If the file system is FAT32, the file size is limited to 4GB. If you have a 11 GB file to make, then break it up and then use a video editor program to join them. That is the best solution.
Unfortunately, some of VirbEdit's underlying technology is not able to write files larger than 4GB on Windows 7, and your export will fail if you attempt to do so, hence the warning. This limitation was removed on Windows 8. If you need a file bigger than that, RSCHIMEK's suggestion is probably best.
Currently this is the workaround I'm using too. However, it's really inconvenient because it requires repeated user intervention and waiting, especially in the case of longer (>1-2 hrs) videos. Thus I'm wondering how difficult it would be to make Virb Edit such that upon export it automatically breaks up large videos into smaller files (3.5 GB or whatever smaller sizes the user desires). I think this shouldn't be a big deal - Garmin Virb devices do this by default already. Win7 is gonna stick around awhile and besides, regardless of the OS, one can have various reasons to break large movies into smaller pieces while maintaining the complete overlay graphs intact.
I used to get de pop-up (video greater than 4 GB) in the last version (2.9) but it managed to create it.
Actually, the final video file used to be smaller than 4 GB.
Now, with the 3.0 version I get the pop-up and it does nothing..!
So, what is it going on?
I bought a camera able to make videos of hours.. and now I can't make videos longer than 10 minutes..?
Is it a joke??
Hello... I get the pop-up, I click OK, and nothing happens. (I am using Windows 7).
I have just tried in a laptop with Windows 8 and everything worked fine (I didn't even get the pop-up...).
I also did another test in Windows 7: I exported a video 12 min long and the pop-up told me that the size would be 3.60 GB while the final file was just 430 MB. Is there something wrong in the calculation..?
