. Right?

[NYPlayer]

Correct

[Mike8007]

Thanx. I got worried for a sec and thought I would have to buy WinXP and get NTSF.