Weird Storage Problem

[B]

I don't know if anyone can help with this, but I'll throw a Hail Mary.

I have a 7G video of a play my kid was in. I'm trying to put it on the 1Tb external drive I use for photos and videos. I have over 500G of free space, but the computer (2 computers actually) keeps telling me that there is not enough space on the destination drive for the video.

What the fuck is going on?

[B]

PC, by the way.

[Simple Torture]

The one thing that comes to mind is drive formatting. Certain formats don't allow files larger than 6GB or something like that.

[tragabigzanda]

"Clout is the values-free currency of the always-online age — both a substitute for hard cash as well as a conduit to it. Clout is a calculus not of what you do, but of how much bulk you-ness there is in the world. You get clout by playing the victim. You get clout by victimizing others. This is something that is understood by the left and the right. If influence sways, clout squats, taking up space for its own sake."

[run2death]

FAT32 has a limit of 4GB.

[Simple Torture]

FAT32 has a limit of 4GB.

That's the one I was thinking of. The thing is, B's computers probably aren't formatted thaf way, fight? Or are you trying to transfer directly to an external hard drive, B?

Edit: misread B's post.

[run2death]

You can split the video in Windows if you don't have Premiere Pro or something.

Just use the shitty little "Movie & TV" app --> Edit --> Trim --> Save As.