Is Too Large For The Destination File System
When copying giant (greater than 4 gig) files and Virtual Machines and Video and what-not to your fresh new External Hard Drive you might be greeted with this message, or one like it:Doh! This hard drive came formatted as FAT32, which doesn't support files larger than 4 gigs. You can either Format the drive, by right clicking the Drive in My Computer and using the Tools tab, or, if you already have a bunch of files on it.Run an Administrator Console (click the Start Menu, type cmd, then right click on the command prompt and click 'Run As Administrator') then run: C:UsersScottconvert h: /fs:ntfs /nosecurityThe type of the file system is FAT32.Enter current volume label for drive H: My BookThe volume is in use by another process. When you try and do the same thing in OS X, copy a 4 GB file to a FAT 32 drive, you see Finder Error Code -1309. My solution was to format the drive as HFS+ (Mac OS Extended (Journaled) in Disk Utility), since we were only sharing between Macs using the external drive.think the easiest solution is just cut a large drive up and format natively for each OS. OS X can read NTFS though, so if you only need to go that way, you are set. The other option is MacDrive, so that Windows can read/write HFS+.
Mp4 Is Too Large For The Destination File System
I can't vouch for it though, I have never had the need to use it.http://www.mediafour.com/products/macdrive/.