swapping 2 sd cards like cds: Is it possible for me to purchase two sd cards and store separate material on both of them and swap them out of my mp3 player when needed?
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I have no reply but sure would like to see one! I have the same question. Anybody out there have an answer?
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That is correct. You can simply put a microsd card in the headphones that contains your mp3s, and the headphones will allow you to play them. The only issue I have had with this is that it plays them in order. You can skip to the previous and the next mp3, but I have found no way to jump to next album, or to play random. This has lead me to the conclusion that I either need to put less on the sd card, or randomize the order on the card, as I don't always want to listen to them one album at a time.
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Multiple ways to set up the 2 cards. Yes, you can simply use 1 card as a backup -- recording same thing on both cards. Can also use 1 card for stills and 1 video.
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ok thanks, I was thinking about buying a sansa fuze 8gb mp3 player on black friday and I wanted to know if i could make it at least 16gb total with the mirco sd card and now that I know I can, I will be buying the mp3 player. thanks again.
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My guess is you should be able to as the WIDrive acts just like a external drive and if the SD card shows up as a drive then its a matter of copying drive to drove
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Yes you can(as long as the music is in MP3 format), but watch because the stick protrudes out and clothing can catch on it. The SD card is a better choice because it does not stick out unless it is ejected
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You have to buy one. I had a tough time finding a cheap one with a small amount of memory then whenI finally did, I loaded the card with my kids music put in new batteries (because I thought they were dead) and found out that the MP3 player had died and I wasted my money on not only the SD card, but on on MP3 player itself as well :(
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Randy is right, there is only one tray which cannot hold multiple discs. I don't know why multi-disc changers have become so scarce...guess they figure with mp3 playback, you don't really need 'em. One could be their own DJ by putting 3 or more mp3 discs in their player and pushing the "shuffle" button, provided the discs are shuffled as well as the songs. For THAT option, you'd have to shell out another $200+ for the Mitecha or...not sure what they're called, but if you look here on Amazon, they range from $300+ on to $700 and beyond...not all of them are multi-disc changers, but the Mtcallsjljldajk models from Sony are all pretty close to $300 or more, minimum. Randy is right, there is only one tray which cannot hold multiple discs. I don't know why multi-disc changers have become so scarce...guess they figure with mp3 playback, you don't really need 'em. One could be their own DJ by putting 3 or more mp3 discs in their player and pushing the "shuffle" button, provided the discs are shuffled as well as the songs. For THAT option, you'd have to shell out another $200+ for the Mitecha or...not sure what they're called, but if you look here on Amazon, they range from $300+ on to $700 and beyond...not all of them are multi-disc changers, but... » Read More Randy is right, there is only one tray which cannot hold multiple discs. I don't know why multi-disc changers have become so scarce...guess they figure with mp3 playback, you don't really need 'em. One could be their own DJ by putting 3 or more mp3 discs in their player and pushing the "shuffle" button, provided the discs are shuffled as well as the songs. For THAT option, you'd have to shell out another $200+ for the Mitecha or...not sure what they're called, but if you look here on Amazon, they range from $300+ on to $700 and beyond...not all of them are multi-disc changers, but the Mtcallsjljldajk models from Sony are all pretty close to $300 or more, minimum. « Show Less
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It doesn't come with them you just kinda got to figure it out by playing around with it. A few notes of what I have learned so far: It only plays mp3 firmat . It plays in numerical to alphabetical order in file name. As far as I can tell there is not a shuffle option only a repeat all or repeat song. If you remove the SD mid song and then put it back in it will start from were you left off unless you turn it off.
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No, it can't. I assumed it would be able to (as the product description didn't say it couldn't, and the pictures showed all cards in use at once), but when I opened up the instructions, on the last page at the bottom it says, "Note: Micro SD [slot 1] and MMC/SD [slot 3] slots will show as one Removeable Disk in My Computer screen. Users cannot use both slots at the same time."Needless to say, I'll be returning this.
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Yes if you save stuff to the card. You can also move previously downloaded apps and pictures to the sd card. And music.
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I just started using it but I don't think any specific folder structure is needed. I've just been dragging folders of CDs (artists, CD name) over to the card and it works fine. I think it works with cards up to 32 GB. My only complaint so far is that it doesn't have a shuffle feature, so I have to figure out a good way to shuffle or scramble the music on my card.
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Yes via the phone app control. You can copy stuff off the SD card onto a USB storage. I've used this to copy memory cards using a second external reader plugged into the USB Port.
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One Micro SD card I purchased was not compatible with my SanDisk slot radio. I spent consideerable time loading music onto it, and then it wouldn't operate and also disabled the FM radio.I need to be sure this one is compatible. Does anyone know?
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I believe there is a shuffle option for all 5 at a time. But beware. We had this, the cd's would get stuck in the player and the only way to get them out was to bang on the side, because somehow the CD's would get dislodged
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I haven't tried that but I'm pretty sure you could. I personally use an 8GB SD card. However, it doesn't show the sub-directories and also there is no shuffle. So what I did was basically put all my songs in the root folder which works pretty well.
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yes of course you can. On my computer I have media player. I create all my lists there and down load them to the mp3 I want. Each one is tweaked differently for what I am doing.