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manofsteel | 20:26 Sat 22nd Oct 2011 | Technology
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Recently purchased a HP mini flash drive which works perfectly in my computer USB ports. It won't work in my DVD player USB port, the message is that it's incompatible. I thought a mini drive was just a smaller version of a normal size flash drive. Am I missing a trick? Any advice appreciated.
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Is there a limiy to the size of drive your DVD player can recognise?
20:30 Sat 22nd Oct 2011
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Sorry, limit.
20:30 Sat 22nd Oct 2011
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Am just getting out the literature to check.
20:33 Sat 22nd Oct 2011
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Graham-W
There's nothing in the manual suggesting a size limit but the normal flash drives I'm using are 4Gb and the mini drive that doesn't work is 8Gb ( I don't have a 4Gb mini drive to test the theory.
20:43 Sat 22nd Oct 2011
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DVD players support some drives, not others ..
There is a big list for Philips players for instance.

The drive at least has to be FAT32 formatted.
21:09 Sat 22nd Oct 2011
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See what I mean .... ? ....

http://forum.videohel...ible-USB-Flash-Drives
21:10 Sat 22nd Oct 2011
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All--- Thanks for the help, it's certainly more complex than a simple lad like me thought.
17:45 Sun 23rd Oct 2011

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