I have download the app NTFS Mounter but it is not working with Galaxy S3.
I am able to read USB's in FAT32 format but I would like to read them in NTFS format.
Do you know if it is possible?
jaimedevesa said:
I have download the app NTFS Mounter but it is not working with Galaxy S3.
I am able to read USB's in FAT32 format but I would like to read them in NTFS format.
Do you know if it is possible?
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Hello , how you format your external sd
fat32 / ntfs ?
thanks
go with NTFS
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I found that I got a little better performance using exFat over NTFS
I went with NTFS format cause I had some HD movies and some .mkv file formats that would not transfer to FAT32 because of the size of the files.
Lady_Evo said:
I went with NTFS format cause I had some HD movies and some .mkv file formats that would not transfer to FAT32 because of the size of the files.
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exFAT has support for large files
Yatyas said:
exFAT has support for large files
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I have mine formated to exFAT and have two 8gm .mkv movie files on my card. Works fine and has good write speeds.
I have download the app NTFS Mounter but it is not working with Galaxy S3.
I am able to read USB's in FAT32 format but I would like to read them in NTFS format.
Do you know if it is possible?
I have read that some kernels allow sd card to be formatted NTFS and mounted to use in Android. Is this true? I would like to use my new 64gb sd card to copy large files using NTFS. What about xFat? Does Android recognize this?
ExFat works fine. My 64 GB card was recognized right out of the package.
Will exfat let me copy large files say 5-10 gigs each? Fat32 of course does not. Sorry for noob questions. Thanks for info.
bud951 said:
Will exfat let me copy large files say 5-10 gigs each? Fat32 of course does not. Sorry for noob questions. Thanks for info.
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Exfat does work with large files. It might not work with non stock kernels though.
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hi, i'm using XXELK4 (4.1.2) with stock kernel and stock recovery, what do i need in order to be able to read ntfs pen drives and fat32 ones?
i already have the usb otg cable.
kind regards
For Fat32 you have to do nothing, it's default
For NTFS you need root and Paragon exFAT, NTFS & HFS+ for example (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paragon.mounter)
Hello guys,
As you know the "ORIGINAL USB OTG" can only read pen-drive which are having a file format of FAT32, but is it possible to make it read the pen-drive having NTFS format ?
Sagar Khanapurkar said:
Hello guys,
As you know the "ORIGINAL USB OTG" can only read pen-drive which are having a file format of FAT32, but is it possible to make it read the pen-drive having NTFS format ?
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There are some apps which are for mounting pendrives with ntfs format. ..though I had tried once with a 1TB hdd... But it didn't work. ..
Its mostly coz there was shortage of power....
Theres usb mass storage watcher, stickmount etc (you'll find it in play store)... They say that they can mount ntfs ones...
If you want to mount ntfs formatted sd card...theres ntfs2sd ..
Sagar Khanapurkar said:
Hello guys,
As you know the "ORIGINAL USB OTG" can only read pen-drive which are having a file format of FAT32, but is it possible to make it read the pen-drive having NTFS format ?
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U can, as long as the Kerenl supports NTFS, try siyah kernel with stick mount app and see