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someone can correct me if im wrong here but as far as im aware the journaling feature improves read / write / access speeds on the drive. and also, my drives are plug and play to start DJing on aother system of any kind should my Mac take a Dump*I even travel with a 2nd mac, although its a 2009 and Id just stick to Audio with that one. Windows explorer has a much better way of sorting than Mac for all the types of music I grab, my Windows machine is much powerful than my DJ machine for making my own edits, MixedInKey, and running some pool software that seems to be a CPU hog but doesnt slow my Windows down, Plus my Gig mac rarely sees an internet connection, Only sometimes as I like VDJ8 to ping home with my Sets and other stuff it may be doing, so that is why I chose the exFAT so it can work on both OS's. Another thing I do is I update all my music using a Windows 10 system. I know about the journaling feature, for just storing your DJ files, whats the advantage? I gig out with 02 identical drives, both exFAT, so if something happens, I had a back up and yet a 3rd drive at home, all exFAT. No issues here, performance is fine, easily as good as a native HFS+ drive. and also, my drives are plug and play to start DJing on aother system of any kind should my Mac take a Dump*I even travel with a 2nd mac, although its a 2009 and Id just stick to Audio with that one.Īnother NTFS/Paragon user here too I stuck with it over exFAT because the latter has no journaling.

Another NTFS/Paragon user here too I stuck with it over exFAT because the latter has no journaling.