NTFS Drive vs FAT32 Drive on my personal computer

[ilitws]

Background

DVD Flick 1.3.0.7 says only NTFS drive on your computer supports encoding if output file size exceeds 4GB. I use DVD Flick 1.3.0.7 & ImgBurn 2.5.1. My DVD folder output file size is >4GB on my PC. My ISO file size on my PC is >4GB.

 

On my PC only C drive is on NTFS.

 

Query

Do I need to ensure that whenever I create a DVD Folder or ISO file I should do so only on my C drive? My operating system is WinXp Professional 32 bit

[LIGHTNING UK!]

DVD Folder - probably doesn't matter because the VOB files are always split in 1GB chunks. (It may be an issue for temp files though, I don't know how DVD Flick does what it does)

 

ISO image - Yes.

[ilitws]

Thanks for your reply.

On ImgBurn 2.5.1 I'll therefore burn ISO file also only on drive C (NTFS) since ISO file size >4GB

 

Also in my situation DVD Flick 1.3.0.7 build 738 always advises me to compile DVD folder only to C drive(NTFS)since its file size >4GB