Moving MP3's onto Micro SD card

[jimbo1mcm]

Used a Samsung 32 GB Micro Sd Class 10 in an adapter. Put it into my Win 7 64 bit PC and dragged about 10 GB of music onto it. Took about 10 minutes. Getting ready for my Verizon 32 GB Pebble Blue.

 

[rivencap]

That sounds about right for transferring.

Is there something wrong?

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[kilofoxtrot]

Class speed of the card determines how fast files will transfer on to the card (write speed). i.e. Class 10 is faster than Class 4 generally speaking. Different brands of cards vary in speed.

 

[20blks]

I'm sure you will have to format the card the first time you put it in the phone. You may be repeating that process once more

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[Rev2010]

I'm sure you will have to format the card the first time you put it in the phone. You may be repeating that process once more

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Every microsd card I've ever owned including the newest Samsung 32gb I bought comes preformatted to FAT32. So he wouldn't need to reformat it


Rev.

 

[wentzville]

Did not have to format my 64gb class 10 sandisk in my gs3.

 

[20blks]

I stand corrected

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[sparksd]

Did not have to format my 64gb class 10 sandisk in my gs3.

Check this thread out regarding use of exFAT in the S III --

[Q] exFAT file system on microSD cards - xda-developers

I found I also had the corruption issue mentioned there and reformatted my 64GB Sandisk to FAT32 as a result (fixed my issues).

Dave