would be nice to leave the card in. awesome device!
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please add usb access to the microsd if possible! it would be nice to leave it inserted in the device because theyre so small and wear happens and big ones arent cheap and my eyesight is going haha! i did notice it wouldnt boot when i connected directly to my computer usb. what are the power requirements?
ok so i know it wasnt advertised as part of the product, but is bluetooth or wifi a possibility with a form factor like this? i could imagine access to recorded files...
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Originally posted by jayneural View PostOr, if implemented in firmware, a mode that requires specific boot as mass storage device, hence needing less power to function.
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I just looked at the micro sd card pins after one cycle of putting it in an out of the bluebox. Does not look like it will take this for dozens of times. I do not plan to store a big library of recordings to it. But after every session of recording you need to load the stems onto a daw for further processing. Thus every session you have to take out the sd card an re-insert it. It would be very nice to have the opportunity to just plug the USB cable onto the Computer to drop/load something to the sd-card. USB Cables tend to have a higher plug in and out durability and you can replace them without data loss. So I would also appreciate this functionality.
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Would be good for the durability indeed.
external storage support from device port would be another way, also a solution in case of failure of the sdcard slot.
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In the time of the emergence of digital cameras there were some kind of wifi enabled sd cards which then disappeared from the market with manufacturers adding wifi directly on-device.
i wonder if wifi enabled microsd cards ever existed or exist.
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Originally posted by André Riöt View PostAnd another thing: Can the Blue Box handle 512 GB microSD cards? I‘m thinking of the Samsung EVO Plus 512GB microSD, which reads 100 MB/sec and writes 90 MB/sec. Are there any general issues with large microSDs? Are they too slow or too unreliable?
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cant hurt to ask... so no plans for thumb drive access on the device port? i would expect this at least to be honest and its a tad disappointing to find out its not planned
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MicroSD cards are quite fast and inexpensive. For example, a 64GB SanDisk 'A2' card is around $18 USD. That is a lot of storage in a very tiny package. You can record 12 mono tracks for 4 hours straight and still not fill 64GB. Another good recommendation is to buy slightly larger cards. At 128GB and higher, the cards can write larger chunks of data which seems to help the bluebox during those longer sessions.
We hear you that it would be convenient and that you want it. This request is in the right place.
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