If I buy an 8 GB scandisk MP3 player, will this external card expand the total memory to 40GB? Will i have 40 GB of storage space to store music?
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What Katie said, except that the usable capacity on a microsd card is not equivalent to its total maximum capacity. You will have a little less than 40GB to store music.
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Yes; according to the SanDisk website, all of their MP3 players are able to have up to 32GB added with a microSDHC card. 32GB plus the 8GB already on the device would give you a total of 40GB to store music on.
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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.
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Not sure what you mean but this card works great for me holding all my music and pictures but yet with 8gb free. Get it because it is cheap and will work great for you.
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We use a ScanDisk 16GB SD card. I would think that a ScanDisk 64GB card would work in it as well, but don't know for sure.
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Sorry, Bill, I returned the device the day I received it when I discovered that it couldn't put playlists in it. I never got to see if there was a shuffle mode. I ended up getting the 160 GB iPod classic and, though I miss some of the eq functions that the other smaller Cowon devices I own have, it does allow playlists and it is a whopping 148 total GB for music/video/photos. I'm happy with it.
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in the specifications, it says it can support USB and SD Card (Up to 32 GB size). I don't know if that is a total for both connected at once or 32 GB for USB and 32 GB for SD card. I assume its the latter but i use smaller capacity cards like 4 GB and 8 GB that way because there is no scroll list and i can find individual music folders easier on smaller capacity cards. There is a model that costs about 10 dollars more that has a scroll list which would be easier to find folders on larger capacity cards and drives. I have been using this music everyday in my car for nearly a year and love it to death!!
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If you look at the device your question is being asked about you will see that it states that it is a 4 GB drive. If you want to have the effective capacity of an 8 GB drive in number of songs then simply reduce the bitrate by half and reconvert your songs. For example if the bitrate for your MP3 songs are all at 320 kbps then simply re-convert using a bitrate of 156 kbps or the closest allowable number. You should not be able to hear much if any difference between the two bitrates.
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the paperwork says that up to a 16Gb microSD will work, but I have two of these units and they both have 32Gb cards installed and work with no problems. I tried a 64Gb microSD with no luck in either unit, so apparently 32Gb is as high as you can go. (I have almost 5000 songs on each 32Gb card).
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I did not have that player ? in case, is it not working !, check acceptable memory of that player ? i think that player has maximum acceptance memory size 8GB.
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There are several variables involved in answering this question. It depends on the length of each song and the capacity (Or the number of minutes) your memory card in the machine will hold. The memory card included with the machine is limited and holds about an hour or two of data. I purchased the largest memory card available for this machine and it holds about six hours of music/data. It works great and I can't say enough about how good this machine sounds. It's excellent!
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I have about 1250 average length songs on my 16 Gb thumb drive and it is using about 5.5 Gb of memory. My guess is you would hit the 2,000 song limit at about 8 Gb.
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Hi, apparently this type of Sony Walkman doesn't support expanded memory, it doesn't have any memory card slot. You may wanted to check on this model: NWZ-A17SLV, it supports expandable memory - micro sd memory card. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Ours has an 8-GB SDHC Card by ScanDisk. Not sure if there is one with higher capacity.
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An onboard microSDHC expansion slot lets you expand the MP3 player's capacity by up to 32GB with a SanDisk microSD or microSDHC card
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I might be a little slow - What about expandable memory - can I load music movie and content onto the sd card? or are you all saying it can only read and save content pulled over from another device like my laptop.
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No, maximum supported external microSD/microSDHC memory card capacity for the Sansa Clip Zip is 32GB, and it must be formatted as FAT32. See user manual pg 27.
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It will hold 4gb of songs, which is about 4000mb, so it will hold 500 8 mb songs, or 1000 4mb songs. I have never had an issue with space.