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swat142 · 12th February 2023, 19:51

I have been running into movies that will not play in Skybox, it has the error video is too large to decode, I have also noticed I tried to move a video file that did this and it would not load on flash drive, said the video was too large for the destination. The flash drive was 32gig and empty, the video file was around 7gig

Any ideas???

tampering · 13th February 2023, 17:42

FAT32 file systems have a maximum file size of 4GB. Formatting your drive ass exFAT or NTFS should overcome the limit.

I dont know about your video player issues, though .mp4 files officially have a similar file size limit.

OddBa11 · 18th February 2023, 12:06

The flash drive issue definetly sounds like a formatting issue. Using a different format will allow the file to fit on the drive, but that is only going to work if the Skybox supports the format. The "video too large" issue is also likely a Skybox issue. If a device/player is giving you an error for a file, moving the file to a different storage media isn't likely to solve the problem.

12th February 2023, 19:51	#1
swat142 Virgin Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1 Thanks: 17,909 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Skybox vids, says video is too large to decode?? I have been running into movies that will not play in Skybox, it has the error video is too large to decode, I have also noticed I tried to move a video file that did this and it would not load on flash drive, said the video was too large for the destination. The flash drive was 32gig and empty, the video file was around 7gig Any ideas???

13th February 2023, 17:42	#2
tampering Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 3 Thanks: 52 Thanked 8 Times in 3 Posts	FAT32 file systems have a maximum file size of 4GB. Formatting your drive ass exFAT or NTFS should overcome the limit. I dont know about your video player issues, though .mp4 files officially have a similar file size limit.

18th February 2023, 12:06	#3
OddBa11 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,167 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,697 Times in 795 Posts	The flash drive issue definetly sounds like a formatting issue. Using a different format will allow the file to fit on the drive, but that is only going to work if the Skybox supports the format. The "video too large" issue is also likely a Skybox issue. If a device/player is giving you an error for a file, moving the file to a different storage media isn't likely to solve the problem.