Format to MS-DOS (FAT) still doesn't allow more than 4GB on USB flash drive

That's normal. FAT32 and FAT don't support files bigger than 4 GB.

What you can do is to format the external drive in exFAT, but do it on a PC. If you format it on the Mac, PCs won't be able to read it. exFAT removes the 4 GB file limit.

Another option is NTFS, but you will need a third-party app on the Mac to write in it

As I told you, Paragon NTFS may give you the option to format and use the external drive in NTFS, but respecting to exFAT, there's no other option.

As you want to use your USB drive with a Xbox, try using NTFS, and in this case, you will need Paragon NTFS on your Mac

What you've read is incorrect. In order to do that properly, you need to connect it to the PC and format it as exFAT.

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You can do it on a Mac, but PCs won't read the external drive.

If you want to use NTFS, applications like Paragon NTFS allow you to write in NTFS volumes, but I recommend you to use exFAT

If the Xbox won't read drives formatted as exFAT on the Mac, yes.

If it won't read the format of the video files used, which isn't the same as the drive's format, there is no solution at all.

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Very helpful, Thanks