Trying to burn get Temporary File error

[clarksc3]

I have finally got to the burning. (Blu-ray 25gb). When I click burn it goes through transcoding the audio and building the menus, then it gives me a Temporary File error, saying I must convert my drive to a NTFS format because the current file system cannot handle over 4gb. Well, I have a very new and powerful PC that has always been the newer NTFS file system. I have even tried changing the temporary file folder to another hard drive.

[Neil C]

Hi

 

I have the same problem with the 4gb limit, have to make all my movies less than 3 gb then it works. Still trying out a few things though, not given up yet. Seems we all have the same problem..

 

I have 320gb C: drive, plus 200gb USB external drive where all DVDit Pro HD is loaded.All work is done on this drive.

 

Loaded program on C: drive, but was exactly the same.So doing it all on my external drive now.

 

The menus look great when finished, but still working on it

 

See ya

 

Neil C

[shueardm]

Still waiting onmy burer but I have a 2TB RAID 5 and it is where I wrote the BD folders to. No problems/.

 

ok, so these errors appear to be linked to RAIDS. I need you all to chime in if you are having a 4GB file issue and you have NTFS formatted drives.

 

Please let me know what your system setups are? do you have a RAID? what is it's configuration.

 

Thanks.

[SS Scott]

shueardm, you are not transcoding though. I think this is an issue with transcoding to the temp folder location. Still waiting for anyone with this issue to weigh in with their configuration...

[SS Scott]

ok, so these errors appear to be linked to RAIDS. I need you all to chime in if you are having a 4GB file issue and you have NTFS formatted drives.

 

Please let me know what your system setups are? do you have a RAID? what is it's configuration.

 

Thanks.

[clarksc3]

I used to have RAID on this computer, but all drives now are non-RAID. I have (4) 500gb drive, plus a 75GB 10k RPM C: drive. I have tried changing the DVDit folder to all of these but the software still thinks they are non-NTFS drives.

 

Thanks,

Clark

[flash0429]

ok, so these errors appear to be linked to RAIDS. I need you all to chime in if you are having a 4GB file issue and you have NTFS formatted drives.

 

Please let me know what your system setups are? do you have a RAID? what is it's configuration.

 

Thanks.

 

sory how do u check for raid and all that

 

ok, so these errors appear to be linked to RAIDS. I need you all to chime in if you are having a 4GB file issue and you have NTFS formatted drives.

 

Please let me know what your system setups are? do you have a RAID? what is it's configuration.

 

Thanks.

 

sory how do u check for raid and all that

[shueardm]

Before I worked out how to make legal Mpeg2 HD files I did a couple of projects that needed transcoding and it was fine.

[bimicher]

sory how do u check for raid and all that

 

 

 

sory how do u check for raid and all that

 

You are posting to a year old, dead thread. Also SS Scot is no longer with Roxio/Sonic