Moving MPG files: I use XP (Vista is an abomination ;-) Any suggestions?
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Well I assume you want a really fast drive. If so I would recommend the Lexar 8GB JumpDrive Lightning. For whatever reason it is still not available on Amazon.com but I'm sure a Google search can yield some results. However the runner-up would probably be SanDisk 8 GB Cruzer Titanium. Hope this helps.
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I copied the disk contents on a USB stick from a work system. You may want to do the same.
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I don't remember for sure. I think I used 'Convert e: /fs:ntfs' and it only took a few seconds, so even if it's not it's no big deal
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get rid of this program. it doesnt work on larger files. i have alot better program. go here to get it: http://www.tgrmn.com/. install the 30 free trail and see the difference. folder close is garbage
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The only way I've seen to do it is when you're synched up with your laptop through Windows Media Player 11. The amount of disk space remaining is visible on the Sync tab screen in the top-right corner.
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uninstall a program called she (super hybrid engine). then it will be more stable and run at native speed
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You might try xplay from mediafour software.It will move music and pictures too.
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There is a free program called Prism Video conversion. Put the MOD file into it and out comes a MPG to play with.Here is the link to their site.http://www.nchsoftware.com/prism/index.html
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I initially had this installed on my computer that was running XP, and it worked just fine. It did so well that when that computer crashed a couple of weeks later, I was able to transfer the files to another computer which was running Vista.
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A handy guide. http://lifehacker.com/5837543/how-to-migrate-to-a-solid+state-drive-without-reinstalling-windows
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I have a windows easy transfer cable. They sell one that works with XP SP3 to any version of Vista or Windows 7. They also sell one that transfers files from any version of Vista to Windows 7.
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Joe, I used handbrake and converted my files to .avi format. Much larger file but the unit required .avi.
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The size of the drive is dependent on the operating system you are using 2TB max for XP, Win 7 9TB.
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Rob~ That is exactly the situation I had. I wanted to transfer files from my 2010 XP computer to my 2013 Win7 computer. It worked flawlessly.
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Put everything in the middle and turn the HPFs off and go from there. It will take some time to tweek it to where you want it but its totally worth it.
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I had the same "issue" and decided to install an updated version of office. At my office, I'm moving files onto a stand alone drive so that I don't lose any information and plan to transfer it when I reload "7". Safest thing I can come up with. Sorry, wish I could help more! DonDon
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For transfer from XP to XP using the Easy Transfer Cable, check out Easy Computer Sync, at http://www.EasyComputerSync.com