hi , is there a 4GB copy limit on this one..can i copy large files , over 4GB ????
163741
Depends on the format you want it on. If you need it to be compatible with both mac and PC, then no. Fat32 has a 4GB limit. However, if you are on a mac, you can format the drive as Journaled and put any size on it, but it will only work with mac computers. If PC, you can format it NTFS and it will take any size but only work on PCs.
163742
I use the 32 and 64 GB USB 3.0 drives and I store files on it much larger than 4 GB.
163743
Yes you can. However, it might not if you format the thumb drive to a different format. e.g. FAT32 versus NTFS or whatever?
2098145
I don't see any limitation on drive size in the user guide. You can find it here: http://www.tp-link.com/resources/document/TL-WR710N(US_V1_User_Guide.pdf#page72. It's 284 pages!
1204209
You can change the file system guy. Just format it to NTSF as it is Fat32 by default. NTSF can hold any file over 4GB while Fat32 is limited to 4GB and under.
710861
The drive can only be formatted in FAT32, so the size of the file determines if it can be stored on the drive. If you are looking at files over 4Gb, it wont work.
480883
64GB SDXC OK.. I formatted as exFAT instead of NTFS. Turn off wireless and connect to PC will be able to read/write files. My 32GB USB has FAT and works OK.
2183219
I am not 100 percent certain...but I am pretty sure...IF you had a 4GB card you can transfer to another 4G. An 8 to an 8. A 16 to a 16G and a 32 to another 32GB card. I believe you would need to transfer data (first) to a 4GB card, then you can make as many 4 GB copies as u want from there. But, SOURCE size cannot exceed the SLAVE (copy) size. This unit is for duplicating multiple copies of from ONE source. If you wanted to buy a 32GB card and SLAVE it over to that...that would work. Except ALL THE MEMORY SPACE (open) on your 4 GB card would be transferred to the 32GB card. You can always RE- FORMAT the cards ( wipe them CLEAN) and fill them up later with MORE/ different media up to the 32 GB available on your cards.
914679
geez you all are so ignorant. the actual space is 64GB but a filesystem is needed to keep track of the files on the disk. how else do you expect it to work without a filesystem?
129750
4GB is the maximum size for a file if the device is formatted as Fat32. I recommend reformatting to exFat if you are using Windows XP to 7 and Apple systems.
311961
I wish I could help you but neither the book or the box gives you a maximum on storage. It just says you have to use an external USB drive. I am using an HP simple save that I think is 500 G and it works for me but I just record TV shows.
1263400
I think the "recommended" max is 16GB (and 8GB for certain kinds of music file formats), but I've seen posts from users who've exceeded the OEM "recommended" size with no problem. I use a 16GB card ... zero problems. However, if you're inclined to try a larger card, I'd stop at 64GB.
1813386
The 4GB reference is to a single file being 4GB or larger, not a sum total of 4GB worth of files. :)
1916005
I don't think there is an actual limit. I use a 64 gb card and it works fine
325784
Technically, yes, you can clone the source drive to a larger destination disk, but depending on the software you are using there is a chance you'd have issues using more space than was originally available on the source drive. There are tools and software (you were not OS specific, so I'll not call anything out) out there that can expand after the clone to take more available space, and there are disk tools that can address this, but be aware of the possible outcomes.
2099597
This been formated in FAT32, so 4gb is a maximum to transfer for 1 file. But you can still change its type to NTFS then everything will be OK.
1938054
As long that your backup is not more than 9GB, this is a dual layer rewriter, remembr to use dual layer 9GB disks otherwise single layer 4GB disks are just fine, anything bigger backup to another hard drive if possible. Hope this helps.....
1808324
It can only take a very limited amount of GB. I out in my sub with 64GB and it wouldn't read it. I put in 4Gb and it worked
765201
I am not aware of any file size limit. I have converted many LP's but I have only done one at a time