what computer software is needed to view pictures on san disk
861005
William Actually you dontr need any soecial software. Just pop the sd card into your computer as you would any sd card and view photos.
861006
Unless you are running a computer the is using the old MS DOS all you have to do is plug it into the cpu and it show up in you windows explorer as a drive. If you don't have a bay that accepts the SD disk you can get an adapter that pluges into your USB, cost any were from a couple dollars on up. I have one I paid 4.00 for and it works great.. I have been using fax viewer that came with windows 8.?. Stealth cam also used to have their own view program, you may be able to get a copy if ypu contact them.
861007
WilliamActually you dontr need any soecial software. Just pop the sd card into your computer as you would any sd card and view photos.
1603095
I don't know what you mean by "other standard Scandisk" but you can certainly use an SDcard. The frame only allows you to view JPEG files. You can use any flash drive in the slot. You can view MPEG/AVI video files only. It is not HD Ready. I hope this helps. Straight from the manual. It also allows you to listen to MP3 files only.
2231643
I have not been able to download the software either. I have found a USB port to house my card from the camera to get the photos on the computer.
1714883
I used an SD card plugged into my computer and downloaded pictures to that and then just slide the sd card into the frame in the appropriate slot. It also has a slot for a thumb drive but the frame itself has very little internal memory so you need an external source.
1217434
Unfortunately the answer is "no". The program only recognizes scans as pictures and not characters.
657103
When considering these types of questions - I would pull the current bad drive an match the serial numbers up. This is what I did for the SAN I was working with. Management console may also provide more detail on the type of drive used. Otherwise look at IBM site for info on supported drives. I would not recommend any mixing of drives within a SAN, check for firmware updates on the storage system also.
406914
No special program is needed. As just other individuals mentioned, you just plug it in with cambe to USB port and get the files using Windows Explorer.
1202212
Either using Canon's DPP software or Windows Explorer, look at the contents of the memory card. There should be both .CR2 and .JPG files for each pic. PSE9 will only show one thumbnail for both.
1533404
No. It is just a storage device. To view photos you will have toconect it to a computer.
1118006
You can view on the screen but they are a little hard to see. You don't need any special software to view on a computer.
56570
No. You need a MicroSD. This is a stand SD card. You'll need this size. http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-MicroSDHC-Frustration-Free-Packaging--SDSDQX-032G-AFFP-A/dp/B00DM1BDKU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1406490474&sr=8-2&keywords=san+disk+microSD+extreme+pro
1714557
if the photos can be saved in jpeg file and always when choosing which program to saveregardsjohana
1170918
http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/peripherals/scanners/support/sl_download.html
441819
Hi, Probably the simpleist way is get a "card reader" from someplace that sells cameras (eBay) or Amazon. It has a USB connector on one end and a socket for a San Disk SDHC storage card at the other end. You can then remove the disk from your camera and mount it to the tablet and then view the pictures. Or, you can serarch Google or Amazon for an app that would allow you to connect your camera to the tablet via a USB cable.
935860
There's no software that you require. It does an offline scan into the card and later you transport the files into the system. So, it doesn't matter what OS you are using. Hope that helps !Happy New Year!
45931
It should recognize is, there should be an updated drive to view it. Check the Seagate website for that.
2253785
You don't mention what your setup is but the TriDef 3d software that comes with the monitor claims it will view a .mpo file. The software does have a photo mode with some sample photos. I don't have any .mpo files as I just view photos, movies, that I encounter on the web. The TriDef software claims that if you click on a photo, it will come up as a viewing option so I would plug the flash drive into my computer and click on one of the pictures. I do have a windows computer, I don't know about an apple.