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<blockquote data-quote="vinyl conflict" data-source="post: 1011108" data-attributes="member: 146148">Thanks for the reply, in relation to question 1) - I have had a move about of data and and freed up pretty much the whole drive, most of it was photo's, movies and mp3's. These have now been imported or are in the process of being imported into the iMac now and will be backed up via TimeMachine anyway so there was no need to have them on the FAT32 drive. I have partitioned the external drive into 2 equal partitions, 1 for time machine and 1 for data that does not need to be preserved. Both partitions have been formatted using Mac OS Extended (journaled).Question 2) thank you so much for this, I don't know why I didn't think of this in the first place - doh! Quick Time is now my default player for mp3's this gives me a quick way to preview and listen to mp3's before deciding if they are worthy of being included in my iTunes library, effectively the same process I have become used to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vinyl conflict, post: 1011108, member: 146148"] Thanks for the reply, in relation to question 1) - I have had a move about of data and and freed up pretty much the whole drive, most of it was photo's, movies and mp3's. These have now been imported or are in the process of being imported into the iMac now and will be backed up via TimeMachine anyway so there was no need to have them on the FAT32 drive. I have partitioned the external drive into 2 equal partitions, 1 for time machine and 1 for data that does not need to be preserved. Both partitions have been formatted using Mac OS Extended (journaled). Question 2) thank you so much for this, I don't know why I didn't think of this in the first place - doh! Quick Time is now my default player for mp3's this gives me a quick way to preview and listen to mp3's before deciding if they are worthy of being included in my iTunes library, effectively the same process I have become used to. [/QUOTE]

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