Download Movie From Itunes To Usb Flash Drive

I had mistakenly bought the wrong SanDisk 256GB iXpand Flash Drive Luxe to download photos from my iphone to transfer to my back-up drive. I bought one with a USB-C on one side. This expense was an act of desperation in respond to the YEARS I've spent struggling trying to download photos from my phone. I had not fully backed up my photos in a couple years because I was just sick of constant issues. I'm considering switching phones so I figured it wouldn't hurt to keep the flash drive with the USB-C and just get this adapter. All of my photos and videos are FINALLY backed up to the flash drive as are my contacts and all have been copied to a back-up drive. I managed to complete the task without cursing and not a single tear was shed.

It's all in the name, TURBO!, FLASH!, TECHNOLOGIES! I needed to download a huge amount of photos, a CD just wasn't doing it. Tried a DVD but that was a DVDon't. I put the Turbo Flash Drive in and before I could say 32GB Turbo 3.0 USB Flash Drive by PNY Technologies the download was done! Like I said, It's all in the name.

Update can be done without old CPU with USB flash drive only.

We are using a flash drive to store and playback videos on a portable projector. I tried with a USB 3.0 Flash Drive, thinking the newer version was better. But the projector had a different idea. I learned from the professionals at B+H that this unit requires an older USB 2.0 Flash Drive. I never would have thought of that but sure enough, when I used this Verbatim 64G Ergo USB 2.0, the projector recognized the videos and played them flawlessly.

Easy to use and durable USB flash drive

recording sermons in real time for download to itunes uncomplicated, easy to read, enough bells and whistles but not too many

I was a bit bewildered having to download the sonos app having always used iTunes up until now - but once you have figured it out you can stream away. I am able to stream UK Radio stations which I listen to daily.

I am transferring my photos and movie projects over to the flash drive to free up space on my computer. It has been a very easy process

I have been fighting with my iphone 7 trying to back-ups and download photos for years and it would always end with me giving up after a day of tears and cursing. (I do not use cloud plans.) My iPhone battery needs to be replaced and I've been putting it off until I could get everything backed up. I accidentally ordered this USB-C version instead of a regular USB but after all the frustration I've experienced I'm looking to jump ship to a Galaxy so I kept this and just ordered an adapter so I can connect to my laptop. Later it will make it easier to transfer media to a new phone. This drive is not speedy and I REALLY need to replace the battery on my phone so I was nervous that when the battery died during the initial massive download that it would have to start all over. I simply pressed pause when the phone got to 20%, got a full charge, and plugged the drive back in. It picked right up where it left off. Considering how much wasted energy I have put into trying to do back-ups and download photos to my computer over the years this was painless and I consider it well worth the price. It will also be handy when we are finally able to travel again, it will be nice to be able to back-up photos on the road.

This is a great little flash drive for saving all the pictures on my iPhone. Simple to use. You just download the Sandisk app, and select which files to backup. You can choose whether to offload and delete or just backup your files. The only thing I regret is that I did t get a device to backup the pictures on my iPad Pro also, as it had a different plug type.