What are the file formats supported
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Denis Villeneuve, The supported file extensions are: *.avi *.mkv *.asf *.wmv *.mp4 *.3gp *.vro *.mpg *.mpeg *.ts *.tp *.trp *.mov *.flv *.vob *.svi *.m2ts *.mts *.divx Page 661 of the owner's manual below will also list the supported audio codecs and resolutions for file formats: http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201209/20120910094456985/[ENG_US]WEB-XTATSCE-1015-0907.pdf Thanks for your interest in Samsung televisions. --Mr. S
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It supports :-Support Video Format : MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, WMV, MP4, MPG, VOB (Up to 1080p).-Support Audio Format : MP3, WMA, WAV.-Support Photo Format : JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG.-Support e-Reader Format : PDF, PDF, DRM, TXT, EPUB, EPUB DRM, HTML, FB2.
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yes, you can't format it to FAT32 it must be formatted to NTFS - there is a dropdown menu and that option is there when you format the drive.
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Yes it does work with that file format. However I do NOT recommend this product, way too many bugs!
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You should be able to access most files that have a common app (Mac and PC) - the challenge will be saving any updates. Typically PC formatted external drives are FAT32, which will convert to the MAC, but not able to be write enabled back. The exception will be music and photos, they should be available for iTunes and iPhoto imports.
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You can also format it as exFat. It will support Windows and Mac that way. Ironically, it will not support Xbox 360.
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Yes, You may have to format to work. The one I bought was exFAT. exFAT is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.5 or newer, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
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You can export in many different formats, Excel being one of them (xls and/or csv)
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There are many choices of file types to save to.....jpeg, bmp and tiif are some
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Per their manual - Only 800x600 or lower resolution images in JPG format (baseline coding) are supported. you get the message "The image file is not supported by this device."
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Supported Formats/Subtitle : SRT, SUB, SMI, SSA, ASS, IDX, TXThttp://www.asus.com/us/Multimedia/OPlay_Mini/#specifications
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I have been able to use any file type I have tried so far, as long as I view them via browser instead of the viewing app.
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Don't own this particular disk, but the support for large files is unrelated with the disk itself. It is a limitation of the file system used on it, so if you format the drive as FAT, then it will have an upper limit on file sizes of 4gb. There are other file systems which support bigger files, such as NTFS (or HFS+ in case you're using a Mac). But do notice that FAT is still the most widely supported format, so some devices might have issue reading from a NTFS disk.
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Thanks for this tip. It appears to truly index the CONTENTs of PDF files & a bunch of other formats (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, HTML, WordPerfect, text, ZIP files and OpenOffice) and indexes JUST the filenames of other formats (GZ, HLP, RAR, SWF, TAR, VSD, SXD, MHT) - see tinyurl for yju73uq for a list of all formats supported in both ways. For $49 you get a really useful tool for ALL your files (professional version of Copernic Desktop Search just adds indexing of Lotus Notes & eases deployment, don't care about either). I'll report back on how this works out.
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I've had it for a while now, so I can't remember for sure. I believe it comes as FAT32 for complete compatibility across OS's, but formatting it to NTFS (which is what I did) takes all of 10 seconds by plugging it in, right-clicking on it and selecting "Format..." from the list. I like to use NTFS because it doesn't have the same file size restrictions of FAT32.
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I'm not clear what you are asking. The length of the files, how wide, or something else. Please clarify.
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you can format it for either or. If you formatted windows you'll only be able to read the files on a Mac. You won't be able to right to it from a Mac and vice versa.