CaptainCaveMann macrumors 68000 Original poster Oct 5, 2004 1,518 0 Dec 11, 2006 #1 I cant get my imovieHD movies to copy to my Mybook external HD. It keeps saying the file name is to long. Im using panther. I just go into Finder and open "Movies" and copy all of them, dragging and dropping on my Mybook icon. Help?
I cant get my imovieHD movies to copy to my Mybook external HD. It keeps saying the file name is to long. Im using panther. I just go into Finder and open "Movies" and copy all of them, dragging and dropping on my Mybook icon. Help?
Y yg17 macrumors Pentium Aug 1, 2004 15,030 3,009 St. Louis, MO Dec 11, 2006 #2 What file system did you format the external HD with? Sounds like you might've used FAT32 which limits file name lenghts
What file system did you format the external HD with? Sounds like you might've used FAT32 which limits file name lenghts
CaptainCaveMann macrumors 68000 Original poster Oct 5, 2004 1,518 0 Dec 11, 2006 #3 yg17 said: What file system did you format the external HD with? Sounds like you might've used FAT32 which limits file name lenghts Click to expand... I have no idea, how do i find out?
yg17 said: What file system did you format the external HD with? Sounds like you might've used FAT32 which limits file name lenghts Click to expand... I have no idea, how do i find out?
Y yg17 macrumors Pentium Aug 1, 2004 15,030 3,009 St. Louis, MO Dec 11, 2006 #4 CaptainCaveMann said: I have no idea, how do i find out? Click to expand... In Disk Utility. Open it up, click the drive name on the left, and on the bottom it will say the format
CaptainCaveMann said: I have no idea, how do i find out? Click to expand... In Disk Utility. Open it up, click the drive name on the left, and on the bottom it will say the format
CaptainCaveMann macrumors 68000 Original poster Oct 5, 2004 1,518 0 Dec 11, 2006 #5 yg17 said: In Disk Utility. Open it up, click the drive name on the left, and on the bottom it will say the format Click to expand... Ok, under Format it says MS-DOS File System. Is that right?
yg17 said: In Disk Utility. Open it up, click the drive name on the left, and on the bottom it will say the format Click to expand... Ok, under Format it says MS-DOS File System. Is that right?
gr8tfly macrumors 603 Oct 29, 2006 5,333 100 ~119W 34N Dec 11, 2006 #6 FAT32 also limits maximum individual file size to 4GB. Just about any DV file will exceed that easily - especially HD.
FAT32 also limits maximum individual file size to 4GB. Just about any DV file will exceed that easily - especially HD.