Hi all,
My friend has a Philips HTS3371 DVD Player (the manual reads HTS3276, if that helps) and he also has a 1Tb Seagate USB 3.0 external drive.
Due to the size of the external drive, it could only be formatted to Windows NTFS (as opposed to desired MS-DOS FAT32)..
I got around this by partitioning the 1Tb drive into 5 separate 200Gb partitions (using OSX Disk Utility), each were then successfully formatted to MS-DOS FAT32.
Each partition was given a test file (random movie stuff), in order to see whether the Philips would accept just 1 or all 5 MS-DOS partitions...
Only 1 partition came up on the menu.
This is kinda what I half-expected, but does anyone know of any way for the Philips DVD player to see all 5 partitions?
Is there a hack or something from the DVD players side, to let it open the whole partitioned drive in the menu??
Would be a pretty sweet thing if it worked!
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Thanks in advance!!
My friend has a Philips HTS3371 DVD Player (the manual reads HTS3276, if that helps) and he also has a 1Tb Seagate USB 3.0 external drive.
Due to the size of the external drive, it could only be formatted to Windows NTFS (as opposed to desired MS-DOS FAT32)..
I got around this by partitioning the 1Tb drive into 5 separate 200Gb partitions (using OSX Disk Utility), each were then successfully formatted to MS-DOS FAT32.
Each partition was given a test file (random movie stuff), in order to see whether the Philips would accept just 1 or all 5 MS-DOS partitions...
Only 1 partition came up on the menu.
This is kinda what I half-expected, but does anyone know of any way for the Philips DVD player to see all 5 partitions?
Is there a hack or something from the DVD players side, to let it open the whole partitioned drive in the menu??
Would be a pretty sweet thing if it worked!

Thanks in advance!!