There should be a number on the card, 2, 4, 6, 8 etc. either that or find the product number and google.
There should be a number on the card, 2, 4, 6, 8 etc. either that or find the product number and google.
Right, I've taken the SD card out (properly, unmounted and all that) and it says....
Kingston
32GB
Micro SD HC and there's a little 4 in a circle next to it.
SDC4/32gb
N0043-012/A00LF
Taiwan
SDc4 means class 4, which is enough for the sgs.
I've tried my old SD from my nokia and it plays the videos from there no problem. I'll transfer them to my current SD to see what happens, I'll post back.
Last edited by wiganblue; 12-07-2010 at 10:02 AM.
Next Step is to isolate where the fault lays. Testing device and card with other cards and devices.
Right this is doing my head in!!!! I've transfered 5 video files, all .mp4, 2 of them work but the other 3 don't. When I try to open the other 3 it just says cannot open sd card and the file I'm trying to open.
When I first transfered them none of them would play until I took the SD card out and put it back in. Do you think I need to wait longer before I unplug the USB lead??? I am waiting until it says that it's finished scanning media files.
How are you putting files to the external SD? I'm using mass storage, am I better to use Kies, now that I've finally got it to install!!!
Of You have some files working and some not, it could be likely that your sd card has some bad sectors. Run a diagnostics on the card to check integrity.
I must be doing your head in now!!!
How do I run a diagnostics???
Nah, it's cool. You need to connect to a pc and use disk management tools provided by windows. This will let you know if there are any errors.
What size are the files that dont work and are they larger than the ones that do?
Are they in a differrent format?
Do they all play on your PC?
Last edited by itsnoiphone; 12-07-2010 at 06:23 PM.
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