Are you wondering why you can't copy more than 4gb of a single file on a micro sdcard?Its because your're sdcard is formatted to a Fat32 file system which is the default file system for micro sdcard. A Fat32 limit only up to 4gb of a single file to be stored in an sdcard. So if you're copying an HD movies that are morethan 4gb of file, it will not be copied. Unless you format you're sdcard through a computer to an exFat file system.. An exFat file system is a Microsoft file system optimized for flashdrives that can be used where the NTFS file system is not a feasible solution due to the file size limit of a standard fat32 file system.
So if you are planning to copy a large file of data in the future that is morethan 4gb, specially HD movies, I suggest to format you're micro sdcard to an exFat file system to avoid incompatibility or error that may occur in the future.
So if you are planning to copy a large file of data in the future that is morethan 4gb, specially HD movies, I suggest to format you're micro sdcard to an exFat file system to avoid incompatibility or error that may occur in the future.
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