Sd Card usage: WOuld some one PLEASE clear this up and explain to me exactly what the SD card slot adds and its' limitation.
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i had the 4gb zen and i loved it so much, i sold it to get a bigger capcity. this is a very cool player and for the price, you cant go wrong. as far as the sd card goes, it is kept seperate from the internal library, which is good and bad. i personally like them to be intergrated, but sounds like you want to keep them separate, which is good for you. its like having two separate libraries! for example, i put over 800 songs on the Zen and i had a 2gb sd card ( only $15 on amazon) which i was able to put almost 200 songs and around 8 tv shows. so if i wanted to watch an episode of say, House, i select sd card on the menu and voila! now all the content i stored on my sd card appears. but if your playing music from the internal library and select "sd card" the music will stop and now your in the sd card library. pretty easy and straight foward player. i havent used the Unbox service, i just used Slysoft software called Clone Dvd Mobile to convert my own dvds to generic avi? i forget, but you have to select 320x240 res. or it wont work. that is the max resolution the zen can take. but its very sharp and clear and everything worked fine for me on the zen. but i can imagine if you press too many buttons at once, it could result in the player freezing up and i have done it before. not on this Zen, but on my old ZVM and ZV. so i learned to just be patient when dealing with any pmp or dap. hope this answers your question. ps: you might want to contact Amazon about the Unbox service and the ZEN. i read it was compatible.
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Sorry, I wish I can help. I bought a couple sd cards and haven't figured out how they work, so they are still in their packaging. Sorry.
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That's a tough question to answer. I depends on the size of the SD card you're using, and what else is on it. The most I've taken is 15 min on a 16gb card with room to spare, but I'm sure you can get much more on an empty 32gb card
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On a front panel there are 2 slots for mini SD cards. Left one is for GPS card. You'll need to find the iGO maps for Brasil and load it there (delete the old ones) My card is 4GB. I found a guy who did it for me. As I install all Europe. And the 2GB card I used for music and install it in the right slot.
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I haven't tried it yet, but why wouldn't you be able to? Isn't an SD card just for that purpose?
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Actually, there's something in the manual about a video limit (NOT card limit) of 2GB (Video recording) at a time, but I am unclear about what happens then. Does one simply start recording again or is the max 2GB size just inaccurate; at that point. In any case, I don't think I'll be doing 2GB clips; without pause anyway, so no big deal.BTW, I like a 4GB (or bigger) SDHC (extreme III and reader) because I can take a bunch of pictures and still have room for video clips. I have extra 4GB cards not yet open.
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Hello, Tony. The S5's Micro SD card slot supports up to 64GB of added storage. This is helpful for storing photos, music and hopefully storing the 4k video that the Galaxy S5 is capable of shooting. So, yes. This card is fine. Keep in mind though that Samsung and Google (Android), updated the OS to KitKat and there are new found issues with utilizing the SD card the way we are so accustomed to. You should read the forums on KITKAT and SD cards. You will understand what I am trying to convey here. Cheers!
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I'm using a 2GB SD card with no problems. I've also used XD and CF cards without a problem.
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There are two slots, one for each of two memory cards. If you install a 4gb unit in each slot, you end up with 8gb of memory, and you don't need anything extra for it to work.
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Thank you for responding, Mark! I just downloaded SD Copy, but now I'm not sure what to do with it or how to use it. Any assistance is appreciated!JacquelineJacqueline
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Yes, I am using a 64GB SD card, I can't speak about the 128 GB SD card (I have never use one)
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And it will take up to 128 GB capacity cards. Manual also states that only Lucas cards will work, but not sure if this is true in real life. If someone tried non-Lucas cards - please feel free to chime in.
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It's not such a bad idea, but finding the right software to transfer your work can be irritating, that is if if you're not using an SD card. Pretty sure the system can only read up to 2GB as well, but files are generally not too big to worry about filling the card up anytime soon. Also, the files are of a format where you'll have to download a program to read them, and then re-save them in a format which is more pleasant for instance, .doc or .docx for windows. Any other questions let me know!
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I put my media on micro sd cards which are pretty crazy cheap now. The unaccounted for space is in system partitions.
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Found a thread on forums.xda-developer.com that mentions only 5GB of the internal 8GB Sandisk memory is accessible to user. Just blows my mind that 3GB (38%) of internal memory is for system use... and most functions are still a bit sluggish.
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Hello Mike, sorry for taking so long to reply, I was out of town. I may only be able to help you with one of your questions, unless you want to walk me thorugh figuring out the other ones. The SD card slot IS full size. The highest memory is 128 GB. NOt sure about the rest. Hope this helps.
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Sorry I never put an SD card in mine. Only way I can think of is to take the SD out and put it into an card reader. Or keep looking in the menu.