“I have Samsung EVO 128 Gb micro card, but i am not able to copy avi or Mp4 videos to my card in windows 8.1? My card is exFAT formatted and when i use in SD card adapter Place in my Computer. When i copy from win 8.1 to micro card, a liitle bit later comes error 0X750......... . In internet it says documents are corrupted ....etc. But the docs are playing well in Computer. My idea is copying the videos to my card and use in Samsung galaxy S tablet. Samsung tablet recognises the card ok. I used Kies to copy from my Computer to directly connected to tablet, first asks to convert or not convert, i tried both way, but videos are not in the card. sometimes it copied couple docs and videos. But most of the videos are not recognised in tablet. So is there any other way that how can i copy avi and mp4 to my card so i can use in tablet? Thanks”
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Not 100% sure this will solve your problem, but I remember having issues trying to copy files to a memory card. Some looking on the internet led me to believe that it was the format causing the problems. My card was also formatted as exFAT, and after a bit of research I found that the files weren't copying over because exFAT is kind of old and has a somewhat small limit on how big a file it can transfer at once. Considering your docs could be read and your vids couldn't, I'd guess that the files are too big, so it either won't copy them, or does it incorrectly. If this is the problem, your best solution is to take everything off of the card and format it to either NTFS (my first choice), or FAT32. The minimum file size for transfers are much bigger and that should fix the problem.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Your tablet/computer may not be able to support an SD card with a capacity of 128 GB. If you look at the computer's specifications, it should tell you what its maximum is.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If the exFAT format is not necessary, I highly recommend formatting the MicroSD card to NTFS format. I tried copying files from my Samsung Galaxy Note to my regular PC and because it was exFAT formatted, it gave me an error message as well. When I changed the format to NTFS, all my files copied with no problem. Hope this helps...
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The file system on memory cards (USB, SD, etc.) is usually only able to accept smaller files (less than 4GB) if your files are larger like movies, 3.65GB or greater in size, they will not work off the memory cards. However, if smaller files don't work, there may be a hardware problem either with the device you are using to adapt the card or the card itself.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I hook tablet up to computer with card already in tablet and transfer files directly to card using the windows explorer. In order to view the videos you have to download an app like VLC or similar on your tablet. Good luck!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey brother i actually had the same idea only i was using my cell to download the video or tunes onto my card and then use the card in my tab3 as far as avi or mp4 on my cell i had no problem but some files i couldnt play on my tablet until i downloaded a new video player app i got from the play store there are a few good ones i got the "video perfect player" for android try that one see if it helps also your download location while its downloading check the location for some reason if mine goes to data/data it will download and play but i cant find or transfer the file but if i change the location to storage/emulated/o/download then i have no problem. Hopefully this helps big brother ..... Too Hip Gotta Go =) ps. Now i just use my tablet or cell to download ...i just need to figure out how to burn to a dvd player without a computer ??????
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Have you tried to reformat the card? Also I have several Samsung products and I don't use the Kies program and I have never had a problem. Maybe try that or contact Samsung support?
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