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2 GB (or 2000000000 byte) file size limittation???
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| ali92 |
| Does this still exist? It wouldn't make much sense if it did, as DVD, which holds a minimum of 4.35 GB (4.7 billion bytes) is out. If this DOES exist, how would you get by, for say, recording a TWENTY-FOUR HOUR set and compress it to MP3? At 320 kbps, the single file would be over 3 GB. Some people would say "just split the file" but, what if the music never faded out or got interrupted in some other way? What if the DJ played perfectly for exactly 24 hours, with no errors? There would be no reason to split the file. Maybe encode the MP3 at 160 kbps, which would result in a 1.5 GB file? That can be done but, quality is lost. Variable or Average BitRate? That would work but, some MP3 players still don't support it. Is there a way around the 2 GB size limit? Also here's another problem: Does Winamp 3 support single files longer than 999 minutes, 59 seconds? 24 hours is equal to 1440 minutes. Has anyone tested this? I know that Winamp 2 would show "000:00" for "1000 minutes, 0 seconds" (it shows "00:00" for no time so, there's no confusion until 1100 minutes has elapsed, where "100:00" would be displayed). Now, another problem: CUE file. Has anyone made a CUE file that was longer than 255 minutes and the points were correct when the file was played through Winamp via the MP3CUE plugin? If this worked, how about a CUE file that was longer than 999 minutes, 59 seconds, 74 frames? Another problem with CUE files: Can more than 99 tracks be used? If not, I know that Index marks can be used but, they can't have their own CD-TEXT entries and you can't jump to them in MP3CUE. A 24 hour live set recording would pose many problems with software and hardware. Are there ways around these obstacles? If so, what ways? If it's not known yet, I may pioneer into it when I get into DJ-ing... |
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| tranceDJ |
| I don't see your point, how often do DJs play 24 hour sets and even then how many of those sets are recorded?:rolleyes: |
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| Coup |
| sorry mate but youre hella sad for coming out with that! |
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| phasedout |
| maximum file size limit for fat32 is 4 gigs while maximum theoretical file size limit for ntfs is 16 exabytes. i think the 2 gig limit you are talking about is for avi files...where it uses 32 bit numbers that only allow a range of -2,000,000,000 to 2,000,000,000 bytes or something...the new avi2.0 format uses 64 bit numbers that'll allow you to use like 18,000,000,000 gb. dv avi files are different. someone correct me if im wrong. |
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| ali92 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Coup
sorry mate but youre hella sad for coming out with that! |
Who's sad for coming out with what? |
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| ali92 |
| quote: | Originally posted by phasedout
maximum file size limit for fat32 is 4 gigs while maximum theoretical file size limit for ntfs is 16 exabytes. i think the 2 gig limit you are talking about is for avi files...where it uses 32 bit numbers that only allow a range of -2,000,000,000 to 2,000,000,000 bytes or something...the new avi2.0 format uses 64 bit numbers that'll allow you to use like 18,000,000,000 gb. dv avi files are different. someone correct me if im wrong. |
OK, so you just reminded me. Thanks! 16 EXABYTES?! Is that amount of data even around on this planet? |
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| timmyboy2 |
yes FAT32 has a 4 gig limitation.
I do video editing and I had to upgrade to XP because NTFS has no size limitation.
I would recomend that everyone upgrade to XP with NTFS because its more secure and indexing makes it fast as hell!!! |
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| ali92 |
| quote: | Originally posted by timmyboy2
yes FAT32 has a 4 gig limitation.
I do video editing and I had to upgrade to XP because NTFS has no size limitation.
I would recomend that everyone upgrade to XP with NTFS because its more secure and indexing makes it fast as hell!!! |
I installed Windows XP Professional at 2001-12-23 03:09... I need to enable the Indexing Service, if you say it makes it faster... |
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| arj1o1 |
| 2 GB = 2048000000 bytes i believe:D |
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
| What the jeffory is going on here! Why speak such guffery :conf: |
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| ali92 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
What the jeffory is going on here! Why speak such guffery :conf: |
What are you talking about? |
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
| quote: | Originally posted by ali92
What are you talking about? |
i was gonna ask u same thing :rolleyes: |
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