Gladiator

frocha · 3rd September 2002, 15:48

Hi
I'm using Smartripper to rip the movie Gladiador to the harddisk but the file .m2v appears to be incomplete. This happened also when i tried to rip enemy at the gates to the hard disk.
I've chosen the smartripper option "Movie". At the setting options i've putted máx. file size 9Gb.
Even so, the file appears to be incomplete (4 GB).
Please answer me
Cheers
Fred

The Edge · 3rd September 2002, 15:59

Are u using FAT32 (e.g Win98, WinMe)
The largest file u can have on a FAT32 based system is 4Gb.
For a 9Gb file u use have to use NTFS (eg Win2000, WinXp) to get around this.
Hope this helps

Edge

frocha · 3rd September 2002, 16:10

No, I'm using WINXP.
But i never formated the drive so it might be using FAT32. I'm going to convert it to NTFS.
Thanks a lot
Cheers

frocha · 5th September 2002, 16:12

it worked
Thanks a lot dude

Cheers

3rd September 2002, 15:48	#1 \| Link
frocha Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 7	Gladiator Hi I'm using Smartripper to rip the movie Gladiador to the harddisk but the file .m2v appears to be incomplete. This happened also when i tried to rip enemy at the gates to the hard disk. I've chosen the smartripper option "Movie". At the setting options i've putted máx. file size 9Gb. Even so, the file appears to be incomplete (4 GB). Please answer me Cheers Fred

3rd September 2002, 15:59	#2 \| Link
The Edge Achtung Baby Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Dublin Posts: 625	Are u using FAT32 (e.g Win98, WinMe) The largest file u can have on a FAT32 based system is 4Gb. For a 9Gb file u use have to use NTFS (eg Win2000, WinXp) to get around this. Hope this helps Edge __________________ http://www.cellular-news.com/images/...il_Ireland.gif

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search
Display Modes
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode

3rd September 2002, 16:10	#3 \| Link
frocha Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 7	No, I'm using WINXP. But i never formated the drive so it might be using FAT32. I'm going to convert it to NTFS. Thanks a lot Cheers

5th September 2002, 16:12	#4 \| Link
frocha Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 7	it worked Thanks a lot dude Cheers