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  1. 31st Dec 2001 03:08 #1
    Lamont Cranston
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    I am running win 98 SE and Pioneer A03 to burn DVDs. All the authoring/burning programs I have tried expect a contiguous mpeg2 file. The fat 32 limits the file size to 4G and I can't use the 4.7G on the DVD. You can capture seamlessly in 4G chucks but you can't burn in 4G chucks, at least that I have not seen a solution. Does someone have a work-around other than moving to NTFS?


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  2. 31st Dec 2001 06:05 #2
    Skunkwerx
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    I believe that since it is the OS limiting you, you will need to conform and go to NTFS on the drive you are capturing to. I have not heard of any registry or programs tweaks to get around this issue.

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  3. 31st Dec 2001 07:11 #3
    Tommy
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    Sorry but there is not work around, its a limitation of FAT 32. Your going to have to go NTFS if you want a file over 4gb.
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