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kosmicken · 10-31-07, 11:41 AM

If I understand things correctly, you can load up a greater-than-4GB card on your PC, and your WM device will be able to access all the files on it, but WM recognizes the card as 4GB.

What if you put files on the card from your device? Will it stop at 4GB? This is an important concern for me if I am going to invest in an 8 or 16GB card. I use Windows Media Player to sync my music library to the SD card in my Axim. Since I have subscription music, the card must be in the Axim because the Axim is a subscription-compatible player. I cannot copy subscription music to a storage card in my computer's card reader. If I have an 8GB SDHC in my Axim, will it show up as 8GB to Windows Media Player?

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kosmicken Aximsite Rookie DAP Freshman Join Date: May 2007 Location: Georgia Posts: 35 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If I understand things correctly, you can load up a greater-than-4GB card on your PC, and your WM device will be able to access all the files on it, but WM recognizes the card as 4GB. What if you put files on the card from your device? Will it stop at 4GB? This is an important concern for me if I am going to invest in an 8 or 16GB card. I use Windows Media Player to sync my music library to the SD card in my Axim. Since I have subscription music, the card must be in the Axim because the Axim is a subscription-compatible player. I cannot copy subscription music to a storage card in my computer's card reader. If I have an 8GB SDHC in my Axim, will it show up as 8GB to Windows Media Player? __________________ ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI.