I HAVE A DIGITAL PHOTO FRAME, I HAVE MODEL NUMBER DPF8QBASBRN, SER#0911I101HZ02412, THIS WAS A GIFT AND NOW IT'S MINE. I'M TRYING TO FTGURE OUT IF IT TAKES CARDS FROM MY CAMERA TO DISPLAY PICTURES.

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I found a fix on this problem here: Bryllupsfotograf

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A) Please do not shout.

b) All the information that you require will be in the manual.

Posted on Jul 25, 2019

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SOURCE: 7 digital photo frame problems

Yeah, I just got one too and I have no USB thingy, and I kinda need my memory card.... hmmm.... maybe it should come with one. That's a bright idea huh! And how on Earth do you get music on it?!

Posted on Dec 26, 2007

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Digital photo frame

hi, got the same problem, tried pics at different res, compressions, from different cameras and programs...still no luck

Posted on Dec 27, 2007

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SOURCE: Philips digital photo frame 7FFI series

Here`s a tip i found for you...

1. Connect the frame to your PC using the supplied USB connector. Navigate to the \DCIM\100Frame directory and delete all the Phillips advertising pictures there.

2. Create a directory on your PC and put copies of all the pictures you want to display there.

3. Download the free picture resizer utility from Microsoft at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
(Look for Image Resizer in the right column). After installing it, "Select All" pictures in the directory you created, then right click and select "Resize Pictures" from the context menu. Choose the 640x400 radio button. Sort by size and copy all the small ones into the "\DCIM\100Frame" directory on the frame drive (Called Removable Disk on my PC).

Posted on Jun 20, 2008