NTFS would be the best and most secure however I know OS X can read
it and I am pretty sure it can write to it as well.
If not, go with x-fat aka fat64.
At 07:03 PM 7/7/2014, Daniel McGee wrote:
Hey all, maybe a simple question but it isn't for me. So your advice
would be welcome.
Basically, I have a flash drive sitting here that I'm thinking of
using with somebody to act as the go between for transferring music
files. The problem is that he uses Windows. XP I believe and I'm using a Mac.
So put simply, when I go to erase/re-format it, what is the
recommended file format to pick so that the USB flash drive can
safely go between Windows and Mac OS's respectively.
Obviously, I know not to choose Mac OS extended and all the other
formats that are 'Mac OS.' So I've taken that out of the equation for a start.
So, any input on choosing the right file formats between Mac and
Windows in order for the USB flash drive to be universally used
would be grate to know.
Thanks much
Daniel
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