Does anyone know if there is a limit on the size of MicroSDHC Memory Card that can be used with the Coby MP957-4G 5 Inch 4GB HD Video Player?
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I have tried both a Sandisk 32GB and then a 64GB card and the player has recognized it. However, I do see a little bit of a slow down accessing the larger disk. I think this has more to do with the player needing to list the larger number of files and also load thumbnails if it is a picture directory. This may just be overloading the poor little player's processing abilities!
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I have a 16 GB SDHC card in mine, and have never come CLOSE to filling it! Hope this helps!
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But unfortunately, it doesn't support PNY 4 GB MicroSd HC when using an SD adapter. I just got through trying to see if updating the firmware would allow me to, but it didn't.
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It will accept up to a 32GB card.This is not speculation, as I have this player, and it's written right there in the instruction manual.
980671
First you have to ensure that your '2g touchscreen MP4 player' actually accepts regular SD/SDHC card, and not just mini-SD or micro-SD. If your player was bought more than two years ago, there is a good chance that it can accept 1GB SD, but not 2GB SD. Check your product manual to make sure. As long as it says 'SDHC' in the manual, then it can accept any capacity up to 32GB.
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the paperwork says that up to a 16Gb microSD will work, but I have two of these units and they both have 32Gb cards installed and work with no problems. I tried a 64Gb microSD with no luck in either unit, so apparently 32Gb is as high as you can go. (I have almost 5000 songs on each 32Gb card).
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I purchased a 32GB G-Skill Class 10 Micro SD Card for mine. This worked well and provides a good 4 hours of 1080p video.
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I honestly don't remember how this was packaged...I do remember that I was satisfied with the purchase. As far as I know, any SD card that is 2GB capacity is not SDHC, including micro. I believe SDHC came along when cards began being made with higher than 2GB. A Wikipedia search could likely tell you the range of capacities that SDHC includes.
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Yes, the S4 can use up to a 64 GIG MicroSD. The USB memory card reader is nothing like the one pictured, but it works. The MicroSD card and memory card holder are as pictured. I haven't used but a small portion of mine so far. I do not sideload videos though, just music and picture files.
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My 32GB device has a micro sd slot with a 32GB Ultra SanDisk Micro SD card in it. Class 10. So my guess is that you can swap different micro SD cards in and out (bought separately) if you want to stream different stuff... ie one for the kids, and another for you. Not sure if the class matters, but I'll stick with the Class 10 (faster) chips to avoid any potential issues.
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It depends what brand you are using. I used 2GB sdco2g by kingstonThe reason I used a small card is because the navigation menus are all but useless for a large library of music
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Yes, up to 32gb micro SD is acceptable. You need to download a media player app to play your songs, though. The stock apps weren't playing the files when I first tried it. If you are in the market for a great tablet this is the one. It is extremely well made, reliable and a bargain. It's successor the xyboard had no expansion of memory via SD card. Made no sense. Buy one you will love it. Get back to me for anymore questions. I own two, have the keyboard and speaker dock, too.
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I put a two gig memory card in mine. It was kinda on accident. I bought I 1 gig on ebay and they accientally sent me a 2 gig. So I decide to try it. It works great and have no probs yet.
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I am using a 16GB SD card and it is working fine. Larger capacity cards should also work but I have not tried any.
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Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type. Enjoy!
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I am using a PNY 4 GB SDHC card. They are very inexpensive. About $5 to $10.
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I was able to use both a 32 GB SDHC and MicroSD card wih no problems. It just takes patience to download the card but you can tell the unit is working because the % of data downloaded counts up to 100%.