jmorrey Posted August 20, 2008 Share Posted August 20, 2008 I have (had?) the following large movie file: Filename: alaska.avi Path: J:\media\2004\alaskaCruise Size: 13,928,792,064 State: Excellent Creation time: 9/8/2007 15:57 Last modification time: 7/20/2004 23:28 Last access time: 11/26/2007 08:37 Comment: No overwritten clusters detected. 3400584 cluster(s) allocated at offset 38317930 Recuva found it during a deep scan of my external USB hard drive. I think the drive was accidentally quick formatted (that's just a guess though). When I try to recover the big file to another drive, Recuva writes out a file that's exactly 3.99 GB (4,294,705,152 bytes) and stops. I have one other large file, and I get the same results. Exactly 3.99 GB (4,294,705,152 bytes), no more. The source hard drive (the one I'm recovering from) is NTFS, 465GB, cluster size: 4096, file record size: 1024. The target hard drive (the one I'm recovering to) is FAT32 and has plenty of space. I had excellent results recovering everything else on the drive under 4GB in size... all 32,000+ files! So I'd like to believe/hope my big movie is still intact and I'm just hitting some simple issue. Any ideas?... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davey Posted August 20, 2008 Share Posted August 20, 2008 I have (had?) the following large movie file: Filename: alaska.avi Path: J:\media\2004\alaskaCruise Size: 13,928,792,064 State: Excellent Creation time: 9/8/2007 15:57 Last modification time: 7/20/2004 23:28 Last access time: 11/26/2007 08:37 Comment: No overwritten clusters detected. 3400584 cluster(s) allocated at offset 38317930 Recuva found it during a deep scan of my external USB hard drive. I think the drive was accidentally quick formatted (that's just a guess though). When I try to recover the big file to another drive, Recuva writes out a file that's exactly 3.99 GB (4,294,705,152 bytes) and stops. I have one other large file, and I get the same results. Exactly 3.99 GB (4,294,705,152 bytes), no more. The source hard drive (the one I'm recovering from) is NTFS, 465GB, cluster size: 4096, file record size: 1024. The target hard drive (the one I'm recovering to) is FAT32 and has plenty of space. I had excellent results recovering everything else on the drive under 4GB in size... all 32,000+ files! So I'd like to believe/hope my big movie is still intact and I'm just hitting some simple issue. Any ideas?... Hello jmorrey, I think you are going to have to restore that movie to a NTFS volume. 4 GB is the limit for FAT32 files. Must be some movie !!! Good luck, davey Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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