Coby DP-887 Digital Picture Frame: Unable to transfer pictures to internal memory

I'd recommend putting the pictures on the memory card and inserting it into the digital frame first, them power it on. It should automatically load that way.

The following instructions should be able to help you transfer pictures/images and music from your computer to the frame.
Power ON the frame.
Connect the small end of the USB cable to the USB port on the side panel of the Digital Photo Frame.
Connect the larger end of the USB cable to the USB port on your computer.
You will see some extra "Removable Disc" drives in "My Computer" -- One for each of the memory card slots on the Digital Photo Frame. And the last one is for the Internal Memory of the frame. Double-click on the last "Removable Disc" icon to access the internal memory of the frame. From here you can copy images and music files to the frame. You need to transfer the images or music files into this folder (which is the internal memory of the frame). Copy the files from your computer and paste them in this folder.
The picture files should be in the "standard JPEG" format and the music files should be in the "mp3" format.
To disconnect the Digital Photo Frame from your computer:
In Windows, on the bottom taskbar, right click the icon which appears in a green color, (this icon has an arrow pointing towards the left) and select "Safely Remove Hardware".
The Safely Remove Hardware" dialog box will appear. Select "USB Mass Storage Device" and click "STOP"
On the next dialog box, click "OK" to remove the storage device.
On the next dialog box, select "CLOSE" and disconnect the USB cable from your computer.
Now you should be able to see the pictures on the digital photo frame.

Thanks.

Yes, the unit doesnt have internal storage.

Good day,

I read up on the specs of the frame and it does not have an internal memory, thus you will have to have the sd card inserted at all times to display photos.

Hope this helps!

Regards

restart the whole process and redownload the pictures maybe it should work then

DP 702 photo frame -- trying to move music from ITunes to my photo frame -- how? Any help would be appreciated ;) Jeane

i think to unlock or unwriteprotect it to enable to format or delete a file....

you can move them to another card (i recomend a cheap usb stick) just move from the camera card to a folder in your computer and then copy them to the usb drive/stick and plug it in the picture frame

I had the same problem on a 128 mb memory. I figured out that it can only load a certain # of objects/files. So I started from scratch, and I created a new folder in the pandigital and copied all the files/photos/mp3's into that 1 folder. Thus 1 object. I was able to fill the entire capacity after that. I can't believe I actually helped solve one! I hope it works for you...

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Copy pictures, videos, and music between your frame and computer, using your computer's normal file copying tools:

1. Connect the USB cable from the frame to your computer
2. On your computer, open My Computer or Windows Explorer.

The picture frame appears as removable drives—one drive for each connected picture source in the frame, in this order: internal memory, memory cards, and USB devices.

3. Navigate to the pictures you want to copy. Then drag and drop them to the new location.
4. Unplug the USB cable to view your copied pictures.