>have macbook >have windows desktop >have 1tb WD external hard drive >want to store movies on it >came from store in NTFS >macbook wont write to it >format it to fat32 >macbook can now write to it but it can't hold files over 4gb >all my files are over 4gb
>MacBook Maybe next time you'll buy a real computer.
Christopher Sanchez
>using NTFS unironically Holy shit why?
Nicholas Lee
what am i suppose to use?
if i use HFS+ i can't write to it on my windows computer, if i use NTFS i can't write to it on my mac, if i use fat32 i can't even store any of my movies??
Logan Price
windows has to use NTFS...if people could run windows on ext4 im sure they would
Matthew Green
if I remember correctly, ExFAT, gets around both of those limitation (4gb limit, and works with both OS's)
Jonathan Flores
Why not use ext2/3/4. You can read and write on Windows at least using those systems. I don't know nor care to about Apple®™
David Edwards
>ExFAT does not work with ps3 or xbox and as you can see is not set to default format in any os.
Austin Scott
Download NTFS drivers for Mac.
Tuxera makes a decent paid driver.
Mason Garcia
you can't write to ext4 natively under windows without using non standard drivers/programs