so i need a sd card to play music
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save your money, buy a better brand mini player. my player broke after about a month or so of use.
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Yes you can(as long as the music is in MP3 format), but watch because the stick protrudes out and clothing can catch on it. The SD card is a better choice because it does not stick out unless it is ejected
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I also have a 8 GB SD and well I have it set up on folders and it plays every track on it pretty well just make sure you seek the menu button if its on a different folder just put them together to get the rest of the tracks hope this helps tho
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It has a music player and if you get one that doesnt, there are plenty of apps that will allow you to. Since it comes with a card reader (mini card and they are not overly expensive but they arent cheap either, bout a buck/G, 32G is about $30) I would assume you can download music to the card and play from it. I just played the music on the installed HD and it does play and the volume isnt too bad, at least you can hear the song pretty well, unlike some I have had in the past.
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not necessary unless you happen to use the card on a standard SD slot......
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Use a computer with sd card slot or insert the sd card into the headphones slot and use a wire to conect it to a computer!
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ye, it can but u need to crest a folder which have the music u want, then it can play, remember, it powered by android
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you need to buy a micro SD card and if you want to download onto PC, a micro SD adapter
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An SD card is simply another form of memory. The simplest to think about is a CD. Music is written to a CD, and anytime you put the CD into the player, that music will play. With an SD card and a computer (that has an SD slot), you can add or remove at any time, like with a jump drive, place it in the SD slot on the player, and play the music on that card. If you don't want to use the SD card slot, don't worry. It would be like ignoring AM radio if you never listen to it. It's just another way to play specific musid vif you are so inclined.
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Sorry...wish I could help...I just put all my music on SD cards...works really well...If this is a new machine return it...If it's an older machine might just need a lens cleaning.
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You must buy your own SD card. They are inexpensive, and you may choose the size you like.
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I couldn't find a way to do so. I needed to remove the music from folders in order to play them. You could use separate memory cards I suppose.
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You can play audio files from the SD card but the player will not remember where you were and will not let you create playlists. Not good.
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I do not havr a sd card i play music from my cell phone through the car mp3 player,so you should be able to listen to songs from your mp3
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The short answer is YES. If you leave the microSD card in the unit, you can play a sound of any length you would like.
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You will need memory card reader with a computer in order save music files into the card like USB thumb drive. You can just drag file like you did on the USB thumb drive.
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After reading this question, I decided I wanted to know the answer also. I've only been using generic 1 and 2GB micro SD cards without problems. So I grabbed my DSLR and took out the Sandisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 micro SD card inside. I downloaded a bunch of music folders from my PC and copied them to the card. I put the card into the SimplyVibe Portable Speaker and it immediately started playing my music.