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richard22j at zoho.com
Thu Jul 21 14:19:27 PDT 2016
From: Vangelis forthnet
Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 00:42
>> Both drives are formatted as FAT32.
> How are you managing > 4GB video files with the above file system on those
> drives?
The solution adopted in the satellite receiver is to break a recording up
into 500MByte segments (about 10min at HD). If I need to download a file
larger then 4GByte from get_iplayer or create such a file myself I'll have
to do it to an internal NTFS drive. I can then use ffmpeg to split it into
FAT32 compatible files so I can use the satellite receiver to play them.
You could also have asked me how I handle files with colons in the names.
Even the BBC is now occasionally using colons in programme names. I guess
the satellite receiver uses some flavour of Linux so it includes them in the
file names. Removing them in Windows is a pain, especially if a programme
is spread over 20 files. To my horror a few days ago I thought Windows 10
had removed support for Windows 95 short file names (Progra~1.mts). I then
found a reminder about dir /x which displays the short file names, and I
realised I had just got the name wrong.
Best wishes
Richard
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