can you transfer movies purchased through google play from your android device to the wi-drive? (after you download the movie to your android first)
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I don't know about google play purchases, but you can transfer movies, music, books, documents, pictures, etc...... to and from the wi-drive....and to and from your PC/ or android device. If the files are not DRM protected to a specific device, they can be used anywhere (e.g., video of a family birthday party). If the files are DRM protected to a particular user, than the files can be opened anywhere the user could normally use them (e.g., PDF/ ePUb-DRMs). That said, I would imagine that if the item(s) being transfered from a PC/or device had been purchased as (in essence) a DRM Specific to that particular device, than the transfer would basically be a backup for that specific device, rather than a file transfer from one device that could be used on another device..... but it would still let you run the file from the wi-drive for play on the device to which it had been purchased. In general, I have had no problem transfering movies to/from the wi-drive and my android devices (including Kindle Fire, 2nd gen not HD), or my PC that I originally downloaded from Archive.org, Gutenberg.org and other Public Domain sites, no have I had a problem transfering video from a personal home video camera. Additionally, as far as using a wireless network (while I've not used this feature) the wi-drive dose appeare to allow for "bridge mode". The wi-drive is basically just an external hard drive, or memory card that can be used via a USB type connection or wi-fi. The files that you can transfer/use with an external hard drive, or memory card you can transfer/use with the wi-drive...whether by transfer, or streaming.
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Great Question, I'm unsure,, so far I've only used it on iPad, iPhone & Roku w/ USB port
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The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in... » Read More The short answer is that I don't really know as I do not use either Google Play or Android. What I do know is that any file that I can normally play on my iPad works. For files in formats such as .avi or .mkv or .flv I need to run them through a converter program to make them .mp4. I use a Macintosh and my preferred app is called Any Video Converter. If you are on a PC, there must be dozens of free similar programs available. Here is a possible "gotcha!" If Google Play videos have DRM protection, you probably will not be able to "convert" them is they are not already in the right format. « Show Less
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You will have access to tons of games on Google Play. You will probably only be limited by the version of Android that you have. I was able to get almost every single game that my kids asked me to buy for them. Install was SUPER quick and easy.
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Yes, as long as you are connected to the Wi-Copy's, WiFi network and have the free download app.
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No. The wi drive is hard lines to your computer to save files then disconnect from the computer. After that's done, your mobile devices can hook up to your wi drive thru the wi drive app or by entering http://192.168.200.254 into your URL browser
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Yes it Does. All your movies that you place on the drive can be uploaded from your windows computer. Now if you are asking can you stream movies on your windows computer. The answer is yes. Because of the drive has it own wifi signal. Just use your windows file explorer, and you will see your movies. There is a slight delay but it does work. This was tested on a windows 8, and 7 computer. I hope my answers help. Please feel free to ask for more information if needed.
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That would mostly depend on how you ripped your Blu-Ray version movie from Disc to digital-file. (i.e. format of digital file. ex. MyMovie.m4v ). Since the device itself is just a storage device / wifi hotspot (stream transport), it doesn't play any movie format. The movie playback is completely dependent on the end-player (i.e. SanDisk app on your phone/tablet). I am not sure of all the digital formats that are supported via the native SanDisk-App.. It at least plays .m4v files which are the only type I use. Also, at least on an Android tablet, the SanDisk-app allows you to use an alternate app for video playback. In the SanDisk-App (when selecting a movie to view), if you long-hold/press the movie-title, you can choose an external movie player. (external to the SanDisk-app, but must be another video-app on the android device). i.e. on my android tablet, I can long press a movie title and select 'MX-Player Pro'; and with that particular player.. almost all video formats are supported.
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Yes, I have used it transfer movie files to micro SD cards and play them on android tablet and cell phone as long as the movie format is supported by the app installed.
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you can download Android version App named "Wi-Copy" in google App play store
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First id see if you can download the wi-drive app. And open it up before going and investing in it. If it opens up and it is trying to search for the wi-drive the app should be working just fine. Also u need to download the files via the USB cord that comes with it from you're computer to the drive. Then you can see pictures or documents on your kindle. And from what I've noticed since I own it there's a separate name for it under the wifi setting so you have to switch from the wifi for you internet to the one for the drive in order to see what's on the drive. The plus is that It can be password protected so not just anyway can see what's on it.
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Google Play app can be downloaded to the Next 8P12. That unit has Android 4.0.3. After the app is loaded, and you you established an account with them, you can use Google Play to get items.
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Not for movies that we've ripped from our own DVD's or Blu Rays, or downloaded content. We haven't tried to use any of the digital copies that sometimes come with movies we've bought. You do have to be connected to the internet if you're going to watch your movies digital copy on Vudu or those types of services.
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Yes, but you need to pull the H2O configuration app off Google Play to make the data work (easy to do)
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Once you download the movie to the drive you can view from your phone or tablet.
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I sent my phone back b/c could not get software for transferring files over usb working with Windows 8 or 7. I did however get wi fi hooked up. It worked, had a limited browser. I'm not a gamer but it might have had some games. It's not an android so you would not be able to get android stuff.
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Yes, just install the Wi-Drive app, follow the set up instructions and you'll be good to go.
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Yes, I've copied movies to the flash drive and watched them later. I have a Samsung Galaxy. I have not tried to copy blue ray, yet.
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Mine came with Google Play, in fact a lot of Google stuff I have never used except for Google search. I'm still not sure what all this Google stuff is for.I'm just trying to figure out how to get things on the 32GB SD card. It keeps saying move to SD card and I do but there is nothing on the SD card. I think it moves things to something called Nano?Totally tech challenged