Will this backup SD card photos to an external hard drive where there is NO internet / wifi / computer available?
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In one word- yes. You can do it by either connecting a cable or using the FileHub's own wifi signal.
334851
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.
2035415
No, unfortunately not. An external drive is pretty cheap. I bought one when I bought the computer.
1733271
Well, I always run it without the computer connected so yes, you can scan to an SD card, then move the card into your computer if it has a card reader built in - or you can connect a USB cable to your computer to transfer the pix.
870955
this doesn't have it's own network adapter. Unless the USB external drive has a network adapter don't believe that will work. Sorry :(
2190353
No drive. I transferred all the files from my Win 7 desktop over wifi on my network. USB thumb drives or external hard drives would work. Using discs would be the slowest and a lot of work.
2000446
I think it has to be connetced to your phone in order to backup. I don't have info regarding use with external hard drive. Sorry.
1218857
No internal capacity. A USB drive can be attached directly or storage can be accessed via WiFi.
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I believe you'd have to back up to your computer then put it on the external drive
483820
Thank you for the question. Yes, you can down load pictures from a sd card. The only card that cannot be directly down loaded is a cf card
155084
You would need an adapter to go from an SD card to USB, but theoretically, yes.
476164
Yes. Usb cable is always your best back up plan since you can't always depend on a wireless connection.
2100158
Not really. It's not a backup device - in particular, there is no software that really serves that purpose. If you want to manually offload pictures from those devices, it will work for that, but you'll have to select the photos to copy. It's more meant as a way to consume content from a USB drive or SD card.
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If you're using the computer to control the camera, I believe you should be able to set the software to save the images to any disc volume including external harddrives. There is no way to transfer images from the camera to an external drive without a computer, however, as you need a computer to act as a 'host' for image transfers. There are some portable photo storage devices made by Epson and other companies that can read memory cards and copy them into their internal harddrives. There is also a series of Wi-Fi capable SDHC memory cards called Eye-Fi which can use your wireless network to automatically transfer images to your computer or, depending on the model, to a web site of your choosing using local wireless hotspots.
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You do not need a computer or wifi for this to work.It's a stand-alone video/audio recorder. You can playback the file with the unit.
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No. Put an SD card in your laptop. Then put the card into the picture frame.thats pretty much it.
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Yes. Worked fine fie me. Was able to read and copy JPEG files from my SD card.
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Yes, but you must follow specific requirements. You need to have the external hard drive on the standard USB. The EZO needs to be fully charged AND plugged in to the microusb and charging. It must be connected to your wireless network. You'll need to install a file program like ES3 for file management. Then add your EZO as a new server under the ES3 lan options. Once that is done copy all your sd files to your hdd. I know it sounds like a lot, but it will work. But you still need something wifi, like a phone or tablet to run the ES3 app.