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Flash Drive's

Discussion in 'Other PC Software' started by airplane2009, 2009/10/24.

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    airplane2009

    airplane2009 Banned Thread Starter

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    I save my pictures to a flash drive and I was wondering if their their is some way of compressing them to get them all on one drive ? My flash drive is 16 GB . I was told I would have all kinds of room for my pictures., I have around 1500 ,is that to many?

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    What format and size are the pictures saved at? With your flash drive plugged in open My Computer and right click on the icon for the flash drive. Select properties and see how much space the pictures are using.
     

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    airplane2009

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    Thanks for getting back to me wiskeyman , They are a JPEG image and one picture is 824 kb!
     
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    there should be enough room, but why do you want them all on a Flash drive and compress them you are loosing the quality of the picture by compressing and you will not be able to get it back.
    If you want your pictures to be portable why not DVD's or USB external HDD uncompressed.
     
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    If all pictures are 824 kb then 1500 of them would only be about .15 GB. It should take around 10,000 pictures at that size just to take up 1 GB of space.
     
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    1.236 gb ??
     
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    Using;

    1 Gigabyte = 1024 Megabyte = 1048576 Kilobyte
     
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    PeteC

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    To be precise .....

    824 Kb x 1500 = 1236000 Kb = 1.17874 Gb

    Is it my wonky maths or yours :)
     
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    The other wonky calculator I used came up with 1.47xxxxx

    Different calculator;


    1236000 kilobytes can also be expressed as
    10125312000 bits
    1265664000 bytes
    1236000 kilobytes (abbreviated as KB or Kb*)
    1207.0312 megabytes (abbreviated as M or MB)
    1.17874 gigabytes (abbreviated as G or GB)
    0.001151 terabytes
    0.0000011 petabytes
    0.00000000 exabytes
     

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