#Tuxera ntfs after copy 0 byte drivers
#Tuxera ntfs after copy 0 byte driver
#Tuxera ntfs after copy 0 byte portable

#Tuxera ntfs after copy 0 byte portable

To compound the issue, some portable USB to SATA drives contain buggy firmware. According to a number of posts the Microsoft NTFS is patented, therefore donвЂ™t expect any specifications from Microsoft.

#Tuxera ntfs after copy 0 byte driver

The Paragon NTFS driver used by WD and other Linux distros is a reverse engineered driver of the closed source Microsoft NTFS driver.

#Tuxera ntfs after copy 0 byte drivers

WD did not write the NTFS drivers they were written by Paragon and used by most Linux distros. Your issue is not unique to the WDTV Live. This is the proccess I must follow everytime in order to play files with my media player and portable device. If I were to add more video files to this drive prior to repair, more than likely they would be reported by the media player as вЂњCannot play file, unsupported file typeвЂќ then it would be reset to вЂњ0вЂќ bytes. So I checked that and re-scanned the drive. Nothing shows up if you do not select вЂњAutomatically fix file system errorsвЂќ. While typing this, I disconnected my portable drive and scanned it on the PC. It may depend on what sector the files are written to? I have had instances where I have loaded several files at once and possibly only one or two are being reset to вЂњ0вЂќ bytes while other files play normally. Having said that, this may or may not be true for one or several files loaded to a corrupt device. In my experiance with this and the drive connected to the media player, as long as you go into a folder with the video files, the media player will automatically scan the files and reset them (with a corrupt device). I suppose you could check for errors without repairing, then add file 2. Unless, for some reason after playing file 1 and returning the drive to the PC, it has no errors. I could not, so far, duplicate this problem with this drive using вЂњWD TV LIVEвЂќ media player ***This was my first drive used for media files with PS3ДЇile system is FAT32 and file sizes are under 4gb Windows has made corrections to the file system.Д¬leaning up 1 unused index entries from index $SII of file 0x9.Д¬leaning up 1 unused index entries from index $SDH of file 0x9.Д¬leaning up 1 unused security descriptors. This does appear to be a вЂњWD TV LIVEвЂќ media player issue Firmware Version 1.06.15_VД¬leaning up minor inconsistencies on the drive. You may get one or two different CHKDSK error messeges, вЂњ0вЂќ byte reset may occur under either condition. It occurs on portable devices with NTFS file system and WINXP SP3. When connected to PC, if you вЂњSCAN AND REPAIRвЂќ portable device prior to extraction, problem files previously reset to вЂњ0вЂќ bytes will now play (re-extracted to repaired drive).Д¬onclusion: вЂњWD TV LIVEвЂќ is writing to the drive and causing this problem.

When connected to PC, If you extract your video file onto corrupt drive, when attempting to play back file on вЂњWD TV LIVEвЂќ, file may be reset to вЂњ0вЂќ bytes

You must then start to play at least one video file Portable device must haveВ вЂњFIRST BEEN ATTACHEDвЂќВ to вЂњWD TV LIVEвЂќ media player IssueвЂ™s in regards to various file types on portable devices being reset to вЂњ0вЂќ bytes

OK, I have been testing various portable devices with вЂњWD TV LIVEвЂќ media player