Awesome! Thanks! I'm all over it!! 32 GB is a great deal and free shipping with Prime! Woot!
There is not a Sandisk Cruzer Fit in 64GB. The most they offer is 32GB. You must have ordered a regular Cruzer, which is a standard size, not the flush mount Fit model.
It doesn't list a min or max size, only USB 2.0 and FAT32. You can format a FAT32 larger than 32GB, so I'll have to see if it will recognize it.
I see. I got Kingston instead. You are technically correct that Sandisk doesn't, but the Kingston is still the flush mount (which will be a pain to get out of the center console)
Ok, different brand. Not the Sandisk Cruzer Fit that I was talking about. It also looks like it will extend out more than the Sandisk model.
I actually may prefer that. It's really hard to get those flush mounts out of a laptop or desktop - I can only imagine it will be harder out of the center console. The kingstons are also cheaper than the Sandisks all around. Since it is just going to be used for playing music, I think I'll go with the Kingston (I generally use Sandisk in my camera where read/write speeds and reliability are more important).
How about formatting it in fat32 rather than exfat?Just FYI, I tried a 1TB drive in there formatted as an extended FAT and it couldn't read it. I knew I was asking for too much though by using a big drive.
You know, I didnt try that. Windows default for formatting anything over 500gigs is NTFS or exFAT. I think I'll try that when I get home and report back. The only other limitation might be the 5000 song capacity that the inTouch has.
Might not be able to do that in windows though! I use a program for my 64gb micro sd card! I forgot what its named though but it should be a freeware! Let me try and find it!You know, I didnt try that. Windows default for formatting anything over 500gigs is NTFS or exFAT. I think I'll try that when I get home and report back. The only other limitation might be the 5000 song capacity that the inTouch has.
