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" One or More files exceed filesystem size limit " is a error I keep getting when trying to open up a file that is more than 4 gigs in utorrent! Why is this keep happening? I am really sick and tired of this. I am out of ideas!!! Does God hate piracy and don't want people to download or something? Please!!!!!!!!! I am about to shoot myself!!! :(
you must be on fat32
convert your drive to ntfs and all will be well again.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307881
Check the properties of the hard drive you're saving to .
What is the "Filesystem" listed as?
FAT32 supports only files < 4GB. Format in NTFS to save files bigger than 4GB.
Even if I was another cilent like Azuerus...will I still get this error? I am trying to save this file onto a 8 gigs flash drive. I think the flash drive is "FAT"! Will I still be able to format the flash drive and convert it to NTFS. I have a 8 gigs micro flash drive that is in *FAT* format..can I still convert a flash drive to NTFS?
yes
it has nothing to do with the client, its the file.
if you have a file over 4 gig then fat32 cant handle it at all.
Why do the stupid retard uploaders upload the whole sh*t in one big file instead of several rars like the way people normally do it?
WHAT A BUNCH OF RETARD NEWBIE UPLOADERS!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Austin316
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Why do people insist on using fat?
I formatted my flashy as soon as I got it. Hell, its 8gb, why use fat?
Maybe some of us actually have limited storage space and don't want the files to take twice the space. I love scene/non scene unrared uploads.Quote:
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Originally Posted by The_MartinatorMaybe some of us actually have limited storage space and don't want the files to take twice the space. I love scene/non scene unrared uploads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Austin316
How did you draw the conclusion that rar-ing files compresses them to half their size?! Zipping files doesn't give you even close to that percentage of saved space. I had the impression the scene rar-ed data for easier transportation, to reduce data corrupted, or to maintain a standard.
it depends what is is.Quote:
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Originally Posted by The_Martinator
How did you draw the conclusion that rar-ing files compresses them to half their size?! Zipping files doesn't give you even close to that percentage of saved space. I had the impression the scene rar-ed data for easier transportation, to reduce data corrupted, or to maintain a standard.
Movies = virtually no compression.
Music = Virtually no compression
Some games = Virtually no compression
Lots of games = a hell of a lot of compression.
Roms = great compression when you have a lot of them with 7-zip
Wii Scrubbed games = a lot because all the duff data has been removed, you may see Wii Scrubbed games at 500meg, unrar them and they will be 4.62gig ISO.
I remember years ago i done Breakout on the PS1, 700meg CD image, rared it and it went down to 8meg lol
So it all depends what it is, The scene do it for FTP Transfers, and also Usenet does not really accept big files, they do but its frowned upon, so you have to rar split them and add pars for usenet.
I think you misread what he said (I know I did). He said he loves UNrar'd uploads because they save space (you don't have to have double the space to extract)Quote:
Originally Posted by T.S.O.L.How did you draw the conclusion that rar-ing files compresses them to half their size?! Zipping files doesn't give you even close to that percentage of saved space. I had the impression the scene rar-ed data for easier transportation, to reduce data corrupted, or to maintain a standard.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Martinator
Anywho, good points all around either way.
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+1000.
I meant that I don't have to have the rared files so I can seed them and the actual files that I use (I unrar movies and watch them with VLC, I havent' had good experience with BS player).
Lol, thanks for defending me, stoi.