I just want to use this for use with my windows PC. Will there be any problems with the SDXC format?
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This will be up to the reader built in or added via USB to your machine. If you give more details you may get more help here. Generally speaking this should work unless the reader is extremely old.
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that question is better put to the PC manufacturer. Personally, I've used SD, SDHC and SDXC in my PC without a problem.
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As long as your computer features an SD card input, it should be a pretty safe bet. I use one as a hard-drive for a Raspberry Pi and it's been great with no complaints. That being said, sometimes computers and peripherals have weird interactions due to quirks specific to either the peripheral or computer.
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I believe j.m. is incorrect. I have been using a 32GB SDHC MicroSD card (note, this player uses "micro", NOT "mini" SD cards) in my unit since the day I bought it without any problems. I don't know if it can read SDXC (extended capacity, cards 64GB and above) since I don't own one of that capacity. I hope that answers your question.
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Yes. You'll need something that can export to dxf format or one of the others that the software tool that comes with the machine supports. There are also some open source options that accept a wide variety of alternatives.
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There is an XD and an SD slot. The XC version of SD cards is just a matter of whether or not the OS supports it. All Windows versions past XP SP1 support SDXC. This is per the SD Association. You can read more at sdcard dot org.
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Don't think that will be a problem. Just need some software like Roxio that's compatible with XP to burn to a CD or DVD.
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I have only used it with Windows OS's, XP thru 8, with no problems. Should work OK with other OS's.
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I'm Win7 and I've also used it with XP and Vista. Might have to check Sansa website for compatability but I don't think there will be any issues although I haven't been forced to buy a Win8 Computer yet.
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According to microsoft it is; here's the site to get the driver: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p;=SCM%20SCR3340%20-%20SMART%20card%20reader%20-%20ExpressCard%2F54&v;=SCM%20Microsystems%2C%20Inc.&uid;=&pf;=1π=3&c;=Graphics%20Cards%20%26%20Components&sc;=Smart%20Cards&os;=32-bit
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I use mine sometimes in Win8 so it should. Double check that Windows has BluRay playing capability built-in from a software perspective. I think it does but wouldn't say I'm 100%. The drive itself will work just fine though.
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if your computer has an SD slot, you can probably use it on your computer, but you'll have to reformat it for Windows.
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I had no problems importing videos to my pc. You probably need to download a Sony driver.
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I have not experienced any issues with the documents and mp3s that I have stored on the device. Unfortunately, I can not address your inquiry as it pertains to photo images. If your PC is currently using the USB 2.0 ports, this drive should be backwards compatible (being a 3.0 device) with it. However, the data transfer rates will be restricted by the speed of the 2.0 port.
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I have been using mine with a Dell laptop and windows 7. No problems to date.
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You should be able to use it with any version of windows. It should work fine with an external hard drive as a backup.
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I formatted mine NTFS, so it only works well for PC. I think if you format FAT32 it should work across operating systems.
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Yes, and you don't need to buy WMC. There are freeware applications that will make this run just fine.
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Yes, this frame will support SDXC with exFAT format.If you have any questions, please contact us. Our Customer Support Team is available every Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm, Central Time. You can reach us by visiting support.nixplay.com and creating a ticket. If this method is not convenient for you, you can simply call us on 1-855-NIXPLAY. Either way, we will endeavor to respond as quickly and efficiently as possible.