64GB/128GB sdcard

Utacka · Jul 21, 2012

Do note support 64gb, 128gb micro sd card? i think ive read before that atleast 64Gb is supported if we do a format? if so what is the best kind of sdcard? i want performance and price is not an issue if its under 200 dollar.

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NCRoadster · Jul 21, 2012

I have a SanDisk 64GB class 6 in mine. It works great.

I would recommend the SanDisk 64GB class 10.

LemonPowerForce · Jul 21, 2012

I believe you'll have to format it in fat32, but yes, they should work.

aalupatti · Jul 21, 2012

Utacka said:
Do note support 64gb, 128gb micro sd card? i think ive read before that atleast 64Gb is supported if we do a format? if so what is the best kind of sdcard? i want performance and price is not an issue if its under 200 dollar.

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128gb is not out yet..

Utacka · Jul 21, 2012

thx for quick reply i found sandisc 64gb class10 in local store but was out pf stock so i ordered and will come end of this month!

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Jumbo78 · Jul 21, 2012

I have San Disc 64 GB micro sdxc class 10 and works perfectly

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Utacka · Jul 21, 2012

one more question, can i use scard as ntfs with some custom kernel? i use cm9

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digitalblue · Jul 21, 2012

SD Cards (inlcuding the high capacity models) work fine inserting into phone and formatting using the device formatting tool. I'm using a 64Gb model which I formatted using the device.

scourgeofgod · Jul 21, 2012

Utacka said:
one more question, can i use scard as ntfs with some custom kernel? i use cm9

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There are no CM9 kernels which support NTFS currently.
Anidroid kernel by novicdev is promising such a support in the future.

Code:

NTFS filesystem read/write support

anthony8655 · Jul 22, 2012

You can use a program called ntfssd to mount. Then you can use any Rom. I am on Paranoid android and have 32 gb ntfs external card.

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kane274 · Jul 25, 2012

Is there any benefit to using NTFS over FAT on an SD card?

NotablyNice · Jul 26, 2012

kane274 said:
Is there any benefit to using NTFS over FAT on an SD card?

File size limitations

mtdelnero · Jul 26, 2012

kane274 said:
Is there any benefit to using NTFS over FAT on an SD card?

Sure...like storing files that are larger than 4gb... 720p movies, for example.

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nikethdesouza · Jul 31, 2012

according to wikipedia it allows upto 64gb SDXC so go wild

gibovl · Aug 2, 2012

HI folks, I was considering the 64gb ultra micro sdxc from Sandisk for days.. but I came across Seagate's Go Flex Satellite, so i bought it instead just yesterday.. it kinda made sense to me buying it instead of the microsd, as it allows me to stream to multiple android and ios devices including my laptop.

just wanted to share with you guys. sorry for being a little OT.

zkyevolved · Aug 3, 2012

gibovl said:
HI folks, I was considering the 64gb ultra micro sdxc from Sandisk for days.. but I came across Seagate's Go Flex Satellite, so i bought it instead just yesterday.. it kinda made sense to me buying it instead of the microsd, as it allows me to stream to multiple android and ios devices including my laptop.

just wanted to share with you guys. sorry for being a little OT.

Yeah, but that isn't the same as having all your data locally stored on your phone. I have HSPA+ And I guess I could stream data like that, but I don't ALWAYS have HSPA+ and sometimes it just falls back to normal 3G (which is fine for browsing, and chatting and email and FB) but it wouldn't be enough to stream a 720 video, or stream all my music. The benefit of having all the data on your phone right away is that you can sync it while at home, and then leave, and then play it locally. Also, not everyone CAN stream 100 gigs of video / pictures / music due to data capping.

Personally, I'd love 64gigs. but I have yet to fill up the 32 gig card that I use for music and video. I use the internal 12 (or 16 as some would call it) GB for pictures (camera app) and game data. That's it. But this is an interesting thread. I'll continue to follow it.

sonhy · Aug 3, 2012

nice, so can you watch full 1080p movies streamed to your gnote? and how long do you think it lasts being used constantly (not what the box states).
I will get a 64gb card for sure, but would love this wifi direct style storage for other situations... im nearly out of space with my 32gb

PoisonWolf · Aug 6, 2012

sonhy said:
nice, so can you watch full 1080p movies streamed to your gnote? and how long do you think it lasts being used constantly (not what the box states).
I will get a 64gb card for sure, but would love this wifi direct style storage for other situations... im nearly out of space with my 32gb

When I'm home, I use things like es file manager to connect to my server and play movies off it directly. Simpler and neater and I gain access to terabytes of storage lol.

aalupatti · Aug 6, 2012

PoisonWolf said:
When I'm home, I use things like es file manager to connect to my server and play movies off it directly. Simpler and neater and I gain access to terabytes of storage lol.

off topic alert :

Always felt curious why some one would watch movie in a small screen like this at home..

friedje · Aug 6, 2012

aalupatti said:
off topic alert :

Always felt curious why some one would watch movie in a small screen like this at home..

Because the wife watches the bold and the beautiful on the big screen, so you can stream the match of the Nicks on your G-note

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