what kind of sd card works in this player?
270105
I am sorry I don't have this model so can't answer your question. You would think that Creative Customer Service could answer your question, however Creative has no customer service.
1792301
i formatted a 64gb card as fat32 and it reads it perfectly. once 128gb micro sd cards come down in price im going to try that as well. the limitations on the cards were set because those were the largest cards at the time, and everything above those sizes generally cant be formatted in a readable format for the player without using 3rd party software (which you can get for free)
836373
Any speed SD card, but you should put in a class 6 and above, so it can keep up with the full HD and burst shots
2121907
Any SD card will work but you might have to format it for the FujiFilm camera. If you haven't bought it yet, look around the FujiFilm XP 60 is not worth it.
989409
I'm almost positive the largest it will recognize is a 2 GB microSD (not miniSD). 2 GB is the largest microSD i'm aware of. However... my brother claims he met someone who was using this player with a 5 GB microSD card. I looked all over the internet, and the largest I've seen is 2 GB, so I don't think there are 5 GB cards.
976003
none that i know of; this item seems only to allow games and videos/movies in MP4 and maybe wmv. also pictures but won't except emulators or any apps i tried to load. U can get free games from CoolRoms.com u might have to change some to bin (binary format) Item does only what is advertised(MAYBE!) buyer beware!
1810038
They use micro sd memory.. You need to buy one.. It is not included.. Make sure you format it FAT
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.
1230480
I use a SanDisk in mine which is SD, SDHC and SDXC. I'm thinking I paid maybe $10 for it at WalMart. Hope this helps :)
276473
yea a standard SD card (physically). i'm not sure how much it can read size-wise (for example 32gb), but i'm sure it depends on how many songs and pictures you have. the more you have the longer it willl take to load. The SD slot is on the bottom right side of the screen, so you don't have to slide open the unit when you change cards. I noticed they have a newer model now, BV8963/BV8967B.
1334528
Put the memory card into the player and format it from the device itself then install your media on it.enjoy
1144945
standardly, it uses anything up to 32gb but if you install rockbox then you can have any size of micro sd card (as long as that size exists). currently, with rockbox installed on a sandisk player, you can have a 64gb microSDXC card inside of it
1284348
The card should work in pretty much anything that requires an SD card. As a memory card, it worked fine for me. I had connection problems with my card. The app rarely connected.
187538
Mine only has a SDHC slot but some according to Google some have a USB port, they must have updated this model and added the port. I would contact the seller and ask if it has one or not. Amazon will help you do this if you go thru customer support. Hope this helps you. As for the player I've had mine over a year with no problems and would buy another Panasonic if needed. Update for you after looking at my user manual the models that have a USB port are the DPM-BD65 and the DMP-BD655 all three are very much alike, Google is misleading on what they show on their search engine.
328987
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.
616211
I have the same problem with a different model of the SanDisk player. I was never able to solve it. However I found a workaround: If I take it to my wife's computer it works fine there and I can download the complete playlists. I don't know what this means but it has something to do with my old clunker of a computer I guess. My wife's is much newer and has more RAM, so that may be a factor.
698333
I have not had any problem playing in any format . USB, SD card etc. Again, for the money, This is a very good unit., David.