Flash Memory Part I
Flash memory is available in so many formats that it can be difficult to know what will work with any particular device. Devices such as MP3 players, PDAs, mobile phones, digital cameras, and personal computers can take advantage of flash memory to bolster their storage capacity, but selecting the right format may be easier said than done.
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Question:
Are there any portable MP3 players that can connect to and play straight from a separate USB Flash _Drive_, _without_ the presence of an additional SD/MMC card?
I mean, I was wondering if there was some kind of device I could attach to my existing Sandisk Flash Drives so as to play MP3s straight from the drives, without needing to buy any memory cards.Thanks,
--JonI’ve read the artical stating tat MMC do not have the write protection tab on the card itself.
But i’m having problem with my MMC
when i tried to copy some files,a window popped out say that it is write protected.
This card i’ve been using for quite some times and only til now i’m facing this problem.
I done a lot search on how to remove write protection,but 90% of the answer is to off the tab on the card (which a MMC dont have)
another solution is to remove password on the card with the phone i’m using.I did,but still it didnt help.
So i hope you could give me some help on what can i do, thank you
I would like to know how I can put my videos on memory pro stick duo card to a dvd.
I have Video camera that has a MMC in it for picture takeing along with the video tape but I have tried to purchase another card for more storage of pictures and the MMC cards are thin to begin wth and the cards I have purchased will not fit because they are too thick. What MMC cards are out there that I could use. I have a Panasonic PV-DV200D.It comes with a 8mb card in it and would like to at least put a 256 or 512 in it. What cards can I use?
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