Moving MPG files: I use XP (Vista is an abomination ;-) Any suggestions?
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Well I assume you want a really fast drive. If so I would recommend the Lexar 8GB JumpDrive Lightning. For whatever reason it is still not available on Amazon.com but I'm sure a Google search can yield some results. However the runner-up would probably be SanDisk 8 GB Cruzer Titanium. Hope this helps.
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No, there's no way to do that. Is beacuse the File System FAT 32.. that FS desnt accept more than 4GB per file :/ i know it sucks :c
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Just use Windows "drag and drop" feature as if you were moving files between any other folders. No special software such as iTunes needed to place mp3 files on the device.
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The only way I've seen to do it is when you're synched up with your laptop through Windows Media Player 11. The amount of disk space remaining is visible on the Sync tab screen in the top-right corner.
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I've used many gpx files from RideWithGPS with no problem. I would assume a similar export from MapMyRide would work also.
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I had the same "issue" and decided to install an updated version of office. At my office, I'm moving files onto a stand alone drive so that I don't lose any information and plan to transfer it when I reload "7". Safest thing I can come up with. Sorry, wish I could help more! DonDon
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A handy guide. http://lifehacker.com/5837543/how-to-migrate-to-a-solid+state-drive-without-reinstalling-windows
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there is a nifty little program that can fix this on usb drives-its called Drivesort-its free -you open the disk and select folder/files playlist mode / then sort and save it.-or you can sort by long or short filename ( usb fat 32 is different than windows naming) using this i can mass transfr files and have in order i want with 2 clicks !
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move some files to a small flash drive such as: Patriot Spark 64 GB (USB 3 and very tiny)
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For transfer from XP to XP using the Easy Transfer Cable, check out Easy Computer Sync, at http://www.EasyComputerSync.com
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That's what I am using right now. Replace the rotating dasd with solid state. Wish I could do that on my desktop. I am not sure what that PC model is, but it will work. You must have a way to copy ALL data from old drive C:. I used some purchased utility to help. To be done only if you know what you are doing.
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I experienced this also. To fix it I removed the battery and reseated it. That solved the issue. I don't have any problems with transferring files to and from XP. Also, they must have upgraded the memory to 128 since this what I have after purchasing it today.
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For reasons that remain a mystery, I found this happening any time I tried to move large files (in my case, an outlook exchange file was the kicker). I think it is a paging file size issue.I was able to get it on my drive, finally, by using a compression program (WinZip probably, or 7zip maybe) and setting the drive as the destination where it created the zipped file.
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The answer would be to trash the pc computer and vista program you are using and switch to Apple, much more media and user friendly. I am sure that doesn't seem like much help for your situation, it really would make your shooting and editing experiences much more enjoyable.One other thing I use MPEG Streamclip. It is a free downloadable program. It lets you transfer .mod format into other formats. Works great, once you figure out how to use it. Not sure if MPEG Streamclip is PC friendly or not, since I am on Apple, but it may be worth looking into.
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I don't know what the solution is. I transferred files from a Vista computer to a Windows 8 computer. I had to repeat the transfer several times, but it did transfer files.
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Sorry for the late response - I load software either via external media (hard drive of thumb drive) or via Internet/cloud. It's a one-time inconvenience I gladly put up with for the savings in size/weight.
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No, use your manufacture drive tool , third party software or simply reformat existing drive