Simon
March 23rd 03, 10:13 PM
Convert to NTFS to overcome 4gb limit - FAT32 is an old and unreliable file
system - go with NTFS for stability.
"Dick Magee" > wrote in message
...
> I have created a file using Movie Maker 2 pictures and wav
> files that exceeds 4 GB's. I'm running Windows XP
> Professional, FAT32 files structure. I want to create an
> AVI file which I can then burn into DVD. Movie Maker 2
> rejects my building the AVI file based on size, is this a
> Movie Maker 2 limitation or is it my Windows XP use of
> FAT32. If I convert my FAT32 to NTFS format, do you think
> this will clear up my problem with building an avi file in
> excess of 4 gb's. Anyone have this problem and have a
> work around?
system - go with NTFS for stability.
"Dick Magee" > wrote in message
...
> I have created a file using Movie Maker 2 pictures and wav
> files that exceeds 4 GB's. I'm running Windows XP
> Professional, FAT32 files structure. I want to create an
> AVI file which I can then burn into DVD. Movie Maker 2
> rejects my building the AVI file based on size, is this a
> Movie Maker 2 limitation or is it my Windows XP use of
> FAT32. If I convert my FAT32 to NTFS format, do you think
> this will clear up my problem with building an avi file in
> excess of 4 gb's. Anyone have this problem and have a
> work around?