bryanslk350

Here's the deal on the SD card. You have to format the SD, (any SD card will work)with FAT 32 or FAT 16. This is the file structure of ANY older smaller windows type drives. Hence the limits on SD card size. Example; you cannot use a 64Gig SD card unless you could format it to a FAT32 partition, which to my knowledge you cannot, at least using software this is available for free. IF you could reformat a 32 or even 64Gig SD card to FAT32 partitions, it would work for MP3's. My generic SD 16 gig card works great with mp3's on it. Formatted to FAT32 on my windows puter. Came up instantly and shows all tracks and titles etc.

ruffrob

Been able to use a 64GB with no problems and didn't have to format it.......from the package to my PC slot...then instantly started adding files and folders..works great..it is a SanDisk seen here:
https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultra...k+64gb+sd+card