When working in PC they would just use the ExFat partition.
But I’ve read ExFat is prone to corruption and makes the drives really slow to read in MacĤ- Create a partition on their drives with both Mac Os Extended and ExFat – I suppose they could have their material in the ExFat partition and write in the Mac partition when working in Mac. So I’m now looking at what the best options to format their drives are.ġ- Formatting their drives as Mac Os Extended (Journaled) and use a program to allow their PCs to read and write on their drives (like HFSExplorer, Paragon HFS+ or MacDrive) – Faster when working on Mac, I don’t fully know how the drives will be performing in PCĢ- Formatting their drives as Fat32 – Compatible both in Mac and PC but the files are limited to 4Gbģ- Formatting their drives as ExFat – Compatible both in Mac and PC and the files are not limited to any size. I’ve seen that they can open Premiere in both Mac and PCs when using the exact same version. But some students have PCs at home so they want to be able to move between both systems. The students have access to Premiere on Macs.
