So a NTFS can only be read wirelessly using this adapter correct? What about a HFS+ can I transfer files on that using this?
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I would say not to waste your time on device. I used it for a month and then trashed it. response and transfer speeds are horrible.
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Sorry I can't help with that. I did get help with the device from Justanswer.com
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It is able to read play most any video, image or music file directly from a windows shared directly, including those NTFS drives. Is also DLNA compatible. Love mine.
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Yes you can if it connects by USB. You can also connect over a network if the drive is shared and skip the wires.
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In one word- yes. You can do it by either connecting a cable or using the FileHub's own wifi signal.
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NTFS, xFAT and FAT32. I use NTFS. Previsouly used FAT32 and had issues with the device not being detected on all devices. Re-formatted to NTFS and its perfect. I can't recommend this device enough. I get 150 Megabyes a second writes on this!
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As yet, I've not needed tech support. I installed a 1TB drive and as I mentioned in my review, the documentation leaves some to be desired. You _have_ to format the drive before the device will make it visible to computers plugged into the USB port. I verified that I can read 32GB CF and SD cards and that I can get the files off the drive over the USB port. Those are the main functions I'm counting on.
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I don't think there's any way to transfer files from a wireless device to an SD card in the DashDrive; you can only pull files from the SD card to your wireless device.
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I don't have this device, but as a retired IT geek I thought I'd chime in and mention that many of these tablets can't read flash drives that have been formatted to NTFS on a pc. They tend to prefer FAT32 over NTFS. Most flash drives are formatted FAT32 by default, but if you reformatted it on a pc it would likely have defaulted to NTFS. Hope that helps.
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Yes you can, once you have wirelessly connected your computer to the Verbatim MediaShare. However, this begs the question why you would want to do this as you'd be restricted to wireless and USB2 speeds, whereas direct connection of the hard drive to the computer would potentially give you USB3 speeds. Of course, if you wanted to share the device across multiple computers it could be used as a wireless network-attached storage (NAS) system.
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64GB SDXC OK.. I formatted as exFAT instead of NTFS. Turn off wireless and connect to PC will be able to read/write files. My 32GB USB has FAT and works OK.
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The drive app will see the folders; how it interacts w/ your ethernet question is unknown. It should work, but ... connectivity is diceySorry I cannot be more specifici
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Well, I do not know as it seems pretty neatly closed, but there is always the alternative to use an external and/or network accessible drives. That's what I do over a Gigabit network. Good luck.
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I'm not sure. Interesting application, so the whole network could access the drive, but I think you'd have to reach out to the manufacturer for that one.
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With this adapter you can transfer to a flas drive or connect directly to a PC
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I don't know. I am unsure if the adapter I had works properly. Your system sees something, but if you reformat, you will lose the info on the drive.
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read is ok, but now it can't write to ntfs hard drivers. for fat format, read and write are all ok.
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It depends on what you want to do. To work on the device itself, the device own RAV FileHUB seemed to do the job pretty well even for watching videos. Essentially, it work like your average local network file server so anything that supports that should work. I use File Browser and GoodReader but have only really use RAV FileHUB on it. Where available, I would prefer to connect the storage devices directly to my computer and only uses the device when on the move.