can a memory card be added to up the quanity of music to be stored
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I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever so slightly thicker than the original one and my screen cracked when trying to close it with a new battery. I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever... » Read More I had one of these 16GB Sansa View players and yes, I added a 16GB mini SD card to double the memory of it. It worked great until the battery finally failed. I am surprised that you found one of them still working since they are quite old now. They are at least 6 years old or more now. I had to eventually replace mine with a Sansa Fuse+ 16GB and used the same 16GB micro SD card in it as well without reloading the card. The Sansa View is far superior to the Sansa Fuse+, congradulations on finding one that still works. Beware of replaceing the battery in it, the replacement batteries are ever so slightly thicker than the original one and my screen cracked when trying to close it with a new battery. « Show Less
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Yes you can. I actually prefer to record on the SD cards and retain them as the storage medium when they are full. Make sure you use a high quality SD card rated class 6 or above. I personally like Sandisk media.
1030052
You need to drag the music files from your music library to the memory card of the player
1892763
It has a slot for a micro SD card to increase the storage. It will handle up to a 32GB card.
2257398
The only way I know is to put music onto the memory card and plug that into the tablet. Lots of luck ... I wish I had never purchased this piece of crap. If you haven't bought, I urge you to reconsider and buy something better.
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Yes, there is. There is also a slot for an SD card for additional music & memory.
1949426
Yes as long as your MP3 device can support a 32GB card and it fits in the slot for your device.
1979245
Yes if you save stuff to the card. You can also move previously downloaded apps and pictures to the sd card. And music.
364157
Yes I have used a 64gb Sandisk with no problem. You just have to create a folder on the card first then drop the music in the folder.
1192063
Check your formats the file types supported is limited as is file size the sd card is mostly for music
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No, there is no limit. I think the maximum is 32GB SD card. You can load songs as much as you want.I am using 16GB (not full yet), & has around 600 songs in it. Press & hold the forward button for 3 seconds to play music in RANDOM.
773103
No you can't is only an mp3 player. You can storage pictures if you need, but does not have built in camera.
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From the product description, you cannot add music to this cube. You need to add mp3 files to a memory stick / SD Card and plug that memory stick / SD Card in the cube.
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I put a MP3 file on my 32GB SDHC card, played fine. The next size up, 64GB, requires SDXC which is a different file format, haven't tested.
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Hi ... I can't remember that right now. But I advice you to buy 256GB. I have a lot of musics and photos, and there's no memory anymore. I have to use an external HD... Go and buy 256GB. You'll be happier :)
476404
They are internal to the device. You can add additional storage by adding an SD card.
409014
It's only 8GB which will probably hold your songs but adding 500 photos will push it to the limit. I would go up to, say, a 30GB Cruzer...that will hold all you've got and leave room to add lots more.