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Reading .ts files
I am using a small portable hard drive to transfer .ts files to various computers.
Worked a treat a couple of weeks ago during a brief stay in hospital using a netbook as my personal video. The hard drive is formatted in FAT 32 as required initially with my Technomate and works fine with the FoxSat. Now for the problem. I would like to use my desktop computer to review and tidy up the files on the portable hard drive. The hard drive on the desk-top is formatted in NTFS and cannot see the files stored on the FAT 32 portable hard drive. Is there a simple solution? Sandy |
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The fact that the desktop drive is NTFS should not make FAT32 files invisible on another drive.
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I am using a small portable hard drive to transfer .ts files to various computers.
Worked a treat a couple of weeks ago during a brief stay in hospital using a netbook as my personal video. The hard drive is formatted in FAT 32 as required initially with my Technomate and works fine with the FoxSat. Now for the problem. I would like to use my desktop computer to review and tidy up the files on the portable hard drive. The hard drive on the desk-top is formatted in NTFS and cannot see the files stored on the FAT 32 portable hard drive. Is there a simple solution? Sandy |
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All PC's can read and write to a FAT32 volume. It should come up as a seperate drive when you plug it into a usb port on your pc.
Plugged into the back of the computer and up popped the portable drive Learn something every day. Sandy |
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