How can I Re-Format this Memory Card in FAT32 to copy very large (6GB and 12GB) MKV Files? I would like to copy Big MKV Video Files to this Memory Card, to be able to use it with my Sony Tablet S.However this Lexar Memory Card Comes Formated in FAT32, and the Sony Tablet S apparently only reads FAT and FAT32 Cards... So my question is:How can I Re-Format this Memory Card in FAT32 to copy very large (6GB and 12GB) MKV Files?I am aware that the NTFS format handles large files and that the FAT32 Don´t, but as I mentioned before my Sony Tablet S only supports FAT32...How To Put Files Larger Than 4GB On a FAT32 Storage Device?Is there any Possible Solution to use FAT32 with Large Files? How can I Re-Format this Memory Card in FAT32 to copy very large (6GB and 12GB) MKV Files? I would like to copy Big MKV Video Files to this Memory Card, to be able to use it with my Sony Tablet... » Read More How can I Re-Format this Memory Card in FAT32 to copy very large (6GB and 12GB) MKV Files? I would like to copy Big MKV Video Files to this Memory Card, to be able to use it with my Sony Tablet S.However this Lexar Memory Card Comes Formated in FAT32, and the Sony Tablet S apparently only reads FAT and FAT32 Cards... So my question is:How can I Re-Format this Memory Card in FAT32 to copy very large (6GB and 12GB) MKV Files?I am aware that the NTFS format handles large files and that the FAT32 Don´t, but as I mentioned before my Sony Tablet S only supports FAT32...How To Put Files Larger Than 4GB On a FAT32 Storage Device?Is there any Possible Solution to use FAT32 with Large Files? « Show Less
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Have you tried formatting the card to exFAT and see if it works with your tablet?
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Thanks Mr. Brown for your fast Reply!I am going to try to format the Card to exFAT...Do you know if the exFAT could handle large 6 or 12 GB Files?
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Thanks Mr. Brown!I format the card to exFAT and it works OK with My tablet and MKV large Files.
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The camera menu will format up to 32GB. (use Class 10 or faster) If you want to go larger than 32GB You can manually former 64GB and 128GB in your PC to FAT32 and Panorama will then be able to record to those as well. There is also exFAT support in the latest firmware, but FAT32 is more stable. for more info see:dashcamtalk.com/powerucc-panoramaii/#Large_Capacity_Cards
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i have a 64gb sdxc UHS1 samsung card which has been reformatted from exfat to FAT32 as my camera cant read exfat. I can use the 64gb card in this without issues. I have used flash drives and hard disk of 1TB solely powered by the WiStor for streaming.
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It came formatted in FAT32, I reformatted it to NTFS as I use large image files on it and can not use FAT32 due to the file size limitation of 4GB for a single file.
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i formatted a 64gb card as fat32 and it reads it perfectly. once 128gb micro sd cards come down in price im going to try that as well. the limitations on the cards were set because those were the largest cards at the time, and everything above those sizes generally cant be formatted in a readable format for the player without using 3rd party software (which you can get for free)
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It comes formatted in ExFat so you can use files greater than 4GB out of the box. You can format it to NTFS if you like or have devices that aren't compatible with ExFat.
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Yes, you can play MKV video larger than 4GBs if the USB stick is formatted as NTFS. If the USB drive is formatted as FAT32, you have a 4GB limitation. If you burn to disc, then there seems to be about a 2GB limitation.It does play PAL if it is a region free disc. I tried to play a Region 2 disc and it didn't recognize it.
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Many devices that use flash cards have a 2GB limit. This is due to the formatting of the device. Flash cards are typically formatted using the FAT16 file system. However, the FAT16 file system has a maximum file size of 2GB. Larger devices are typically formatted using the FAT32 file system. When you format a disk as either FAT16 or FAT32, a set of tables describing free space, file allocation, and other data are placed on the device. FAT16 and FAT32 use different kinds of tables. A device expecting to read FAT16 data will be confused by the FAT32 tables. (It will probably not read or write the device at all.) If you are determined to use your 4GB device, you can reformat it as a FAT16 device, but you will lose all data and will only be able to access the first 2GB of the device. You can always reformat it again later, but this will destroy all information on the device. To reformat the device, use a USB SD card reader or a dedicated microSD card reader. This will make the card look like a disk drive to your system and you will be able to format it just like any disk drive. (USE CARE!) FAT16 appears as just "FAT" in many MS Windows menus.
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The isostick cames with 0B, but you can add microsd card. I bought one with 32GB, because it must be formatted using FAT32. I dont know what is the maximum size allowed.
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Although android applications are very small and take very little space in memory, I think that you should get the 32 GB version and also use one SD-Card (16 or 32 GB) for storage your files (Movies, Music and Photos), Because there is no way to add the SD-Card Memory, to the Sony Tablet Internal Memory... Therefore, you can only use the external SD-Card for storing your files and then can read from it! I think that other Android Tablets (like the Samsung Tab), are able to add the SD-Card Memory to internal memory of the system, but with the Sony S Tablet this is not possible yet... Sony has said that this is a limitation of Android OS, but then why on other Android tablets, the SD memory can be added to the system and not the Sony S? I Hope to see some APP in the future, which allows to add this additional SD-Card memory to the internal memory of the Sony S Tablet!! I hope this information can help you make a correct decision!
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Use a Full Size SD card (class 10 or faster) The camera will format up to 32GB max. You can use larger 64GB and 128GB cards, but they need to be manually formatted in your PC first. It's not recommended to use a microSD to SD adapter. (Full Size SD is best long term and with high heat) For more info see: dashcamtalk.com/powerucc-panoramaii/#Large_Capacity_Cards
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I purchased a 4GB SD card and formatted it FAT32. The card is read without a problem in the 60CSx with the 4.0 software.
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I'm running a 64 GB in mine. It's a SanDisk Mobile Ultra MicroSDXC Class 10 card, formatted to FAT 32, and partitioned by taking off 300 MB only. I'd be glad to give specifics if requested (quite easy). Oh, I installed Rockbox, too--essential--makes it a whole new level of player. (Installing needs a 32 bit computer or simulation program for the Sansa, also simple.
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Hi. I have not tried it with a 32 Gb card, but the SDHC specification states that 32Gb is the maximum capacity and should work. Not sure about 64 Gb as that is the starting range for SDXC which uses exFAT instead of FAT32. See Sandisk website for more detail.Sadly the largest card I have is 16 GB and it works with this reader just fine.
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Lexar CF cards are shipped formatted with the FAT32 file system. Lexar recommends re-formatting the card in the camera before first use. Memory Cards SD Cards microSD Cards CompactFlash Cards CFast Cards XQD Cards Memory Stick PRO Duo Cards Image Rescue Software Card Readers & Storage Drives USB Flash Drives Support Product Support Contact Us Downloads FAQs Warranties Register Your Product RMA Terms and Conditions FCC & RoHS Compliance Tips & Tricks Lexar CF cards are shipped formatted with the FAT32 file system. Lexar recommends re-formatting the card in the camera before first use. Memory Cards SD Cards microSD Cards CompactFlash Cards CFast Cards XQD Cards Memory Stick PRO Duo Cards Image Rescue Software Card Readers & Storage Drives USB Flash Drives Support Product Support Contact Us Downloads FAQs Warranties Register Your Product RMA Terms and Conditions FCC & RoHS Compliance Tips & Tricks
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It's definitely not FAT16 since that can't even come close to holding 128GB. I'm 99% sure that the card came formatted as exFAT and I had to reformat it to FAT32 for my purposes. I had to use Linux to format the card as FAT32.
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I do a lot of recording that is longer than 30 minutes on my Pan-AG-HMC40P using a 32GB memory card. It also breaks the data according to size of data. Don't know if there is a setting to extend the data size or time of recording.