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Why is it that vidding has to be so complicated?
Why is it that hardware firms still sell hard drives that are formatted in FAT32? I mean, yeah, Linux doesn't like NTFS, but it's reasonable to assume that people who are using Linux know how to reformat their hard drive so they can use it.
My external is formatted in FAT32, which means I can't save files bigger than 4GB on it. Which wouldn't be a problem, except that I have to go see my parents and can't take the desktop computer with me to work on my vid. I'd be perfectly willing to save my video source file on my external and work on my laptop, except that the source file is 12GB, and, yeah. Exactly. The hard drive is formatted in FAT32.
I'd reformat, but there are 200GB of TV shows on my external that I have no storage place for, not even temporary.
In conclusion, my life = frustrating!
On the bright side, Sony Vegas finally decided to give me back my scrollbars.
ETA: OMG, ICHC CHANGED THEIR LAYOUT! WHY OH WHY WOULD THEY DO THAT?!
My external is formatted in FAT32, which means I can't save files bigger than 4GB on it. Which wouldn't be a problem, except that I have to go see my parents and can't take the desktop computer with me to work on my vid. I'd be perfectly willing to save my video source file on my external and work on my laptop, except that the source file is 12GB, and, yeah. Exactly. The hard drive is formatted in FAT32.
I'd reformat, but there are 200GB of TV shows on my external that I have no storage place for, not even temporary.
In conclusion, my life = frustrating!
On the bright side, Sony Vegas finally decided to give me back my scrollbars.
ETA: OMG, ICHC CHANGED THEIR LAYOUT! WHY OH WHY WOULD THEY DO THAT?!