how much storage is user accessible on the 16GB Nexus 7?

[Touchpaddle]

how much storage is user accessible on the 16GB Nexus 7?

on Google's Nexus 7 website, it only says 5.6GB is user accessible on the 8GB model.

Is it safe to assume the 16GB model will have 13.6GB of user accessible storage space?
(5.6GB + 8GB extra = 13.6GB)

I'm guessing this means a 1080p MKV movie that's 11GB in size will probably not fit on
the Nexus 7? It plays fine on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 right now.... the 11GB file
is divided into 4 parts to stay under the FAT32 4GB limit, but otherwise plays smoothly,
using built-in video player and the Dice video player. The only reason I didn't convert
it is that it takes time to convert the videos.... whereas it only takes me 20 seconds to
split it into 4 parts using Tsmuxer and/or MKV2VOB(which renders it to uncompressed
video to save CPU power)

Thanks!

 

[John-Smith]

Maybe you can compress it to a smaller resolution or maybe convert it to a different format to make a smaller file. I doubt the 11gb file will fit.

By the way, are you having problems with Mkv2Vob and Tsmuxer?

When I first started using it a few years ago it worked almost flawlessly. But nowadays, I seem to get many many errors that won't let me convert the .Mkv file.

 

[Touchpaddle]

By the way, are you having problems with Mkv2Vob and Tsmuxer?

When I first started using it a few years ago it worked almost flawlessly. But nowadays, I seem to get many many errors that won't let me convert the .Mkv file.

I'm using the older versions of MKV2VOB(v2.4.9) and Tsmuxer(v1.10.6)from a while ago.
The most recent versions gave me nothing but troubles. After I downloaded/installed the
older versions, I set my firewall to block MKV2VOB from updating itself. Works great
after that!