A:AnswerThe USB storage can save some of your files and download pictures onto it. For other stuff I would need to try it out for myself to test it out.
A:AnswerYou can save files to this removable drive and transfer between various electronic devices or to keep a secure back up of critical files.
Uses: 1. back up key files and store in a safe, secure location
2. create music play lists or copy audio books and then listen on a vehicle entertainment system (most new cars no longer have built in CD Players)
3. Copy material off of the internet and display on a TV without having to have Wifi available
4. Sales presentation or power point slide show of pictures from your vacation that you can take with you to a remote location (out of town family, buisness presentation) and "play" the file on most modern TVs
A:AnswerYou should be able to format to fat32 with your pc. It doesn't come formatted, so just make sure you select fat32 when you're formatting it. If you want something for security though, i would hesitate getting a cheap unit like this one. The tesla will be writing and rewriting this thing a lot and this flash drive might not stand up to that kind of punishment.
A:AnswerYes you can and obviously have the required usb input on your stereo unit and as long as you save your music files in the proper format, mp3 is usually the format that is used to read the music files on most automotive sound systems, it should have that printed on your car stereo unit.
MP3 files don’t take a lot of data space so you can store hours of music on the usb drive, 100s if not 1000s of songs.
Since you have a modern unit you should be able to select files by name much like your cd display’s the track names.
A:AnswerIf you're asking if you can install programs onto the drive and run them, technically yes, but you're limited by the speed of the usb port, so performance won't be great.
A:AnswerYou would need to have a converter from the iPad connector to usb. Yes this will hold multiple thousands of photos, depending on what quality they are. As far as password, that's not something this does automatically, but you can password protect folders. Now I'm curious what kinds of photos you're looking at.
You probably would be better off getting a usb drive that has the connector for iPad already. They make them that have both connectors so you can easily transfer from your computer to your iPad or iPhone.
A:AnswerIt depends on model, year of manufacturing, lool up the make and model and search for that unit types manual.
I have used 64gb flash drives on that type of device.
A:AnswerYes it will, this is pretty generic storage just like the hard drive that is built into the PS five. The only thing that you will need to do is research what type of file system PS five uses for its games. For example fat or fat 32. Then you just format it and you’ll be good to go
A:AnswerI wouldn't store games on it, if that's what you're asking. Usb ports in general are slow and you're not going to get good performance. Some older games might work, but be ready to have extremely long load times.
