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On Jun 30, 2014, at 11:39 , Anders Sundstedt <AE-List@media-motion.tv> wrote: So knowing that, is there any good reason really to by a "for mac" USB drive really then like a Western Digital USB one "for mac" if you might as well buy one for PC and format it for Mac? exactly! Also, can you format a USB NTFS drive on Mac OS X to a different format so you can read/write? Yes you can using Disk Utility. Your choices are: . HFS+ . FAT . exFAT FAT and exFAT file systems will work on most PC computers (read/write). But you have to understand the limitations of each of these file systems: . FAT32 will work with volume up to 2TB and a file size limited to 4GB . exFAT limitation is in its file directory. It does not have as many security in place for recovering files in case of a disconnecting media during read/write operation for example. |
