Will this unit play flash drives larger than 32 gig. Does it read ntfs files?
752156
I don't know but if I try to use the usb cord on My note 3 android andnot movies want play. I think it's built for apple products only. Bluetooth works fine.
752157
save your money on this...first off this thing is slow when u try to navigate through the menus or try and turn down the volume mad delay before anyting happens...i have my ipod on it and it will not play video off the ipod if your not putting in a dvd or a thumb drive ur not gonna watch video and i put my 2tb external drive up to the usb port and it wont recognize any video off it at all wish i had not purchased this unit..should have spent the extra and got a better one
317614
You can attach a flash drive or anything with a USB plug, however I am not sure if the player will read all types of media. I have not tried to play anything a USB.
1520158
I have never tried to play movies/videos flash drive via usb port; so, I don't know if it can. I recommend looking at Samsung's website for the television specs & allowable inputs.
2123744
Yes. However, I am only beginning to become familiar with how it establishes a folder sequence which identifies what is playing. Read the instructions about the folder structure, otherwise thumb drives work just fine.
1907287
It is able to read play most any video, image or music file directly from a windows shared directly, including those NTFS drives. Is also DLNA compatible. Love mine.
911138
Yes, it will play from a Fat32 formatted 8GB(max) usb drive stick, with standard mp3's(it will support at max a 256bitrate mp3)
348940
Don't own this particular disk, but the support for large files is unrelated with the disk itself. It is a limitation of the file system used on it, so if you format the drive as FAT, then it will have an upper limit on file sizes of 4gb. There are other file systems which support bigger files, such as NTFS (or HFS+ in case you're using a Mac). But do notice that FAT is still the most widely supported format, so some devices might have issue reading from a NTFS disk.
333647
No , will play any music ,even from a drag and drop . Don't know the max , but I 've found the larger the drive , the more time it takes to go thru the files
1059938
Depends on if the player can play content from the connected USB device. Do a simple test on any thumb drive you have. Load a file or two on it and plug it in. You can also check the player "Supported" file types. It should really specify if it can (or cannot) play USB content... This drive is generic, the effect would be the same on any USB storage device. If your Sony player can't play USB content it does not matter WHAT device you got, it is not going to play... Best of luck! Also mention what model player you have (or want to get) someone might know specific to that device (they are all different). I have a Sony player and could not tell you if it does (or does not) play from the USB connection (never tried)
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Yes. I have used up to 64 gig SD's and Micro SD's (with an adapter) in this reader. My Santa Fe unit will accept the new Xc Ultra type SD (in the e-FAT format), yours might not. I have used the NTFS format for file transfer (PC to laptop) on SD cards and then format back to FAT32 for music. This device only reads from or writes to the card in it. I think the USB port in your truck unit is USB 2 and this device is backward compatible. Kenn
1876232
It would depend on how large of a USB drive you get. My unit is broke. Just got a replacement and the replacement is DOA.
968649
this is just an extension no electronics involved ,if you can play music plugging your flash drive directly into isimple interface then .yes it will play.
1015112
I use a 16gb flash drive but I always use random play--sometimes it freezes when loading--but if I switch to cd then back to usb-it seems to always work fine. I've had no problems with sony or Philips mp3 devices--just seems to lock up when first reading flash drives--it is a little slow at reading files before it begins playing--I'd say about a minute delay-not a problem. Display information depends on what is available on flash drive--ir title artist album are provided it will display them--though you have to turn on the display by using the remote 'display" button or it just gives numeric info
356687
No. I've found the USB on this is totally useless. Can't even play from a flash drive.
604173
I have about 2000 songs on an 8 GB USB drive and it plays them but not in a random order. I have not tried a larger one. I am doing a separate drive for a 60's class reunion and want song to play in a certain order so I have numbered them on the flash drive 1 through 120 and that is the order they play.
423793
I use a thumb drive I'm on my western digital units. The largest one I used was a 64 gig and it use it with no problem.
1271804
It depends on how much space is on the flash drive you use,I bought one at Xmas time as a gift,they loved it!! It's a great product!