Copying large video files

I am trying to copy large video files <150gig from one external 8TB G-raid to another 4TB external drive. Some files have no problems whereas others stop copying halfway through and provide an error message that says it can't continue because the file is in use. I've rebooted several times with no success. File size isn't the issue. A 150Gb file copied with no problem but a 60TB file keeps stopping mid stream. I can copy to our server with no problem but I have to put them on this drive because of lack of room on the server. Please help. Frustrated.
I'm using a MacPro, 64G ram, Lion, 2TB boot drive, 6TG internal raid.

Your G-RAID is using what interface?
And your 4TB drive is on what interface / controller? What type 4TB drive? 2 x 2TB with built in RAID function?
(60TB???)
What model? I assume it would have to be 4,1 or 5,1.
An SAS/SATA controller with mini-SAS could handle large volume array and copy operations.
Sounds like USB or Firewire and choking.

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This can be done with a conversion programme, i.e. Microsoft Expression Encoder that I have installed on a PC laptop.
But how to move the 5,87 Gb file to the PC?
I have an external HD formatted FAT32, but that only takes files up to 4Gb max.
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Tog o around the problem, I have tried to make an avi.file by exporting from FCE with Quicktime conversion - but the quality is really bad.
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For file transfer, here's what I suggest (sort of in order of recommendation):
Use a network connection. Both computers (your Mac & your friend's pc) on the same network; turn on file sharing on your Mac, log the pc on to your Mac and copy the file(s).
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Use a Mac OS Extended formatted external hard drive. Your friend will need a copy of MacDrive (or similar utility) on his pc to read files from a Mac OS Extended formatted disk.
Burn your 5.87GB file to a dual-layer DVD disk. Use the Finder to copy the file to DVD media & burn the disk. Your Mac will need to be able to burn to dual-layer DVD media; and your friend's pc will need to have a DVD drive to read the disk.

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16GB 667MHz Fully Buffered Server Memory Modules (2x2GB)
Microsoft® Windows® Windows 7 Ultimate (x64)
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