How can I set up separate upload folders on the Media Drive so my wife and I can keep our photos separate when uploading from our iPads?
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You can think this device as one of your computer storage. You can create as many folders as you want in this SanDisk Media Drive, just like you create folders in your local computer. Each folder in SanDisk Connect can be named as you want, then put the uploading photos into the right folder, and organize your files with different types. Hope this helps.
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Just use Windows "drag and drop" feature as if you were moving files between any other folders. No special software such as iTunes needed to place mp3 files on the device.
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No. Not exactly like any other flash drive although it is easier to drag files from the Mac/PC to this iflashdrive than to drag them from the ipad4 to the flash drive. Only certain files open up in the local storage of the Ipad4 to be saved on the flash drive. And not all files on the PC/MAC that are dragged onto the iflashdrive will open up on the ipad4. That will depend on whether there are similar apps on your ipad and even then the files may look different than they do on the PC/Mac laptop.
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I've asked the same thing myself. I have both formats (apple & amazon). I wish I can consolidate it with one software download, be it itunes or amazon unbox but I don't think this will ever happen.
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I typed a long version. It was lost while sending. Short answer is yes. I use 4 different Nikon(64gigs to download on the Nexto and make subfolders as well to support the single Folder generated by each of the 4 Nikons. Issues with SDXC & SDHC cards and the apple download devices to by-pass iTunes while donloading pics to iPads(64gigs) and 34 gig 4S's. If any one has any suggestions, I'm all ears. I hope that was of help.
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The image files (RAW and .jpg) are stored only on the camera memory card(s). The images show up on the iPAD, and you can choose to save them to the iPAD, while retaining the files on the memory card(s).
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My iPad is synced with my air Mac computer with iCloud, so my pics automatically go to my lap top. I also can plug my iPad to my computer and transfer my pics if I didn't have iCloud through iPhoto on my Mac lap top. Hope this is helpful!
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The drive is just to transport information tho your device. You should be able to print from your iPad screen as a web page our screen shot
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This is a memory drive that stores files but I do not think that it adds any memory to your iPad. You can by memory from iCloud then transfer things like your photos to that and perhaps free up some memory for your apps.
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No. I bought this with the idea of doing that. I wanted to transfer files with this item as a bridge between my iPad and my laptop. It does not work that way for me.
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No it does not. Media can be on SD Drive or USB Stick and stream it to iPad. You do need to install MediaShair App to have access to the drives though.
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Yes. The SanDisk wireless drive works great for photo back-up from the iPad. That is the primary reason I purchased the device & it has worked very well. When transferring a lot if pictures, it can take a few minutes, but still pretty quick for wireless. I move pictures to the drive, & back to the iPad quite often. It is also very handy for moving pics from my digital cameras onto the ipad for editing using the SD card slot. I use it between my iPad4, iPad2, & iPhone5.
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If you are referring to a USB thumb drive, the answer is it has a USB port. I have not yet had the need to use that yet. When you connect to your iPad it directly links to Photos. Hope that is helpful.
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I've been using One Note on this tablet and I've been having the documents sync to one drive. I can access those notebooks both on my tablet as well as my PC using windows 7. I'd imagine you could do the same with other documents stored on One Drive as well as dropbox for example.
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Yeah, probably... 2 different file systems, but there is a way. See http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2518
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Well I tried the SD Card reader and I was only able to import photos. The iPad does not have this. You can copy the files to the iCloud then to the SD card.
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Not really. It's not a backup device - in particular, there is no software that really serves that purpose. If you want to manually offload pictures from those devices, it will work for that, but you'll have to select the photos to copy. It's more meant as a way to consume content from a USB drive or SD card.