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Resolved Trial version, Netflix download issue - Error. could not write stream to output file. Cannot continue with download.

DeepSpace said:
Don't worry, I also forgot that the other type of drives I bought was FAT32 for some reason (why format a 5TB drive FAT32 by factory??) and then had to copy it back to the source, format it and copy it again. So triple the time I would've needed it I would've remembered about it or if they weren't so stupid to format a big drive in FAT32.
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A lot of brand new storage drives come from the manufacturer formatted in Fat32. I always check before I start using them.
 
DeepSpace said:
Yes, I know. I just never used it, I always use NTFS and have no reason to look at exFAT. I think exFAT was for SD cards or so.
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It's commonly used for storage that can be plugged on a lot of devices, mac, tv and so on recognize this format, NTFS is less compatible with this kind of devices.
If it's for internal storage NTFS is better with Windows.
 
Wheatley said:
I think Mac computers use exFat for some storage drives.
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As do Synology NAS’s for external drives. It’s handy for transporting files between a desktop PC and/or Mac as all 3 platforms can read exFAT natively.
 
bjjones said:
As do Synology NAS’s for external drives. It’s handy for transporting files between a desktop PC and/or Mac as all 3 platforms can read exFAT natively.
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bjjones said:
As do Synology NAS’s for external drives. It’s handy for transporting files between a desktop PC and/or Mac as all 3 platforms can read exFAT natively.
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I have put a Enterprise drive in a dock and connected it to my tv and played the files right from the drive just to see if it would work.
 
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