Can you store data? I'm comparing to the Creader 6, which can store up to 29 recordings. Not sure if that's worth $20 extra.
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You can't store data. It has no memory, once it's disconnected all info is lost.
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Do I need a separate recorder/hard drive to store recorded data? If not, how long does it record before the 'loop' ends and it starts rewriting over itself?
1969632
Unless you need super fast access or archival protection for your collection I would use a mechanical HDD. The extra expense and smaller capacity of the SDD would be a limiting factor.
1394006
No, sorry. You'd have to buy one with larger memory. I have over 1,000 songs on mine,but have to confess I don't use it for video, pics. So this is plenty for me. I will tell you (unsolicited advice) that it just stopped working one day - went dead,wouldn't charge) shortly out of warranty, and Sony's response was "We'll replace it for $50". Not very good customer service. However - bright lining - a few weeks later I took it back out and was able to charge and use it. Weird.
1333295
I am not sure, friend. I think you can also use the cloud, google doc or drop box. I don't save much on mine. I love to use Drop box for my business and jump drives for my person stuff.
1996154
You can store those videos into camera memory. It is a flash drive. (No playback feature).
1122143
I did not try that yet but I looked it up. Each disc has 4.7GB storage capacity for storing thousands of digital photos and up to six hours of video. I used them to record my videos and they worked great. I hope this helps.
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The biggest one that I have used is 64 GB. I have had no problems with this device. We use them for museum exhibits and they run 8 hrs/day 7 days per week with no problems.
595305
Sorry, it's more complicated than that. This device has both USB and SD card storage capability. The "number" of photos that this device can store depends on whether you're storing them internally or on one of these external storage devices, the capacity of the storage device, AND the aggregate file sizes of the photos. Some of these devices (sorry I didn't note if this one can) can play back vids, which take up much more storage space than simple pictures. Memory is cheap, so don't scrimp. What I did for my non-tech parents-organize pictures by category (vacation, child's wedding, etc.) and put them on different USB drives. Write on the drive what's on it, and let them view the ones they feel like. This frame actually uses a sensor that senses the presence of people, so goes to sleep when no one's around, and pauses with screen off when you leave the room. Buy a few USB drives-they're cheap. Load them up and show insert the USB drive, and turn the frame on. Most of them will simply start up when turned on and no settings are changed.
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It supports the most recent format (SDXC) so you can use any cards currently available SD,SDHC,and SDXC. SDXC have a range from 32GB up to 2TB. but any thing above 128GB is still pretty in affordable. Plus when you look at pricing you want to make sure the write speed is fast enough to support smooth uninterrupted full HD recording. I would go for at least a 50MB/ sec speed. I personally use 95MB/sec.
2161991
Define average??!! If you have tons of music, create or use acres of documents or books - maybe not. I did buy a 16 gig microsd card for mine, just in case. 16 gigabytes is a LOT of space - but more is better, right?
773104
No, you can only store pics and video's, I love this player easy to operate and sounds great.
277089
It records over so you never run out of space. There is a setting in the preferences area for this. I have the 8 cameras running and I think I have more then 14 days of history.
1978598
No you can't record. It's good for Netflix, yourube, file sharing, music playing
790229
The unit has different modes...in the lowest mode, I think an hour is about 10 megs...that's at something like 64bitrate...I use it to put about an hour church services online...the recorder holds a lot, and it has a small memory card slot...you won't run out of space.
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Music files and photo files can take up lots of memory. How much memory depends of the size of files you want to record there. I have a quality camera, and my photo files often run a little over 10 meg. I could store around 750 of those on an 8 gig thumb drive. (8 GB = 8000 MB)
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I have only tried it with 2gb. I read somwhere it won't handle anything higher. You might be able to get away with more if you use folders with only 2gb in it. If you are interested I could try it and let you know. By the way, mine works great, this was probably the best tape/mpe idea I have ever had! I love mine.