How to download files more than 4gb in android

 · Easiest way to copy or download above 4GB file in SD card in your Android, Very useful for Torrent like apps Answer (1 of 6): It's very clear that if you use external sdcard which is formatted as fat32 it won't let you download files greater than 4 gigs directly onto them but the internal storage of all Android kernel based phones is formatted as Extended3/4 (ext4) which allows to store files greate. Android supports exFAT which supports the transfer of files larger than 4GB so we’re going to use exFAT for this tutorial. If you want to transfer for that 4GB to your microSD card, then follow the steps below. Step 1: Plug in the MicroSD card to your PC. You may need to use an adapter. Step 2: If you have any important data inside the card Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.

How to download a file more than 4gb onto SDCard. Discussion in 'Android Lounge' started by Casperf1 I still can't download files that are over 4gb. Any help is really, really appreciated. My SD is 32gb by the way, and just for extra clarification, I am using a rooted Galaxy S3 running stock Download the Forums for Android™ app. Solution 2. Copy Large Files to FAT32 without Converting It to NTFS. If you want to copy large files to FAT32 without formatting, here is another solution. Since the 4GB limit is for every single file, we can split the large file into small ones and do the transfer, then extract the original file from the small parts. Hi All. I copy a lot of video footage from my cam corder to my external hard drive but it drives me mad. i can only copy 4gb at a time, so for a 60min dv tape it takes 4 goes to download it. then its in 4 bits and i have to remember in what order they are should be. i have to name them tape 1a, tape 1b tape 1c tape 1d its a real pain. i tried quick formating the drive to NTFS but can still.

It's very clear that if you use external sdcard which is formatted as fat32 it won't let you download files greater than 4 gigs directly onto them but the internal storage of all Android kernel based phones is formatted as Extended3/4 (ext4) which allows to store files greater than 4 GB there as Android is a Linux bltadwin.ru if you have enough space in your internal storage you can download those files there (in the internal storage) and then transfer them to your PC or external PD. When I take HD or 4K video, it may just so happen that the video file is larger 4GB. Now here my Problem: Android File Transfer refuses to transfer files to my Mac that are larger than 4GB. What the actual ****. This is so annoying, because the only "workaround" i currently know is to transfer wirelessly. Which takes so much more time. In my case I entered MB for each chunk of file. 4 GB is equal to 4, MB, so if you want your file size less than 4GB, just enter/choose the maximum size under 4, MB. Tips: Besides splitting by file size, you can also split the selected video file by specifying the clip quantity and duration time for each chunk.