So, what’s the point of allowing a 32GB external card if the database is limited to 2000 files?
I can live with how it works that it actually plays songs in order now and doesn’t ask to “activate my device” when I start an audiobook on the SD card.
I get it that you want to limit functionality based on the chipset to reach a price point, but limiting number of files is utterly ridiculous. Did you know that Sandisk sells memory chips? They probably make more money selling 32GB chips than 8GB chips. Why do they insist on irritating their userbase and limiting what we can use on an SD card?
I wish I could understand why these decisions are made, but it seems like Sandisk can’t find its rear with both hands this time.
