what format does the flash drive need to be in
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FAT32 .. I haven't tried it in ntfs, but for most players you want your usb to be FAT32
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Your flash drive must be formatted in FAT32 to be read by this extremely disappointing dvd player.
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the flash drive has to be formatted for the keyboard,i dont see it in manual, but you can download a pdf manual from yamaha and check it out.
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The largest USB flash drive you can use is 64GB (Sony), otherwise I would stick with a 32GB.
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Yes, it is a standard SD card. You should have no problem using it as a flash drive, as long as you have an SD card reader that connects via USB or is built into your computer.
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64GB USB Flash Drive doesn't work with the MacBook. Instructions how to format a flash drive to work with a Mac. 1/ Right-click on the "Start" button 2/ Click "Open Windows Explorer" 3/ Right-click on the flash drive in the Windows Explorer window, then click "Format." 4/ Type in a "Volume Label," check the "Quick Format" option and then click "Start" to perform the format
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Not unless you have IOMEGA zip disks you need to access. As others have said, it's old technology. You probably want a flash drive that is compatible with current computers.
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It came formatted in FAT32, I reformatted it to NTFS as I use large image files on it and can not use FAT32 due to the file size limitation of 4GB for a single file.
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It depends on how much space is on the flash drive you use,I bought one at Xmas time as a gift,they loved it!! It's a great product!
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You just plug it and open the file explorer. In there you can access the flash drive.
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Yes, of course. You have to format it in ExFAT, it supported by Win7 and Mac without problem.Also you can format any flash drive in ExFAT, it allows files more than 4Gb
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I think the flash drive needs to be in DOS format and you also need to connect a media player device to your TV . The media player will recognise most file formats. Check if it includes the wmv format . If not, try convert it to one of those formats that it recognise first.
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I don't have a Mac but all Flash Drives are or should be compatible. It's just the way you format it.
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I'm honestly not sure, as I immediately formatted the drive when I got it. Sorry!
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Like a normal flash drive,i suppose it depends on the file system format though.
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This will work fine just like any other external USB drive. If you don't want it formatted as NTFS, it can be easily formatted as FAT32 or whatever your need is.
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default format for memory cards and flash drives: up to 2GB/FAT16, 4GB-32GB/FAT32, 64GB and above use exFATyou can format however you want but just know FAT32 system limitations
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