I just checked my hard drive. It is a Seagate 160GB external with a
7200rpm speed and 8mb cache. It is formatted as FAT3, which is more
than likely the source of my problem. Now how do you reformat a hard
drive to NTFS? Thanks.
- Akbar
> > I recieve an error that says "Maximum Filesize Exceeded" when I leave
> > Adobe to capture for a period of time. I use Adobe Premiere Elements.
> > Is there any way to fix this error?
>
> If you are working on a PC, by any chance is the hard drive you are
> capturing to formatted as FAT32? the FAT32 format has a max file size
> of 4Gb, which you will use up fairly quickly. The answer is to back up
> the data on the drive - hopefully it isn't the drive with Windows and
> your software on - and reformat it as NTFS, which has a max file size
> so high you will never reach it.
>
> The alternative is to make sure none of your captured files exceeds
> 4Gb in size.
>
> Peter
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