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Using an external hard drive
I have been saving my ISO on my internal hard drive and keep running out of spcae to save them. I purchased an external hard drive (My Book 1TB) and used DVD Shrink with an ISO saved to the external hard drive. What I ended up with was not an ISO, but several separate files. All of the settings in DVD Shrink seemd to be OK, so I am wondering why this happened and how to correct it.
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We can not give help with DVD Shrink on this forum - please see rule 19. However, if you have an issue burning those files, use ImgBurn in build mode.
RegardsLes
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It would be NTFS but still the cause is a setting in shrink and not a matter of the drives format
but of course you can NOT store images of more than 4gb on FAT16/32 because of the file size limitation which ntfs does not have
(in this lower region of 4.5 - 8 gb *g*)
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