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lickateesplit · 3rd June 2024, 16:37

For years I copied movies to DVD's but with everything streaming now I download a movie and transfer it to a thumb drive so to watch on TV. When transferring from computer to thumb drive it loads fast until it say five seconds remaining that five seconds can take over five minutes to finish loading.

Does anyone know what the bottleneck could be, it doesn't matter if I'm using a new formatted drive or a drive with other movies on it?

DarkRaven671 · 3rd June 2024, 18:53

That's a caching thing and a combination of how your operating system, the driver and the hardware handles data transfers.

A faster thumb drive and/or faster USB port on your computer would reduce the effect, up to the point where you don't notice it anymore, but the same thing would still happen in the background. It's a conceptual thing.

That's the short answer. Let me know if you're interested in the longer, more techy answer

lickateesplit · 3rd June 2024, 22:30

I do have a couple of 3.0 USB slots but I'm not sure what the USB drives are or if even a 3.0 drive would work with my TV's. Thanks for your answer DarkRaven, but I'll pass on the techy answer I'm getting to old for this shit.

OddBa11 · 7th June 2024, 11:12

The only limitations for USB drive support are typically drive size or how the drive is formatted. The drive being USB2 or USB3 won't matter. USB3 is backwards compatible, it simply won't transfer at USB3 speeds when attached to a USB2 port.

jaishankar · 19th June 2024, 03:05

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Originally Posted by lickateesplit

For years I copied movies to DVD's but with everything streaming now I download a movie and transfer it to a thumb drive so to watch on TV. When transferring from computer to thumb drive it loads fast until it say five seconds remaining that five seconds can take over five minutes to finish loading.

Does anyone know what the bottleneck could be, it doesn't matter if I'm using a new formatted drive or a drive with other movies on it?

the file you are trying to copy may be corrupt

lickateesplit · 19th June 2024, 16:32

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Originally Posted by jaishankar

the file you are trying to copy may be corrupt

No, it's any file, they just take minutes to transfer instead of the seconds the drive says.

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lickateesplit V.I.P. Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 26,837 Thanks: 33,173 Thanked 156,640 Times in 24,410 Posts	Long 5 Second Wait For years I copied movies to DVD's but with everything streaming now I download a movie and transfer it to a thumb drive so to watch on TV. When transferring from computer to thumb drive it loads fast until it say five seconds remaining that five seconds can take over five minutes to finish loading. Does anyone know what the bottleneck could be, it doesn't matter if I'm using a new formatted drive or a drive with other movies on it?

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OddBa11 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,166 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,695 Times in 793 Posts	The only limitations for USB drive support are typically drive size or how the drive is formatted. The drive being USB2 or USB3 won't matter. USB3 is backwards compatible, it simply won't transfer at USB3 speeds when attached to a USB2 port. Last edited by OddBa11; 7th June 2024 at 11:13. Reason: typo

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DarkRaven671 Forum Lord Join Date: Jun 2015 Posts: 1,343 Thanks: 3,378 Thanked 5,732 Times in 1,087 Posts	That's a caching thing and a combination of how your operating system, the driver and the hardware handles data transfers. A faster thumb drive and/or faster USB port on your computer would reduce the effect, up to the point where you don't notice it anymore, but the same thing would still happen in the background. It's a conceptual thing. That's the short answer. Let me know if you're interested in the longer, more techy answer

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lickateesplit V.I.P. Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 26,837 Thanks: 33,173 Thanked 156,640 Times in 24,410 Posts	I do have a couple of 3.0 USB slots but I'm not sure what the USB drives are or if even a 3.0 drive would work with my TV's. Thanks for your answer DarkRaven, but I'll pass on the techy answer I'm getting to old for this shit.