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2010-04-24
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Because the filesystem on the MyDocs partition is Fat32, which can't hold files over 4GB.
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2010-04-24
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so i need to somehow split storage and make what? ext3 or smth?
...how to get possible to copy and play HDvideos?
...how to get possible to copy and play HDvideos?
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2010-04-24
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It is impossible..unless you format your sd card to ntfs and install ntfs support from the repos.
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2010-04-24
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You'd need to make it a filesystem that is usable in both windows and linux, and can support files bigger than 4GB.
Unfortunately, no filesystem exists that meets those requirements, and everything else needs a large pile of hacks. I suggest downconverting, since I don't see how the N900 will even be able to play a 720p h.264 file.
Unfortunately, no filesystem exists that meets those requirements, and everything else needs a large pile of hacks. I suggest downconverting, since I don't see how the N900 will even be able to play a 720p h.264 file.
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2010-04-24
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so baaaad...
need to buy media player for TV
need to buy media player for TV
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2010-04-24
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Originally Posted by Mateus
If you're playing the video using the tv-out on your N900, you should downconvert anyway seeing as how you're losing most of the blu-ray video quality. o_O
so baaaad...
need to buy media player for TV
There are those who tear down others to build themselves up and those who just build
www.Hi-Tech.lv ...a bit of my technology
Using Nokia N900 32GB+8GB+Westone 3