Can files be accessed offline but unsynced, like Dropbox? Assuming you have synced at one point?
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I have synced. I keep several personal databases on my Transporter and use them in class to grade students. The new grades sync up very nicely. When I look at the file on another device it tells me that the file has been updated. I don't know about off line.
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I imagine you could. I don't recall seeing any specifications stating otherwise. Bear in mind, however, that the product works through a router which needs to be on in order for files to be accessible.
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I've only used usb cable to computer to transfer the files. Once erased on screen that's the only way to access them (or bluetooth). they're saved in pdf format and I think that stupid it from being able to load them easily again.
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Edward, if you format the drive as NTFS, you would only be able to view its contents on a Mac. Writing to the drive would not be possible.
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I purchased mine pre-dropbox and do not know. I have not used it for a long time. Sometimes it worked and often the cards were not read correctly. I gave up.
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I have not tried the "syncing" but I suspect that if you plug the USB end into a computer, you could sync it with a folder on your computer. Hopefully this helps, but I'm curious to see the other answers myself. I'm going to try it out when I get a chance.
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Well, I do not know as it seems pretty neatly closed, but there is always the alternative to use an external and/or network accessible drives. That's what I do over a Gigabit network. Good luck.
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actually I spoke with a Mac genius who said that you can access the same folders on Time Capsule from several different computers. Its not real time sharing, but it'll do the trick.
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You'll have to have something turned on. What device would be accessing the files other than your computer?There are devices other than a desktop or laptop that could access files via the usb port. You could move this from your computer to the other device. It is not a network drive, but some wifi routers have a usb port to make drives and printers network accessible. Failing that, WD's Mycloud line has inexpensive network drives.http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EVVGAD0/ref=twister_B00GHJFREW?_encoding=UTF8&p;sc=1
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They are saved to the SD card which can be removed for transfer to computer. Or I installed Dropbox on the phone (very little space taken by app) and have them auto upload (set to upload only when on a Wi-Fi network is my option) so they can be accessed from any computer when you sign on to Dropbox or have the app installed. Keeps from having to remove the card all the time.
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You might try using apps, like Google Drive to access your media, music ect. There are many apps that make it easy to access the content on your personal server or PC. Some off the top of my head would be PLEX, Twonky, StreamToMe and of course XBMC.
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Yes you can access files remotely from work, friends, during travel. There are instructions to set it up. In addition, there is an app - Android - Seagate Media - for accessing files on mobile devices. I am sure there is one for apple too. I hope this helps. If you purchase and run into any problems, their tech support seems very helpful and friendly.
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There are a few programs that will allow you to do this, one is Google Drive and the other on I use is Dropbox...both are FREE to download and use...for now. I hope this helps.
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I don't see that capability, but it has a Samba server, so all hard disk are share in the network and you can drag and drop files (copy/paste) like if there were you local disk. For WAN you must use the web page to do same, but you can do from any place in the world, I have done from Singapure while my disk is in Costa Rica.
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It´s fully drag and drop if you want, thats the way I use it, although you could use Windows Media Player or Media monkey or any player to syncronize it.one of the great things about this portable player is that you can create any sudfolder and visualize the folder system, so you can manage the way you play your music, or you can short the reproduction by artist, genre, album or year...
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There are work around methods but it involves many adapters or using a desktop or laptop as an intermediary device. I suggest using drop-box or Google Drive.
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You can access it like a USB device under macosx, I would assume the same is true for Linux. You can create folders under erase or save (those are the defaults available). The sync app will only display PDF files. Everything else will be ignored.Be aware that things you "erase" are actually saved. Not sure how long the Sync app keeps them, but you can recover and copy them off if you wish to. You should also be able to use blue tooth file system to read files. IIRC I was not able to create files using blue tooth.