Can I download music to this drive and playing it on my Motorola Moto G directly without first downloading the music from the drive to the phone?
1799661
Offcourse yes u can.. You can directly play any files directly from pen drive without copying those to your mobile
1799662
It worked without special software on my moto x, so I'm pretty sure it would do this on the g too. You'll just need to find the right directory. I think its /mnt/USB_1.1 or something like that. But it does just treat it like extended memory.
563452
Not quite sure because it would depend on where the mini USB connection is. If the Moto G has it on the side than yes. But if on the bottom, no. I recommend buying from Motorola direct to see the best match. Then price wise check elsewhere.
1429945
I would think so. It should show up as a external drive(s) when plugged in and you just drag and drop or copy music to it.
275867
ye, it can but u need to crest a folder which have the music u want, then it can play, remember, it powered by android
2197576
Yes you can. You need a usb cord to charge your phone but you can play your music wirelessly through Bluetooth.
1713821
Yes, you can connect a USB drive directly or access your files on the network. I have downloaded Plex Media Player from the Google Play store, and I love it. It catalogs all media, download poster and art if available on the Internet automatically. Google TV comes with media player but I like Plex and Avia players from play store.
1394808
I know that you can put the music into folders but I did not do that. I would just dump the mp3 files on to the card and use it that way.
1616698
Yes you can, matter of fact you can plug your Cell Phone in via USB and access your songs that are stored on your phone via SD Card
1935875
You can, without any additional software, if you have Samsung tablets/phones, and maybe HTC. I'm not sure about other manufacturers (like LG, etc.). If you have a Nexus device or a Motorola Moto X I know that USB OTG is not there out of the box. You must install an app, like "Nexus Media Importer." I have a Nexus 10, Nexus 7 and Moto X and I use that app to access/write/read from the USB drive. However I have one friend with a Samsung Galaxy S4, another with the Note 2, and another with an HTC One M7 and they're all able to write to the device straight after plugging it in because there is a built-in software that lets you access and read/write to the drive. You can, without any additional software, if you have Samsung tablets/phones, and maybe HTC. I'm not sure about other manufacturers (like LG, etc.). If you have a Nexus device or a Motorola Moto X I know that USB OTG is not there out of the box. You must install an app, like "Nexus Media Importer." I have a Nexus 10, Nexus 7 and Moto X and I use that app to access/write/read from the USB drive. However I have one friend with a Samsung Galaxy S4, another with the Note 2, and another with an HTC One M7 and they're all able to write to the device straight after plugging it in because... » Read More You can, without any additional software, if you have Samsung tablets/phones, and maybe HTC. I'm not sure about other manufacturers (like LG, etc.). If you have a Nexus device or a Motorola Moto X I know that USB OTG is not there out of the box. You must install an app, like "Nexus Media Importer." I have a Nexus 10, Nexus 7 and Moto X and I use that app to access/write/read from the USB drive. However I have one friend with a Samsung Galaxy S4, another with the Note 2, and another with an HTC One M7 and they're all able to write to the device straight after plugging it in because there is a built-in software that lets you access and read/write to the drive. « Show Less
1233102
Yes you can. In fact i use APP on my Samsung III ES File Explorer that allows me to access hard drive from my phone. The format i use was exFAT.
642627
You don't really need to download an app if you're smart phone has a file manager on it. Once you plug the drive to the phone you will get a pop-up with the files on it. It's already loaded with outo open.
1341127
I think it depends what phone or mp3 you have.....otherwise you probably can't
458576
No, the music files are all proprietary (not mp3s) and you can't access them outside of the MuveMusic app on the phone. You can't move the files or play them if you discontinue service.
1347183
Should be able to. I listen to music via a thumb drive in the front USB port, and receive calls from my iPhone at the same time. The music fades out and resumes when the call ends.
482061
No, you do not. Some of the other Coby Mp players with give you sd slots to extend your music catalog. Be careful, if the touch screen gets cracked you won't be able to retrieve your music unless you download the files to your desktop or laptop computers. Otherwise enjoy your music.
871988
I simply connect it to my PC via the USB cable, and it appears as a drive in Windows Explorer. You can drag and drop .MP3's to the device in this manner. I agree with ChefBum, the interface on this unit is clunky, but I love what it's capable of. I may have to check out the GB-10 myself!
1897387
No, it cannot have music downloaded on to it. It can have an mp3 player plugged into it and then play through the speaker.