Can files be moved both ways or only from phone to flash drive?
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Can be used both ways. As a normal flash drive but also works with micro USB for phone. I use mine as extra storage in the event that I run low on media storage in my phone.
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Files can be moved both ways so log as your phone recognizes the flash drive as a storage device.
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Both ways. Depends on how good a phone you have whether or not it will be able to play it though. I'm sure mp3s and pics will work just fine though.
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It works both ways. Also from PC/Mac to your phone. I recommend Root Explorer app instead of the Sandisk app the company recommends
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You can not have both plugs plugged in at the same time. You can move a file to, or retrieve a file from, your phone (or tablet), then unplug the SanDisk, and plug into any USB type A jack. The device is not a live bridge between systems, but a storage device, that can work on any system. Hope this helps!
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You use either the browser interface or the RAV Filehub app for IOS or Android and it allows you to copy from sdcard to your usb flashdrive or hard drive (or visa versa). The copy happens directly in the device without going through your computer and it appears to be much faster than copying up to your computer.
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Yes you should be able to move USB Thumb drive data to SD Card with the device
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Yes you can, just be careful the type of files you want to move to it. I read that raw files can be a problem.
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You can use file manager apps to transfer files to an external card or drive, but I haven't found a way to do the same with apps and still be able to use them. Even with my tablet rooted, I can't change the path so that apps transfer to the external sd slot, instead of the internal partition. You can use ES File Explorer, or similar apps, to transfer downloaded movies, music, ROMs and other similar files to the external sd slot (or a flash/external drive with a usb adapter).
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Good question never tried it, however, i use an App called Dropbox. put it on your pc and your phone. transfer files to dropbox and you can get it on any device. no need for cables . Connect your flash to your tab or pc and transfer to Dropbox, it is then available on phone, tab and pc.
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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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You can use both storages. If u want to save pics and other documents maybe, use es file explorer and just transfer the files. But for apps, its either one or the other. Hope this helps!
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Yes you can format USB flash drive to FAT or FAT16. Be sure to back up your files first. Always back up files before formatting. You can check on youtube for some examples and tutorials.
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Unfortunately it doesnt seem this unit is capable of interpreting a phone as a usb storage device. Ive tried on two newer phones with no luck. Works fine with a usb stick though.
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You can format your HDD to exFAT which is windows and Mac compatible. Maybe android will pick it up.
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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 am not sure, i have not tried on my phone I a just using it as a USB drive.
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Are you talking about a Galaxy pad or cell phone or what? I attached the connection from the Flash Drive/thumb drive to the phone and viewed the pictures. However, for transferring photos from the camera to the Flash Drive, you may have to first transfer the photos to a computer and then to the thumb drive. I saw no way to transfer from the camera to the thumb drive.
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Android 4.4 only blocks 3rd party apps from accessing your microSD. You should be able to transfer files between your microSD and this dual USB Drive.
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Yes via the phone app control. You can copy stuff off the SD card onto a USB storage. I've used this to copy memory cards using a second external reader plugged into the USB Port.
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It depends on the size of the file. These flash drives are garbage. They are only like 8gb. After that it will start to overwright all your files and you will loose everything. False advertising at its finest!