Not really a solution, in my opinion – way to time-consuming. Some other guy find a solution by Zipping into portions below 4GB, copying to the card and then unzipping. None of these are ideal for use with flash cards anyway, ideally we would all be using some type of JFS with them. But I find it extremely inefficient and even unprofessional, to claim those units being multimedia devices as well and not even being able to handle the easiest of tasks. Some may say, you can convert the card into some Linux format, Ext3 or something like that. I want to copy the MKV video files to the internal storage of my tablet but as you know the FAT32 filesystem doesn’t accept filers larger than 4GB." "I got many MKV video files which are 5GB or more. "I know there is some kind of FAT32 limitation, no large then 4GB file can be put on Android devices like Kindle Fire HD, but I really wanna put recorded mts videos, each is 5-6 GB to play on my tablet. "I was going to transfer a few 720p movie files to my Nexus 7 today only to be told by my computer that I can't transfer any files larger than 4GB onto my Nexus 7.How can I get around the 4GB file size limit?"
And there are frequently asked questions quoted to find the best way to overcome FAT32 4GB File Size Limit as below: 720p and 1080p movies today can be up to 10GB, and that's definitely will not transfer to the MircroSd card. But for multimedia it's a huge disadvantage to iPhone or iPad for example.
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How to Get Around the 4GB File Size Limit for AndroidĪndroid systems compatible Memory cards have a limit of 4GB per file because of the FAT32 file system.
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