I mainly want to use this to playback video files from micro sd. What file types can it playback and it what resolution?
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You're in luck, it has the slot for a micro SD card. So therefore it will be perfect for that. I love this thing!!!
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Hello Yasmin. Yes, this unit is designed to play video files in AVI, DVIX and M4V files, from either the SD card, or USB drive, and are compatible up to 32gb.
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Hmm ... well, SanDisk says it "supports" up to 32GB, but "recommends" that you limit card size to 8GB for playback of MP3 and WMA files ... probably to ensure you don't get any drop-outs or glitches during playback. The "recommendation" for playback of these kinds of files on the Clip+ is 16GB. [Update: I got a 16GB card for my Clip Sport, and loaded about 7GB of MP3's onto it. So far, I've had no trouble with either menus or playback.]
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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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Video playback is a bit hit and miss. Some play, some freeze the machine. I am trying to get the spec for compatible formats for .avi and .mp4 from Coby and waiting for a reply.The standard mini-USB plug cable allows you to manage and transfer files between the frame and a computer. The cards in the DP-102 will show as external drives on the PC.
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Hello Crawdad, Thanks for your interest! This item can play the following files: *Digital video: MOV, MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, WMV, MP4, VOB We hope this works for you because we would love to get your business today!
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I suppose you can. It delivers AVCHD 1920x1080 files, so any modern software should be able to handle it. I know when I preview video, the windows player opens and plays it easily.
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I'm using MP4 and not having a problem, but they are large files. Running windows 8.1, 12 GB memory.
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The 3DPlayer currently supports the following file formats. Video: wmv, avi, mpg, mpeg, mp4, 3gp, mkv, rmvb, rm and flv. Photo: png, gif, jpg, jpeg, and bmp . Newest version of VMP supports MPO and a registered user can upgrade directly from VMP. Once VMP is launched go to "About" and tap on "update". Notes on SmartCard and USB In addition to SDHC cards (32GB max, 4GB max file size), it reads SDXC (&gt;32GB, no file size limit) and exFAT/NTFS formatted cards, e.g. with Sandisk Ultra 64GB micro-SD card (exFAT), and 2GB card formatted with NTFS. Works well for large videos from Bluray-3D. NOTE: Very large 3D movie files placed in the card root may cause a crash so place them in a folder. They will however work either way in 2D. The USB port reads 128GB USB Flash pen using an adapter. I don't know about avchd but the player is continually being updated.
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yes, i use my external for this all the time. just plug it into the usb port. no problem with any video filetype i have found yet
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the file extension is .mts I use VLC Video player to play the file which has an android app
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Micro sd card. ..camera Resolution is unknow but you get great video from such a small cheap camera
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Yes it will play videos from USB. Not sure of the formats, but I think it plays the standards.
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I'm using a 32gb microsd (tf) card, to be honest it is very hard to tell because it's a blackbox. When it "fills up" it continuously records, overwriting the earlier videos, so I just have it recording for the last few months without any issues.
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I do not know. I returned it after I found out it does not play MP4 files without time consuming conversion.
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The manual says it only supports playback of pictures from USB devices, though it lists the supported file types as JPG, DIVX, and MP3. I have never tried playing anything from a USB drive on this device, and don't know if firmware updates might have changed what is described in the manual.
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The max I have used is a 32 gig. I also noticed that the instructions states it supports mp4, but that's incorrect. I can only get avi to play.