Does the credit card/DVD slot also do micro-cuts, or are they larger pieces?
1010268
It makes confetti out of credit cards. Hope that's what you wanted to know.
1010269
I haven't shred any DVD's but everything else is coming out in pieces a little over an inch which is not as small as I expected.
1702986
According to the Fellowes site for this shredder, credit cards are to be shred through the CD slot. See info below. Will shred: Paper, credit cards, CD/DVDs/3.5 disks and staples Will not shred: Continuous forms, adhesive labels, transparencies, newspaper, cardboard, paper clips,* laminates or plastic other than noted above Paper shred size: Confetti-Cut.................................................................... 5/64" x 5/16" (2 x 8mm) Card/CD shred size: Strip-Cut ............................................................................................ 5/16" (8mm)
2196325
I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case (the tiny USB adapters that came with the MicroSD cards are utterly worthless). I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case... » Read More I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case (the tiny USB adapters that came with the MicroSD cards are utterly worthless). « Show Less
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This is both micro (small) and cross cut. Strips are 1/2" long by 3/32" (between 1/16'' and 1/8"). This the smallest of the various shredding cuts: 1) strip, 2)crosscut, and 3)micro cut. If noise is of any concern this is much quieter than my previous crosscut shredder and I would recommend it for that alone. Because shreds are smaller they compact down so you don't have to empty the bin as often. The removable bin is handy for dumping. My previous shredder required lifting the heavy cutter head in order to empty the bin. Listen to the video in the customer reviews; it should be the first one that comes up. This is both micro (small) and cross cut. Strips are 1/2" long by 3/32" (between 1/16'' and 1/8"). This the smallest of the various shredding cuts: 1) strip, 2)crosscut, and 3)micro cut. If noise is of any concern this is much quieter than my previous crosscut shredder and I would recommend it for that alone. Because shreds are smaller they compact down so you don't have to empty the bin as often. The removable bin is handy for dumping. My previous shredder required lifting the heavy cutter head in order to empty the bin. Listen to the video in the customer reviews; it should... » Read More This is both micro (small) and cross cut. Strips are 1/2" long by 3/32" (between 1/16'' and 1/8"). This the smallest of the various shredding cuts: 1) strip, 2)crosscut, and 3)micro cut. If noise is of any concern this is much quieter than my previous crosscut shredder and I would recommend it for that alone. Because shreds are smaller they compact down so you don't have to empty the bin as often. The removable bin is handy for dumping. My previous shredder required lifting the heavy cutter head in order to empty the bin. Listen to the video in the customer reviews; it should be the first one that comes up. « Show Less
2006645
I did not have any problems at all cutting the tape it comes with. I don't think they have changed the size, and I don't think it matters. It works great.
101155
No, it's specifically designed to only print out the instax mini film, the credit card size one.
2196324
The answer to my own question, I've discovered, is yes.I have an 8GB microSD card with an SD card adapter (package says it's an SDHC adapter) and the DVD player will read from the SD adapter, which means I've essentially gotten it to read an 8GB SD card!
480878
is it possible to get an adapter for memorycards for the micro SD slot and upload pictures?how many usb ports are there? could one attach a other things to that, including a DVD burner?
1680328
No it has no slot for cd/dvd's. You will have to get an external cd/dvd UBS player. Amazon.com has them from $15-$80 . . . .
2125381
My understanding when I bought the shredder was that it was intended for paper and credit cards. However, in looking at the user's manual, it states on page one: "Do not attempt to shred materials other than paper, credit cards and CD's in the provided feed slots." I've only used the machine for paper and credit card shredding. I don't have a dedicated slot for CD's on my CX80 model so I've never tried to shred them. DVD's are not mentioned anywhere in the manual. Hope this helps.
571875
Yes there is a little credit card sized remote, mostly good for going through a slide show presentation. Also comes with charger, cord to connect to computer, and instruction booklet. That's all I can think of.
2077114
Has slot for Micro SD but is shipped with no card. I am thrilled with mine (bought 5) I use them on my flying airplane models. Color video with sound, records in 10 min clips. Can't beat it for the money. dm
2095662
Hi Tammy Sorry for the delay ,it actualy has a few slots but i cant tell you if it good for credit cards.
2213604
Didn't seem to be, we only used it to digitize our vhs stuff so we only used one type of disc that we bought like twenty of. It's been awhile but I don't remember it giving us any problems
1877187
yes. Multimedia Card Slot: 1 x 5 in 1 card reader : SD+MMC+MS+MS PRO SDHC Thanks
617801
There is a groove for the smaller dvd's. If it is placed correctly in the machine and closed properly it is possible to duplicate them. Sometimes the rpms will 'float' it and you may get an error message.
656533
No it does not require any additional cutting. The card comes cut to micro SIM size already.