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Hi, newbie here! I am trying to transfer files from my Foxsat HDR to either a memory stick or SD card both of which are formatted to FAT32 but it tells me they are not recognised and I should format to FAT 32 or EXT3!! Haven’t a clue about EXT3! Any help would be appreciated.
as per most of my other posts recently…
do a full format of the cards/sticks under windows, not a quick format and try again. If that doesn’t work let us know make and size of cards/sticks
ext3, a better file system used mainly with linux type systems, allows you to have files larger than 4GB. You can run (boot into) a linux live standalone system on a pc, laptop etc. format your cards/sticks to ext3 for use, you won’t be able to use the usb cards/sticks on windows though without a Ext2Fsd driver or similar. A bit of a steep learning curve so unless you’ve files >4GB stick with fat32 for now
copying isn’t very intuitive… media, opt+, file manager
should get you started.
Also,
if you’re transferring recorded SD files that’s not a problem, HD files will be encrypted and can only be played back on the original FoxSatHdr, i.e archiving purposes
trapperisit – 14 hours ago »
Hi, newbie here! I am trying to transfer files from my Foxsat HDR to either a memory stick or SD card both of which are formatted to FAT32 but it tells me they are not recognised and I should format to FAT 32 or EXT3!! Haven’t a clue about EXT3! Any help would be appreciated.
Hi welcome to our forum.
The FAQ’s are your friend
http://myhumax.org/forum/topic/how-to-format-a-usb-device-to-ext3-noddys-guide
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