do you need a pc next to the console or can you use sd card to move it to one place from another?
902027
It has an as card option where you can either record it directly to your laptop or just the as card and then transfer it over to your laptop
902028
In PC-Free mode, you do not need to have it next to a computer, but you'd need to have it close to a device with a USB input for to power the device itself. Also, when in PC-Free mode, you do not have control of the recording options, they are set automatically and cannot be changed. In another attempt to put some distance between my Xbox and my computer, I tried using a USB extension cable but the video quality was very choppy so I decided not to use it. Based on my use, I'd say that if you want full control of your recordings and the best experience possible, you'd be better off keeping it next to the computer.
902029
You can do either or. I have the box sitting next to the console with a long USB cable going into my laptop on the coffee table. You could also record straight to an sd card in the box and then transfer that later. For streaming you will need a PC hookup.
902030
In PC-Free mode, you do not need to have it next to a computer, but you'd need to have it close to a device with a USB input for to power the device itself. Also, when in PC-Free mode, you do not have control of the recording options, they are set automatically and cannot be changed. In another attempt to put some distance between my Xbox and my computer, I tried using a USB extension cable but the video quality was very choppy so I decided not to use it. Based on my use, I'd say that if you want full control of your recordings and the best experience possible, you'd be better off keeping it next to the computer. In PC-Free mode, you do not need to have it next to a computer, but you'd need to have it close to a device with a USB input for to power the device itself. Also, when in PC-Free mode, you do not have control of the recording options, they are set automatically and cannot be changed. In another attempt to put some distance between my Xbox and my computer, I tried using a USB extension cable but the video quality was very choppy so I decided not to use it. Based on my use, I'd say that if you want full control of your recordings and the best experience possible, you'd be better off keeping... » Read More In PC-Free mode, you do not need to have it next to a computer, but you'd need to have it close to a device with a USB input for to power the device itself. Also, when in PC-Free mode, you do not have control of the recording options, they are set automatically and cannot be changed. In another attempt to put some distance between my Xbox and my computer, I tried using a USB extension cable but the video quality was very choppy so I decided not to use it. Based on my use, I'd say that if you want full control of your recordings and the best experience possible, you'd be better off keeping it next to the computer. « Show Less
902031
Both actually. PC mode requires it to be plugged into the computer. But PC Free mode records straight to your SD card, but you will need to somehow plug the USB into something to power the device. Like an extra USB port on your Xbox or even a phone USB plug of some sort.
902032
If you have no SD card (needs to be class 10 btw), yes you need it near the console to plug it in. If you do have a SD card, just flip the switch to SD card and your good.
2007214
Yes, yes you can but it will functionally act as one card while in the psp which doesn't really matter but is good to know anyway. You have to keep both cards in when you are trying to play a game or something because the data will be shared between the two cards and removing one will make it inaccessible by the file system.
2104048
Assuming that you are using Windows 7 or similar, I would use the micro-USB to USB cable that plugs into the AC adapter, and plug into a USB port. The Windows system should eventually see the SD card (like with any removable device) and allow you to move files from and to it. It will show up as "Idea TabA2109", with two folders under it, Internal Storage, and SD Card.
1728413
Yes, you can buy an internal hard drive and install to the console, also works with some external hard drives.
2253969
No. It just slides right into a slot in the side of the console. It's as easy as plugging a flash drive into a USB slot
1709849
The apps can be installed and then moved to SD card. If that's what you were asking.
92161
I have an older pc with a tower. It contains a slot to put the SD card from your camera. After I insert the SD card all of my photos will transfer to the computer via Windows Photo Gallery. The only problem with this is it will import every photo again unless you delete what you don't want from your camera first. It's worth the trouble because I have never had a camera that takes such great photos.
681477
No, but you can move some applications over to the memory card after installation.
308452
I am sure you can, just use the Xbox like a computer when it ask you where to save it you will have the option to either use either storage area's. Hope this was helpful.
2124549
You SHOULD be able to get the free Overdrive Media Console from the App Store (many if not most libraries are going to this reader - our Memphis library has). I read a review on Samsclub site from an owner saying that her two sons played games against each other on the internet, so you should be able to download from the library - you may need a micro SD card to expand the memory capacity, but they're not expensive and simple for anyone to install.
1843919
You can get a usb hub to expand your slots - my neighbor has one that works great - just search for usb hub. Even so, you should have at least two usb ports on your wii console.
165998
put the sd card in your pc, and the pc will direct you on how to load them. If you don't have a port on your pc you can get an adapter that fits in your usb port
46343
Danny and Elizabeth, many games and applications installed system files into the main hard disk, so running them off the external on another PC might not work. That's why there are special software applications for that. It's called portable application (portableapps.com).
1142461
Yes...one of those micro sd cards. It is easier to just use USB (built in) & store on external hd or PC.
997679
I couldn't say for sure. There should be a port in the top or side of the console, depending on if it's standing upright or laying down, where you can connect a HDD drive. I don't know for sure how old the console I'm using is, though, so I don't know if it would work on the Arcade version of the console. My guess would be 'yes' but you might not want to risk it.
1912952
I don't think so. I think the Playstation only uses USB for additional storage.
1847743
I just take out the SD card and put it in my computer, that's the easiest way