Would i have to put music into 6 folders as the other usb adapters ? Or can i organise my music freely? Is it limited to a 4GB usb stick/mem card?
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Sorry but I have only used it with the aux feature the sound quality is great though and pretty easy installation
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You need to create folders on the memory. This is from the User Manual:"Yatour supports multi-folder playback. To access the music, it is important that the music has been saved/organized into folders which are named CD01, CD02, CD03 ... CD99. When playback, CD01 [...] CD99 will correspondingly display on radio panel screen. If there is no "CD0x", all folders and tracks/songs will be recognized as only one virtual CD disk. [...] The naming of the tracks/songs is unrestricted [...]"I couldn't find a max capacity on the box/manual but I used mine with a Lexar Professional 133x with 8GB and it worked perfect.Hope it helps. You need to create folders on the memory. This is from the User Manual:"Yatour supports multi-folder playback. To access the music, it is important that the music has been saved/organized into folders which are named CD01, CD02, CD03 ... CD99. When playback, CD01 [...] CD99 will correspondingly display on radio panel screen. If there is no "CD0x", all folders and tracks/songs will be recognized as only one virtual CD disk. [...] The naming of the tracks/songs is unrestricted [...]"I couldn't find a max capacity on the box/manual but I used mine with a Lexar... » Read More You need to create folders on the memory. This is from the User Manual:"Yatour supports multi-folder playback. To access the music, it is important that the music has been saved/organized into folders which are named CD01, CD02, CD03 ... CD99. When playback, CD01 [...] CD99 will correspondingly display on radio panel screen. If there is no "CD0x", all folders and tracks/songs will be recognized as only one virtual CD disk. [...] The naming of the tracks/songs is unrestricted [...]"I couldn't find a max capacity on the box/manual but I used mine with a Lexar Professional 133x with 8GB and it worked perfect.Hope it helps. « Show Less
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Yes, you have to put music in folders named as CD01, CD02 and so on. I use 8GB mem card and it works fine, no problem whatsoever. Didn't try with bigger ones.
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Right now I have on one of mine, 13.9GB of total usable space (the other 2.1BG takes up the operating system). I currently have 4.35GB of free space left open. The other part is filled up with the following content: That includes 113 full albums averaging between 6 to 15 songs per album using 4.40GB of space and 59 music videos that is using 5.12GB of the storage space. The music videos are assorted sizes form 3.10MB to 177MB. I am always adding and removing songs and videos depending upon what style of music I'm into at the time. It's all drag and drop when you sync it to the player in your pc so moving things around is easy. I always try to leave at least 1 or more GB of free space open so that the music videos don't get jerky. I own more than one of these and it's really more about having not running out of battery before I can get back to recharge. Music uses a lot less battery, but the videos can wear down the battery pretty fast. These are small and very portable and I use them plugged into the car stereo for road trip music playlists and while waiting around in long lines, etc. at sci-fi conventions where it's not easy to get back to the room to recharge. Probably TMI but I hope this helps you in some way!
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As far as I know you can not put in a usb flash drive. But you can put in a flash card and it will play it. you can not put music into it as far as I know there is no memory in the unit you add the flash card to it with music on it that you down load from cds or the internet. To down load music you simply get it on your computer then put it onto a flash card you have for the unit.
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In my ibasso dx50 hd player I have a 64 mico sd card and I have not filled that up you have 128g. Then you have more then plantey of space to put music on.just because they say that. I have not seen a 2tb card
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On a front panel there are 2 slots for mini SD cards.Left one is for GPS card. You'll need to find the iGO maps for Brasil and load it there (delete the old ones)My card is 4GB. I found a guy who did it for me. As I install all Europe. And the 2GB card I used for music and install it in the right slot.
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I couldn't find a way to do so. I needed to remove the music from folders in order to play them. You could use separate memory cards I suppose.
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I haven't tried that but I'm pretty sure you could. I personally use an 8GB SD card. However, it doesn't show the sub-directories and also there is no shuffle. So what I did was basically put all my songs in the root folder which works pretty well.
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I don't entirely understand the question, but I'll give you my scenario. I have an old computer that was built in 2002, it has a 40 Gb hard drive that is partitioned, and it runs USB 1.1. I also have a new Dell Vista machine where my main iTunes library is stored, that is at a different location so networking isn't an option. I wanted to back up my music, and I wanted to play it on the old machine, so I bought one of these drives for that. Now I don't have to use 16 (or so, I think the actual capacity is 15.something Gb) Gb of space on that tiny hard drive, I can use the USB drive for all my music. It opened up the space on the old hard drive so I don't have to duplicate the music files there. ITunes reads just fine from the flash drive over USB 1.1; it took some work to copy all the files into iTunes from the flash drive though and get it all set up. As long as the drive letter stays the same, iTunes can find the music any time that flash drive is plugged in and play directly from it. I hope this helps.
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Yes it plays mp3 on a thumb drive and yes u can put them in folders. For instance I have mine seperated rap,reggae, soft rock etc. and each of these folders I have sub folders. In rap 2pac, biggie, latest rap etc and the same goes for the other genres. Also the USB can connect the iPod iPhone android device. It can also access these device through built in blue tooth.
1050184
It is as simple as plug it into your computer via USB cable then drag and drop songs into the music folder, I have almost a gig of music on mine and not half used.... this is probably the best little MP3 player I've seen.
740080
We can copy to internal memory and SDcard like it is usb drive. Better rename any folder before move to Fiio, since it always slow and crash when try to rename via USB connect. Eject all disk before unplug.
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I dont know if it's possible to create categories of music. I have my music in a seperate folder on my sd card, but it just shuffles.
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Unfortunately not... and in fact it only appears to cycle through the songs in the "root" folder of the USB drive. Another improvement would be to have a "random" or "shuffle" setting for the songs, but as it stands... the only option is to listen to them in the order they appear on the drive. Still, despite these limitations, the little unit has great sound and the FM radio is very good.
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I also have a 8 GB SD and well I have it set up on folders and it plays every track on it pretty well just make sure you seek the menu button if its on a different folder just put them together to get the rest of the tracks hope this helps tho
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I have not used music on the phone yet. I have an adapter and a reader for my micro sd card though and I transfer a lot of pics and vids to and from my computer using it. If your computer has a slot for it that is great, otherwise you will need either an adapter (depending on your computer) or a reader. I like this one: SanDisk SDDR-121-A11M MobileMate Micro Memory Card Reader (Red/Black)I have it, and use it daily. Although I bought mine at Best Buy, I do see amazon has a better price than what I paid. You slip your card into it and it plugs into your computer just like a USB drive.You can also just use a cord but I find it easier and faster my way... I have not used music on the phone yet. I have an adapter and a reader for my micro sd card though and I transfer a lot of pics and vids to and from my computer using it. If your computer has a slot for it that is great, otherwise you will need either an adapter (depending on your computer) or a reader. I like this one: SanDisk SDDR-121-A11M MobileMate Micro Memory Card Reader (Red/Black)I have it, and use it daily. Although I bought mine at Best Buy, I do see amazon has a better price than what I paid. You slip your card into... » Read More I have not used music on the phone yet. I have an adapter and a reader for my micro sd card though and I transfer a lot of pics and vids to and from my computer using it. If your computer has a slot for it that is great, otherwise you will need either an adapter (depending on your computer) or a reader. I like this one: SanDisk SDDR-121-A11M MobileMate Micro Memory Card Reader (Red/Black)I have it, and use it daily. Although I bought mine at Best Buy, I do see amazon has a better price than what I paid. You slip your card into it and it plugs into your computer just like a USB drive.You can also just use a cord but I find it easier and faster my way... « Show Less
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The Soundfly Aux can support USB thumb drives and SD cards up to 32GB. Please email support@satechi.com for further assistance.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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Hi there. I have 32 gb flash drive and am able to get into subfolders without any problem. Also tried with phone storage with in 64gb and not issues. Able to play any song from the root and sub folders as well.