Has anyone tried moving their iTunes library to this memory card? How was performance (especially while syncing)?
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I bought this card just to use my itunes library and works perfectly, no synchronization issue and does not affect performance.
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I moved my 24gb iTunes library and my 30+Gb iPhoto library to the StoreEDGE card and have seen no noticeable lag in performance.
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Yes, I recently moved all my music off my HD to this Pny device and had no problems during the transfer.
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Didn't notice a difference. Freed up 70 gb on my 256 ss mbp retina 15". You just have to change of the location of the folders and its just like anything else. Can't comment on the syncing part since what ever I buy on iTunes downloads from the cloud to all my apple devices.
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I moved all my music (mp3,wma), pictures and videos (mp4, avi) to my 128gb PNY SD card and can play music & videos directly from the SD card (Windows 8.1 x64) with no noticeable difference.
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I will later try to erase my 128 GB card connecting directly the AK120 to my computer ( only the files ) not formatting it again, and then try to record my music in the card. It should work fine ! But I will do it.
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Sorry...wish I could help...I just put all my music on SD cards...works really well...If this is a new machine return it...If it's an older machine might just need a lens cleaning.
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I haven't tried doing that. I just download my itunes music/ movies onto it.
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Can't answer all of the Qs, but I current use it for the Movie and TV Show portion of my iTunes library and it works very well indeed.
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I am having problems getting songs to load from Windows Media to this card. Is there some sort of conversion needed to have this work in my Sansa Fuze?
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I'm using a 32GB card in mine. . I have a 64GB card also but did not use as it was SDXC. I figured it probably wouldn't work and didn't bother trying.
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i have a question regarding the SD card integration. Can you play files (audio and video) on the SD card directly or you have to move them to the internal memory before you can play them? Thank you
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I tried this today and it worked! I'm glad for the simple yet effective way to get around the iTunes situation. Thank you!
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If you can I haven't figured out how to do it. I've only managed to move my apps over and lose a bunch of pictures attempting to move them over. Still worth it, apps take up most of the space so they sit on the SD card by themselves.
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I could not get this thing to owrk - I brought an additional SD video card - still does not work right - I used the memory in the camera - and yes - it works well - with that - but the memory feels up really fast - so - its a bust for me - I was thinking about returning it - but - I knew they would kill me - so I decided to keep it. Honestly I dont even use it - its in th closet collecting dust. hope this helps.
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If your computer has a USB 2.0 or 3.0 access, and iTunes allows it, yes. I don't know anything about iTunes. You stick the SDHC card in one of the slots on the reader. Each slot is for a different type of memory. A card reader allows you to transfer or access files either from computer to card, or from card to computer. I can stick the card in the reader then drag and drop MP3 files from my computer onto the drive the reader is inserted. The MP3 will then show up on that card. I can also drag songs from the card onto my computer. A memory card reader doesn't read a card by itself. It just allows you to transfer data/files between the card and the computer in either direction. If your computer has a USB 2.0 or 3.0 access, and iTunes allows it, yes. I don't know anything about iTunes. You stick the SDHC card in one of the slots on the reader. Each slot is for a different type of memory. A card reader allows you to transfer or access files either from computer to card, or from card to computer. I can stick the card in the reader then drag and drop MP3 files from my computer onto the drive the reader is inserted. The MP3 will then show up on that card. I can also drag songs from the card onto my computer. A memory card reader doesn't read a... » Read More If your computer has a USB 2.0 or 3.0 access, and iTunes allows it, yes. I don't know anything about iTunes. You stick the SDHC card in one of the slots on the reader. Each slot is for a different type of memory. A card reader allows you to transfer or access files either from computer to card, or from card to computer. I can stick the card in the reader then drag and drop MP3 files from my computer onto the drive the reader is inserted. The MP3 will then show up on that card. I can also drag songs from the card onto my computer. A memory card reader doesn't read a card by itself. It just allows you to transfer data/files between the card and the computer in either direction. « Show Less
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I use a 32gb get the fastest card (Class Number) you can find. This thing loads slow because it uses a clumsy Apple Quicktime format.
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Actually I have an 8 GB iphone and thought it would be a problem but really the way apple designed the ipod touch and iphone with itunes makes it almost a moot point. You can transfer things in and out of your ipod while you are recharging the battery that even 8GB is plenty. I change my songs about once a month (2000 songs is more than I can listen to), and i dont keep the same movies on my ipod. After you watch a few, you replace them with new ones on itunes with one click. How hard is that? Same for podcasts, they automatically remove the old ones and replace with the new. No other device has the ease of use and ease of transfer of your files, that is why they need lots of external memory crap! Actually I have an 8 GB iphone and thought it would be a problem but really the way apple designed the ipod touch and iphone with itunes makes it almost a moot point. You can transfer things in and out of your ipod while you are recharging the battery that even 8GB is plenty. I change my songs about once a month (2000 songs is more than I can listen to), and i dont keep the same movies on my ipod. After you watch a few, you replace them with new ones on itunes with one click. How hard is that? Same for podcasts, they automatically remove the old ones and replace with the new. No other... » Read More Actually I have an 8 GB iphone and thought it would be a problem but really the way apple designed the ipod touch and iphone with itunes makes it almost a moot point. You can transfer things in and out of your ipod while you are recharging the battery that even 8GB is plenty. I change my songs about once a month (2000 songs is more than I can listen to), and i dont keep the same movies on my ipod. After you watch a few, you replace them with new ones on itunes with one click. How hard is that? Same for podcasts, they automatically remove the old ones and replace with the new. No other device has the ease of use and ease of transfer of your files, that is why they need lots of external memory crap! « Show Less
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if you can take the itunes music out of itunes, i think it is can use, HM700 also can use the flac, but maybe a quiet slow when you have so many songs.( *̀ ω *́ ) i use this for a time , i think it is a good things.
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How ever you can drop and drag your music. I buy tunes from amazon then export them to windows where I can sync the Sandisk and drag the music I want to it.
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What I did was to create a single folder called MusicMix, and dumped almost 500 of my favorite tunes into it. I would think that if you created a complex directory structure, it might be fairly difficult to negotiate. Also, another consideration would be the class of Micro SD card you are using, the faster the read and write might be problematic. Please note that the inability to shuffling music is a huge disappointment.