[trueredsoxfan_58]

If I format the card to FAT32 can I still have files on it that are larger than 4gb. I have a few movies that I want to put on my z10 however they are larger than 4gb

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[dierre]

I would like to know too because everywhere I look it says the zed 10 only supports up to 32gb

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[diegonei]

If I format the card to FAT32 can I still have files on it that are larger than 4gb. I have a few movies that I want to put on my z10 however they are larger than 4gb

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Nope, you cap at about 4096mb.

I read somewhere a while back that then RIM was dealing with Microsoft to license exFAT for BB10, which would solve the issue.

I would like to know too because everywhere I look it says the zed 10 only supports up to 32gb

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You got it wrong. The Z10 can take memory cards up to 64GB of storage. Most sites didn't have the full specs when they posted so they assumed the Z10 would only handle the same as previous devices. The OP's question though, is about the size of a single file and not the SD card's maximum storage.

[pgg101]

This 64mb card works on mine:

http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/produ...e43ba198b8en02

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[dierre]

Nope, you cap at about 4096mb.

I read somewhere a while back that then RIM was dealing with Microsoft to license exFAT for BB10, which would solve the issue.



You got it wrong. The Z10 can take memory cards up to 64GB of storage. Most sites didn't have the full specs when they posted so they assumed the Z10 would only handle the same as previous devices. The OP's question though, is about the size of a single file and not the SD card's maximum storage.

I know it supports its I'm using it but my questions pertains to to same subject didn't want to start another thread. I didn't say I was right so calm down and back down help the Op please.



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[dierre]

http://m.crackberry.com/using-64gb-m...-10-smartphone

Peace

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[Douken]

On FAT32 file system you cannot transfer files bigger than 4096 MB as previously stated. For a movie bigger than 4096 MB I would advise making a part I And part II if possible

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[diegonei]

I know it supports its I'm using it but my questions pertains to to same subject didn't want to start another thread. I didn't say I was right so calm down and back down help the Op please.



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My reply was not meant as a personal insult. Read again, you'll see I answered his question and clarified you question.

Sorry about the confusion.

Then again, FAT32 has nothing to to with the max capacity of the SD card. It is a file system format.

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