can I use 1TB portable hard drive with the usb ?
1507657
The USB on this player only supports USB flash drives such as thumb drives and jump drives. It does not support standard USB hard drives.Playable formats are FAT16 and FAT32, it can not play NTFS, HFS, andHFS+.The maximum number of playable folders is 99 and the maximum number of playable/recordable files is 2000. Do not use a USB hub between this CD player and the USB flash drive. Hope this helps.Regards,Hung
1507658
I haven't tried anything that large. I do have a couple of them, but I have only used a 32g thumb drive.
301146
Should work. As I do the same thing within my own house with flash drives. My desktop is win7 / USB 2.0, my Laptop is win7 / USB 3.0. I've never needed to re-format my flash drives and I do get the speed increase from the USB 3.0 Laptop. I can imagine, with the proper operating systems involved: Portable HDDs should't be any different.
1019415
You can use it as any USB flash drive with capacity limited to what you have as card attached to it. I use it for movie library during travel time and my personal portfolio library...Consider it as your wireless hard drive on the go!
1590998
sure be ok. it is ok when i use the 1Tb. but it is better that you check with the Seagate service team
1008218
Since it only has 1 TB input, no. But you could daisychain a USB 3.0 device from it.
1836119
Yes. That it what I have in it right now it's 1 TB that is USB powered and it's pluged in and works perfectly.
2130138
As far as I know, the answer is no. The USB ports are for connecting mass storage devices such as flash drives and cameras.This includes external hard drives. I did this recently in order to change storage modes from RAID1 to JBOD. I hooked upan external drive, moved all my data off, changed the storage mode, then moved all my data back.
1819013
Yeah it could provided you have the right cables, however if you want to backup your files I'd recommend a regular 1 TB hard drive since this would be a very overpriced external hard drive. You can use a USB 3.0 external hard drive if you really want fast speeds and they'll have more space than this drive to boot.
1756979
I haven't tested this personally, but considering the hard drive has AC power, it should not be an issue. I'm assuming this probably wouldn't work well or at all with a USB powered hard drive.
103520
Yes, treat it as a standard removable usb drive, don't run the "backup" software.
333223
I ordered a portable external hard drive that uses a USB. Do not know what you a referring to.
2041119
Netgear does not list the maximum size usb hard drive supported in the manual. I would think you should be able to get anything up to 3 TB to work if the hard drive is from one of the major manufacturers of hard drives. WD, Seagate, Hitachi, Toshiba. It will most likely depend on the firmware of the individual drives whether it works or not.
625579
It depends on the enclosure. Some enclosures are capable of powering the drive with just the USB.
240457
I am really sure but, you would probably lose 3-4 GB of data because of manufacture formatting, I would suggest go with 2TB.
599775
A usb enclosure has nothing to do w disk size. You could put any 2.5" SATA hard drive in there and ir will work. I use it for a 1 TB hdd also
1125411
Nope. You need to use the included power supply. The USB port simply does not deliver enough power to operate 3.5" based external hard drives. Thumb drives use flash memory and the portable hard drives use smaller 2.5" or 1.8" laptop hard drives which use less power.
2089342
I don't have any experience with either of these programs, but being that it is solid state and 1Tb you should not have any storage problems. Sorry I could not be of more help.