I have bought the philips 10.4 inch digital photo frame and im trying to put pictures on it and store them in the internal memory. When i put my card in it starts to install them but then says not enough room in the internal memory and that screen pops up and goes away very quickly. I have managed to get 66 photos on it but it says stores up to 1000 photos and i an no where near that amount. Could u help me with my problem thanks

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Yes, you connect it to a computer

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Most digital frames require a memory card to display photos. The first step is to download your photos from your phone to your computer. Then you need to put the memory card you get for your photo frame into the computer if it has a built in card reader or into an external usb card reader. Next open the file that has the photos you want, and open my computer and select the memory card folder. Select the images you want and press control and c to copy them, click on the memory card folder and press control and v to paste them. Then remove the card and put it in the photo frame.

I'm pretty sure this means that you have filled up the internal memory on the picture frame.
I just bought my sister a photoframe for Christmas (made by Phillips) and we got the same message. Not the most precise wording on the error message, but we tried deleting a few photos and the error went away. Then I checked the internal memory of the frame, and it is only 128M, which is not alot of photos.
I think the solution will be to buy a USB memory stick to leave in the frame. For about $10 you can get a 4G USB memory stick, which is about 32 times the space of the internal memory, at least if you have a similar model as we do.
See here: http://www.amazon.com/USB-Flash-Drives-Storage-Add-Ons/b?ie=UTF8&node=3151491

I have one of these. Got it for Christmas. It worked all the way to February. Nothing but the Philips logo now. Wont boot. JUNK. Never buy that brand again!

My thought is to remove some of the pictures from the Card or the one you put on and see if it starts working again!
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It depends on how big the existing pictures are. It has a 14MB internal memory, but it says about 12MB for storage. You can buy memory card to insert into the frame but it will not display internal memory once you insert a new memory card. If you bought a 512MB card, you could put hundreds to thousands of pictures in JPG format. You can hook the frame to your computer or directly to a digital camera. From the computer it takes a few seconds to convert the pictures. The frame will show up on your PC as a mass storage device and you will be able to delete photos as well.

I hope this helps

You can change out your pictures by having an XD or SD Memory cards if you have a card reader for your computer plug in the memory card put the photos on to it that u want on ur pic frame and plug it in to the xd/sd card slot on the left hand side of the photo frame and there u go. If you want ur pics off the internal memory u can transfer them from the frame to the card via the options button or menu button that is.

You can copy files from internal memory to sd card only. Its one way data transfer.

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).

Hi,
I generally depends upon the size of the picture that you are storing and the memory card that in the digital frame.
eg 128 MB photo frame ,would store close to 10 pictures at 8 megapixel resolution