Phones cant download files bigger than 4gb?

· Are you able to download the files on other web browser? · Were you able to download larger files earlier? · What type of internet connection are you using? · Are you downloading files directly from Internet Explorer or making use of some third party download manager programs?  · In my case I entered MB for each chunk of file. 4 GB is equal to 4, MB, so if you want your file size less than 4GB, just enter/choose the maximum size under 4, MB. Tips: Besides splitting by file size, you can also split the selected video file by specifying the clip quantity and duration time for each chunk. It's very clear that if you use external sdcard which is formatted as fat32 it won't let you download files greater than 4 gigs directly onto them but the internal storage of all Android kernel based phones is formatted as Extended3/4 (ext4) which allows to store files greater than 4 GB there as Android is a Linux bltadwin.ru if you have enough space in your internal storage you can download those files .

According to bltadwin.ru: Browse the files and folders on your Android device, add folders, copy files up to 4GB to or from your Mac, delete files, and more. As a workaround, install an FTP server on your Mac, and transfer the file via Wi-Fi or mobile data. OR, via adb pull (adb pull /storage/sdcard0/ dir here ) using the Android SDK. Thank you for your answer. I didn't know it was possible transfer a file bigger than 4Gb by ADB command. I will surely use that in the future, but it isn't a solution for my current problem. I only want to use my phone to download the movie i will not play it from there. Easiest way to copy or download above 4GB file in SD card in your Android, Very useful for Torrent like apps

Files larger than 4GB can NOT be stored on a FAT32 volume. Formatting the flash drive as exFAT or NTFS will resolve this issue. WARNING: Backup your data. Formatting will delete all the data in your device. SOLUTION 1 - Format in exFAT exFAT file system that allows a single file larger than 4GB to be stored on the device. In my case I entered MB for each chunk of file. 4 GB is equal to 4, MB, so if you want your file size less than 4GB, just enter/choose the maximum size under 4, MB. Tips: Besides splitting by file size, you can also split the selected video file by specifying the clip quantity and duration time for each chunk. · Are you able to download the files on other web browser? · Were you able to download larger files earlier? · What type of internet connection are you using? · Are you downloading files directly from Internet Explorer or making use of some third party download manager programs?.