What Micro FT/SD cards are compatible with this player?
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I don't know I honestly can't get this to work I tried two different brands
2134818
There is a slot for a Micro SD card. I put in a 16 gig card and it works fine for me.
2008656
You need a regular SD, not micro. I got this one and it works great: SanDisk 16GB Class 4 SDHC Memory Card, Frustration-Free Packaging (SDSDB-016G-AFFP)
1043247
Essentially any sd card will work. You just have to format it on the psp before it will work.
1461987
My 32GB device has a micro sd slot with a 32GB Ultra SanDisk Micro SD card in it. Class 10. So my guess is that you can swap different micro SD cards in and out (bought separately) if you want to stream different stuff... ie one for the kids, and another for you. Not sure if the class matters, but I'll stick with the Class 10 (faster) chips to avoid any potential issues.
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I am using a PNY 4 GB SDHC card. They are very inexpensive. About $5 to $10.
27603
Yes. That's what I'm using now. But you must use the adapter; micro SD by itself won't work.
1457827
MicroSD cards have not changed in the past few years so I would not imagine there to be a software / compatibility problem you mention. I think you got very unlucky. I bought a 4GB Micro SD by Sandisk and the unit recognises it without any problem. I must admit though, that I had difficulty copying my files from my PC to the Expansion Card. I could not do it with Windows Media Player (even though it recognised the expansion card). To copy files to the MincroSD I had to put it in my cell phone and connect my phone to my computer! Ugh! And one last problem, after using a MicroSD card in the player, the battery life diminished from about 3 hours playing time to about 30 minutes.
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It will accept up to a 32GB card. This is not speculation, as I have this player, and it's written right there in the instruction manual.
1265380
Any micro sd chip will work. I use a 16gb Sony Class 10 for mine, which is overkill by a long shot. 2,4, or 8gb us good for most anything you want, unless you want to run a lot of apps or games. or just photos and music any just mentioned will suffice.
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I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case (the tiny USB adapters that came with the MicroSD cards are utterly worthless). I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case... » Read More I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case (the tiny USB adapters that came with the MicroSD cards are utterly worthless). « Show Less
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I'm running a 64 GB in mine. It's a SanDisk Mobile Ultra MicroSDXC Class 10 card, formatted to FAT 32, and partitioned by taking off 300 MB only. I'd be glad to give specifics if requested (quite easy). Oh, I installed Rockbox, too--essential--makes it a whole new level of player. (Installing needs a 32 bit computer or simulation program for the Sansa, also simple.
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Quick question can I use more than a 2gb card for my Sandisk Sansa e250 2GB MP3 Player?
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Think you can use any size micro sd. I purchased an 8gb though I've not quite figured how to save stuff to it yet
967221
Any device that supports micro SD cards should work with this product -- assuming that it can handle a 4GB capacity. I found a forum that indicates it does, but the specs didn't have a limit I saw. My guess is that it would work.http://www.poi-factory.com/node/31057
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I use a generic Class 10, 64-gigabyte Micro SD card that I bought on eBay for $20. Works fine.
634992
like the one guy mentioned there is app called es file explorer that gives you access to the memory card and i got a 32 gb card in my 16gb tablet. with the video player he mentioned (there are others out there) you can play videos or music which are on your memory card circumventing the transfer option the tablet gives you. also the video players lets you play other codecs that the tablets installed video player wont let you play. there are also music players that let you play flac. and other audio codecs files from the sd card