Fat32 and large sizes of files

[ed]

Hi,
New into DVD.Are there authoring/encoding(a/v separetly)/editing/burning(support image file >2G/4G) tools that overcome the 2/4G limitation?Or is it time to jump over to XP/2k?Use Vdub with frameserver,TmpgEnc/Mainconcept Enc(can split encoded file to 4G),cooledit2k,HeadAc3he for VCD in win98se.Any threads/guides(techniques to circumvent 2G/4G limitation)?Can authoring tools accept split files(2G) and work on them as a single joint file?(i see that VTS_01_1.VOB ,_02,etc. have 1G limit).Thanks.edsin333@yahoo.co.in
Ed

[DeleriumMDK]

Well, not to be a dick but first off use proper punctuation, it would make that a hell of a lot easier to read. The spacebar is your friend :P

I suggest using XP if the FAT32 file size is gunna restrict you or make things more difficult. I could never imagine using FAT32 even just with doing DVD backups, and I haven't even really gotten into the capturing aspect yet. Once you have the NTFS file system it will make life a lot easier for you.

[teegee420]

Well, not to be a dick but first off use proper punctuation, it would make that a hell of a lot easier to read. The spacebar is your friend :P

No kidding. That post is a mess.

[jameshgross]

That's the NEW style. Write a post that is barely readable and people will feel sorry for you.

Can you do useful captures with 450Mhz processor. and Win98 SE?

[thor300]

Its about time to upgrade PC and while youre at it get a new keyboard also, one with a BIG spacebar! I have a K6-2 500 pc, booted it up some weeks ago, i had forgotten how slow they are. I wouldnt use it to encode even with CCE, and you are talking about Tmpgenc on a 450! Win98se isnt stable enough to keep that PC running untill you are finished encoding anyway Maybe with XP, i know my old K6-2 is amazingly stable with XP. The advantages of NTFS filesystem is VERY big when working with video.