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  1. 19th Nov 2002 10:05 #1
    Digital3D
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    Hello,

    I have a curious problem.
    Tmpegenc converts my big m2v file (more than 4 GB) and the result is OK... for Tmpegenc !! it says 'finish' at 100%, everything seems fine but when I open the new file, I watch a movie encoded at 90% and not 100%, it seems that Tmepgenc doesn't seen the difference ???
    I begin again and it's the same result ? My movie is not finish, the end is lost ?

    thanks to help me
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  2. 19th Nov 2002 18:50 #2
    wee haggis
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    The maximum file size on a FAT 32 formatted partition is
    4 GB or 4,294,967,296 bytes minus 2 bytes ...
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  3. 19th Nov 2002 18:51 #3
    wee haggis
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    Just split it in 2
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  4. 20th Nov 2002 09:11 #4
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    isnt that NTFS that supports the larger file sizes?
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  5. 20th Nov 2002 09:19 #5
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    Originally Posted by TheLostTimberwolf
    isnt that NTFS that supports the larger file sizes?
    Yes it does
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