Trouble copying disc image

I made a disc image of a DVD I have using Toast Titanium. The file's about 4GB. I can't seem to copy it to my external hard drive for backup. Every time the copying is almost done, I get an unknown error message (it keeps saying "Error 1309").
I think my external drive has a fat32 system. Could this be the problem? How can I get the image copied?
Thanks.

Search these forums for 1309 IIRC, FAT-32 has problems copying items larger than 2 GB.

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The size of the disc image is the source of your problem. A drive that is formatted as FAT32 cannot contain a single file that is more than 4GB in size. You need to split the image into smaller pieces or reformat the drive in order to copy the disc image to it.
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Most common origin is .mp3 .avi or other strange audio format - or -
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