I put in a 64G SD card. Now it just says "mass Storage". What does that mean ?
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I see your question was answered. I just wanted to add that I do believe the max size is 32 gb and the recommended speed is class 4. So that's what I got and it works great. I think that loops for 8 hours or so, which is plenty of time to download the video if needed to keep them.
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Did you hook it up to the computer? The computer will say "mass storage" when you attach your dashcam to it, that's how you transfer your video files off of it. I think there might be a size restriction on these dashcams as well, for mine it was 32gb.
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I am using an 8GB card, but the spec sheet says it will support up to a 32GB Micro SD.
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Unknown. That would be a function of the SD card size. I haven;t had time to experiment it. I would like to know also. I purchased the 32gb mini SD card-wonder it it can handle a 64?
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Actually this product didnt work fine for me.. They issued refund for it. This show as 32gb but we can't even save 2gb in it. Donno wats d issue was.
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The SD card has to be formatted. If it still says SD full, then more than likely the card is bad. I had that happen to one of my cards. A new card fixed it. Thanks, Jim
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It means you can insert a separately bought microSD card (originally called TF card) to extend the built-in memory of 4 GB to up to 32+4 GB. Such cards are sold at many places, prices vary. It is not needed for operation.However, the original maps that I had on it almost filled the 4 GB, so you might need an extension if you want to upload more maps or applications. I never had the need for this, though, and there is also the option of removing existing maps and applications to only keep what you are really using.
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I have the model with 64gig internal, and it will take a SD with another 64gigs. From the lit I have read, both models should be able to take a 64gig card.
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John: I'm using a normal sd card, with 32 GB capacity. Try to buy a fast one. Regards, I hope this help
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Samsung's file manager app usually have write access to their devices MicroSD card slot. Some apps have support for storing their data _correctly_ on secondary external storage (i.e. the SD card slot) such as the Movies & TV and Music apps for Google Play also can store their content there instead of on the internal memory.Most people also do not require greater than 64GB internal storage (it comes in 32 and 64 models), and can just read from external HDD's whenever we need more like 1TB worth of data lol.
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Hi Shane,Don't know for sure. I would think the limitation would be in the SD card's capacity. It can use 4, 8, 16, and 32 which is what it came with, so why not 64? But I'm not positive.
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Problem Solved. You need to first put your 64GB microsd SDXC card into a SD adapter and FORMAT to exFAT and set to DEFAULT allocation size. After format plug into Elago Nano II and it should immediately see it.
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A micro sd card can be left in the unit. When plugged into your computer, internal memory will show as a drive and the card as another drive. This assumes you've set USB mode to MSC (mass storage) under settings&gt;system settings&gt;USB mode.
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Sorry to inform you that 64GB micro sd card will not work. Device is only support upto 32GB
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I have not tried a 64GB card, but I would guess that the camera is using FAT 32 format and so can't handle larger capacities.
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There seem to be several different configurations out there. Mine has 2 GB of data storage. Other respondents have other memory sizes. My guess is that the .5 GB is max data storage... but that is a guess. Mine also has an SD slot, but that's not mentioned in the specs here. Sorry not to be more precise.
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If this happens to you, make sure you have a FAT32-formatted microSD card inserted properly. This happens to me if I forget to put the card back in after transferring files. The device has no built-in memory at all.
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The internal memory "LOCAL" is already mounted as "SDCARD", so when you add a new external SD card it mounts it as SDCARD1. This creates the problem of the OS pointing to the onboard partition(499MB) as the SDCARD for the purposes of managing apps and "moving them to SD". In order to use your installed sd card for apps, you have to root the device to gain permissions to modify the "\SYSTEM\ETC\vold.fstab.nnd" file and swap the assignments for "LOCAL" and "SDCARD". For me, I ended up with the following lines: "dev_mount LOCAL /mnt/sdcard1 auto /devices/virtual/mtd/mtd1/nandblk5" and "dev_mount SDCARD /mnt/sdcard auto /devices/platform/imap-mmc.1/mmc_host/mmc0" If you have any sort of programming experience, this will be easy. Hopefully this helps solve the problem for those willing to put in the effort. Be warned that "rooting" your device and modifying any of these files improperly could have bad results and/or void warranty. P.S. Dragon Touch/Tablet Express should patch this issue to correct it for everyone so we don't have to go to such extremes.