largest size external hard drive?

**sketchdesigner** · 05-03-2011,08:54 AM

as i said i always use mkv2vob (well when i have to convert anything) but if they already play and just not all show then i doubt converting them will fix anything

i'm a bit baffled by this one

**nemesisjez** · 05-03-2011,09:02 AM

well thought i might as well convert to smaller size so i can stream and yes im baffled too

**nemesisjez** · 05-03-2011,09:08 AM

the files are .m4v at the moment so that program does not recognise them

**sel2killa** · 05-03-2011,04:28 PM

i have an assortment of mp4, m4v, and m2ts files all between 3gb - 4gb in size... and i dont have a problem doing "display all". i never noticed if it displays only 26 at a time, only that it'll show me one screen of icons at a time. differences in setup are my external hdd with the movies in it is directly connected to my ps3, but in the event that i leave it by my pc to stream, i have a 1Gbit wired ethernet. usually all sorts of weird connectivity issues arise out of the wireless connection

**sketchdesigner** · 05-03-2011,07:04 PM

Originally Posted by sel2killa

i have an assortment of mp4, m4v, and m2ts files all between 3gb - 4gb in size... and i dont have a problem doing "display all". i never noticed if it displays only 26 at a time, only that it'll show me one screen of icons at a time. differences in setup are my external hdd with the movies in it is directly connected to my ps3, but in the event that i leave it by my pc to stream, i have a 1Gbit wired ethernet. usually all sorts of weird connectivity issues arise out of the wireless connection

^ ditto

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