what gig memory for music
206163
That depends on what size card you put in it. You're call. I keep a 32 gig in mine at all times for pics, etc.
206164
I went and bought an SD card and put that in there. I think it takes up to a 64gig card. Without the card it'll hold a few songs with the onboard memory. But I would recommend buying the SD card if you want to put enough music on to listen to for a long ride without repeating songs.
206165
I really don't know I use my blue tooth in my helmet to listen to my 32gb smart phone. And the blue tooth on the garmin.
206166
I don't know. I had another Zumo and discovered that the more music you load, the slower it is to start, because it has to load up all music before it displays maps. Garmin may have made improvements to make it friendlier. I suggest you call Garmin and ask.
1312825
Yes. I believe the highest is 32gb but it's not what you might think. The card has to be a micro sd card and you can only store music/photos/and music on the card. No apps or games can be stored on their.
1887466
This says 8 GB but the version I have is 16 GB. That said it mainly depends on the format your music files are stored in: mp3, mp4, m4v, wav or ogg. There might be others. "Lossless" codecs (technical name for storage type) including wav, ogg & apple's secure drm (digital rights management- ie copyright protected) tend to be larger files. A standard 3 minute radio-friendly rock song in mp3 is going to be about 5 mb, 20 a hundred, 200 a gig- so, you do the math- roughly 1600 songs for the 8 GB version, double that for the 16. Of course Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" is going to be larger- just an average, depending on your library.
1103349
You need more hard drive storage. If you have lots of video and music files, the bigger the hard drive, the better it is. You should get at least a 250 GB, since the prices are so low now.
2111824
Sandisk clip + can take a micro SDHC card up to 32 GB - I use a 4 GB and the added space coupled with the fixed space is more than adequate for a half dozen audio books and a couple of hundred mp3 songs. Adding anything over 8 GB would be overkill. Be sure to keep a back up somewhere on your computer of your songs because there is always a chance of device failure in the future and when one of these fails you are going to lose all the data on the fixed internal memory
1055704
Hi ... I can't remember that right now. But I advice you to buy 256GB. I have a lot of musics and photos, and there's no memory anymore. I have to use an external HD... Go and buy 256GB. You'll be happier :)
668221
In my ibasso dx50 hd player I have a 64 mico sd card and I have not filled that up you have 128g. Then you have more then plantey of space to put music on.just because they say that. I have not seen a 2tb card
1441332
I have about 1250 average length songs on my 16 Gb thumb drive and it is using about 5.5 Gb of memory. My guess is you would hit the 2,000 song limit at about 8 Gb.
2133139
It depends on how much space you need for storage. If you want to download movies or music, I would suggest 32gb because the movies eats most of the space (usually 1.5 gb or more) and music eats space just by itself. If you just want to download some apps, go with 16gb. Hope my suggestion helps :)
364157
Yes I have used a 64gb Sandisk with no problem. You just have to create a folder on the card first then drop the music in the folder.
759723
Fiio's website says it supports up to 128GB. http://www.fiio.com.cn/products/index.aspx?ID=100000045041475&MenuID;=105026016
2051402
you will use rekordbox to analyze your music on the 1tb drive. in other words, speeds will depend on the computer you use for that.
506419
What Katie said, except that the usable capacity on a microsd card is not equivalent to its total maximum capacity. You will have a little less than 40GB to store music.
1676366
Oooh yes. It recognises up to 64 gig. Great in case you commerce in data. Ask anything you like about it and I'll tell you.
1876510
About 2.5 hrs of music per gb at 128 kbps (mp3). Roughly half that for very high quality music (256 kbps.)
589493
I know it can handle 2 tb because that is what I have. I THINK it depends more on bios.
2259432
depends on what you are going to be using it for work or home, I would start with at least 8 gb