i have a 64gb sd card and its filled but when placed into the frame only 900 pictures are displayed. Is there a limit on the num of pics that show up?
1424966
i had no luck at using a 64 gb chip - the frame works with a 32 gb, though ...
1424967
All my pix don't play back either. Not sure why. My "techno-geek" husband can't figure it out either!!
2237982
The mb size of pictures are different that is what to look for, MB size. Yes I keep card in it, but switch to new card with new pictures so card is normally last viewed pictures. Sometimes I put older card in to let people view them. SD cards should be a backup to what you have on PC. You also should have extra USB HD backing those up. Frames are to show people not storage for pictures. Get big viewing frame ( inside area ) so people can see the pictures.
1443084
I have a 4 gb in my phone and lots of memoryI have a 4 gb memory card and have 56 pics on it. never filled it up yet.
2138497
Yup- need to have some data on there...it helps! Too bad the SD card reader is limited to SD and won't play the newer SDHC. So the card reader is limited to 2 gigs. Somewhat useful but not supe-useful for video as many of those files or folders are well over 2 gigs.
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This answer is entirely dependent on the number of megepixels yur camers uses and this can vary depending on your camera's settings. If your camera uses an SD card, you can get a good estimate of how many pictures the Cruzer will hold by noting how many pictures an empty SD card holds [Your camera will tell you how many pictures remain on an empty card]. Divide the Cruzer mamory size by the SD Card Memory size. Multiply this result by the number of pictures avauilable on ther SD Card. This is only an estimate because a number of camera settings affect the stored size of each picture. In general a 64MB Cruzer would hold about 16 times as many pictures as a 4 MB SD Card and 4 times as many as a 16MB SD card. Good luck
1571760
Depends on size of SD/SDHC card and size of pictures. If all pictures are scaled to 800x600 pixels, a 4 GB card should hold over 20,000 pictures. On the other hand, the normal output of my camera is a picture of 4310x2868 pixels (a 10.8 MB file); a 32 GB card would be needed to hold about 2,900 pictures.
320207
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.
1571761
I put 1751 Photos in a 8GB SD card and they all play. NOTE: if you get a red x on some Photos form the net it is because they are a NON STANDARD SIZE. You Can use FastStone Photo Resizer to Batch Resize. Just pick one of the Standard Size in the APP. Advanced Options/ Standard Size Height 600/ Filter Lanczos2 (Sharper)
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I used up to an 8GB SDHC card in mine ALL the time and that will hold thousands and thousands of photos. I had THE best luck with this camera!! I bought like 3 in a row and since I am a photo taking addict LOL I used a lot of cards and kept getting ones with bigger memories which is how I KNOW it will hold 8 GB. Good luck and may God bless!
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I loaded about 125 photos at full resolution(up to 20mb/picture) and the frame worked flawlessly. Then I repressed the same photos to reduce their size and to see if there would be any noticeable difference. There was no apparent difference. It continued to work flawlessly and it displayed all of the photos that I loaded. I expect it can (and will) store and display several thousand images with the 4GB thumb drive but I haven't load that much yet. I suggest that you try fewer images and/or reduce the resolution of the images. Consider the size of the library that you have loaded. Other than that I have no more suggestions. I loaded about 125 photos at full resolution(up to 20mb/picture) and the frame worked flawlessly. Then I repressed the same photos to reduce their size and to see if there would be any noticeable difference. There was no apparent difference. It continued to work flawlessly and it displayed all of the photos that I loaded. I expect it can (and will) store and display several thousand images with the 4GB thumb drive but I haven't load that much yet. I suggest that you try fewer images and/or reduce the resolution of the images. Consider the size of the library that you have loaded. Other than... » Read More I loaded about 125 photos at full resolution(up to 20mb/picture) and the frame worked flawlessly. Then I repressed the same photos to reduce their size and to see if there would be any noticeable difference. There was no apparent difference. It continued to work flawlessly and it displayed all of the photos that I loaded. I expect it can (and will) store and display several thousand images with the 4GB thumb drive but I haven't load that much yet. I suggest that you try fewer images and/or reduce the resolution of the images. Consider the size of the library that you have loaded. Other than that I have no more suggestions. « Show Less
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Haven't a clue. But my Granddaughter seemed to have taken several hundred. But the smart thing to do is download the pic's every day or so or it becomes too much of a chore and you can't be bothered, and then you lose them all. Because really, suppose it stored 2000, what are you going to do with them? I am the wrong person to ask this because I am probably too methodical. I take a lot of pictures whilst on vacation, and then every night I download them, get rid of the crap and date them. But that's me.
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The SD card says 64 GB so I'm assuming it's 64 GB. Sorry I'm not any better help
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Hello, If your file sizes are larger, they will fill the the supplied 4GB USB drive "faster". It really depends on the file sizes of how many can be stored. The resolution of this frame is 80 x 600 with a DPI of 72. If you do not resize to this optimal resolution, there could be playback issues or pixelation. It is actually very easy to resize. Here is a helpful link: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
73249
A 2gb sd card can hold a lot of pictures, the number of which will depend on the settings on the camera and the megapixels that your camera shoots with.Lets say you have a 8 megapixel camera. The average might be around 5 mb per photo if you haven't changed the factory settings. That would put you in the range of 380 to 410 pictures.
325888
Check that you have an SD card as well as the built-in memory? I believe it can take up to a 32GB card.
253488
I believe you will need to "format" the memory card, or try purchasing a new memory card to try to use. You know how to erase images, so erase ALL images both on the memory card and on the internal memory which can hold 5-10 pictures. Try a new memory card (or borrow one from another unit or application) and attempt to use it. I've had memory cards fail and need replacing. Good luck.
2008651
It takes a regular sd card. I bought an 8 gb. I have about 500 pix on it right now, and it's not full. I don't know how many more it can take.