[E6] USB Mass Storage - how to change 'memory in u...

Hi,
When I plug in my e6 into USB slot in my car and choose Mass Storage in E6 USB settings, my phone connect using phone memory...
I place music on memory card (micro SD) and don't know how to change the memory in use via mass storage USB connect.
On the other way, when I plug in E6 into LCD-TV, after hundred of reconnect, it plug in as Mass Storage SD card... And still don't know how it works :X
Help.

Yes as Tom stated this post belongs in the FCP forum.
This can be configured in the System Settings.
Go to Final Cut Pro > System Settings... and click the memory tab, you can configure your RAM settings there.
-benny

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