Are the two types interchangeable? Will the same PCMCIA adaptor work with both?
Regarding storage media for digital cameras, what is the difference between SD and CF cards?
What he said.
For the Canon S3, you'll need an SD card. A 512MB card should suffice (176 pictures at best quality and up to 1777 pictures at the lowest quality)
I can personally recommend the brand SanDisk. Their 'Ultra 2' line should be fine for your camera. They have faster cards, which are more expensive, but your camera can't take advantage of the extra speed.
Reply:SD is Secure Digital and CF is Compact flash. Size wise they are a totally different size and shape, so they are not interchangeable, and unless your PCMCIA adaptor is miltifunction it won't work with both of them.
Reply:SD = Secure Digital
CF = Compact Flash.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
How do you update your computer to read a 2GB SD card?
My laptop running windows XP has a built in reader however it will not read the larger memory cards. I do not have a problem with SD cards that are 512MB or smaller. Is there a patch or fix for this? When I try to open it I get an error message that it is not formatted and do I want to format.
Memory SD Cards Does anyone know where to get at wholesale or cost?
www.geeks.com great cards really cheap
Memory SD Cards Does anyone know where to get at wholesale or cost?
What type of SD card (SD, miniSD, or microSD) and capacity (512MB, 1GB, or 2GB) are you looking for? How many? Report Abuse
Reply:great deals on ebay. i got a 1 gb memory card (retail $50) for $25 and no tax.. and it was new. it arrived 3 days later
Reply:You can find great wholesalers for electronics at salehoo , http://salehoo-electronics.deals-guide.c...
Hope this helps
Reply:I've had problems with cheap cards, and now I only go with brand names I trust. I've even started buying the 'pro' versions so I have the highest speed amd the fewest problems.
bhphotovideo.com is where a lot of photographers trust getting their gear, usually well priced.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controll...
If you want true wholesale, try contacting DELKIN
Reply:go to adorama.com
they always have good rebates on cards
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Memory SD Cards Does anyone know where to get at wholesale or cost?
What type of SD card (SD, miniSD, or microSD) and capacity (512MB, 1GB, or 2GB) are you looking for? How many? Report Abuse
Reply:great deals on ebay. i got a 1 gb memory card (retail $50) for $25 and no tax.. and it was new. it arrived 3 days later
Reply:You can find great wholesalers for electronics at salehoo , http://salehoo-electronics.deals-guide.c...
Hope this helps
Reply:I've had problems with cheap cards, and now I only go with brand names I trust. I've even started buying the 'pro' versions so I have the highest speed amd the fewest problems.
bhphotovideo.com is where a lot of photographers trust getting their gear, usually well priced.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controll...
If you want true wholesale, try contacting DELKIN
Reply:go to adorama.com
they always have good rebates on cards
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I have a digital camera and it stopped reading the sd cards- how do i fix it without having to pay someone????
ive tried troubleshootnig guides and the card is not corrupted or anything it just stopped reading them, please tell me what i shoul do???
I have a digital camera and it stopped reading the sd cards- how do i fix it without having to pay someone????
Is it happening on just one card? You may need to reformat the card or get a new one. If it's happening on more than one, you may have dust or debris in the card slot. Since you didn't list the type of camera that you have, I can't really tell you much more. If you can reset all your settings on the camera, do so. Also, make sure that the lock isn't on (seems obvious, but I spent an hour on that one before).
Reply:First you have to check if it happens just on this card or in other cards too
I have a digital camera and it stopped reading the sd cards- how do i fix it without having to pay someone????
Is it happening on just one card? You may need to reformat the card or get a new one. If it's happening on more than one, you may have dust or debris in the card slot. Since you didn't list the type of camera that you have, I can't really tell you much more. If you can reset all your settings on the camera, do so. Also, make sure that the lock isn't on (seems obvious, but I spent an hour on that one before).
Reply:First you have to check if it happens just on this card or in other cards too
Can you retrieve deleted pictures off an SD memory card?
I accidentally deleted some pictures thinking they'd already been uploaded, but they hadn't been. I know that computers don't always fully delete information until it's been formatted, they just mark the space as usable again and then later write over it. Do SD cards work the same way, and is there a program (preferably free or cheap) that can retrieve those pictures?
Can you retrieve deleted pictures off an SD memory card?
You're in luck, it works the same here, check out ZAR (Zero Assumption Recovery). You'll have to download their full-product, but the digital image recovery is free. I've found it doesn't matter if you formatted or not, you can still get the images unless you've taken a lot more pictures since you realized you messed up.
http://www.z-a-recovery.com/demo-ir.htm
Reply:I use Image Rescue 3 program. http://store.lexar.com/index.cfm?categor...
But if you start taking more photos on top of the deleted files, they may be overwritten--so if you accidently format a card, you should stop everything at that point.
Reply:yes, there are recovery programs for those cards. just do not format the card. sorry but I'm sure someone will provide a link
Reply:once its deleted there is no way to get them... unless you buy this contraption online that is expensive and retrieves them but not sure what its called. a friend said her bf bought one to see what she did at a club and he saw pics of her kissing her ex. SO it must exist hope this helps
Reply:go to yahoo search
type photo rescue
Reply:I doubt you'll be able to get them back but from what these guys are saying apparently you can.
Can you retrieve deleted pictures off an SD memory card?
You're in luck, it works the same here, check out ZAR (Zero Assumption Recovery). You'll have to download their full-product, but the digital image recovery is free. I've found it doesn't matter if you formatted or not, you can still get the images unless you've taken a lot more pictures since you realized you messed up.
http://www.z-a-recovery.com/demo-ir.htm
Reply:I use Image Rescue 3 program. http://store.lexar.com/index.cfm?categor...
But if you start taking more photos on top of the deleted files, they may be overwritten--so if you accidently format a card, you should stop everything at that point.
Reply:yes, there are recovery programs for those cards. just do not format the card. sorry but I'm sure someone will provide a link
Reply:once its deleted there is no way to get them... unless you buy this contraption online that is expensive and retrieves them but not sure what its called. a friend said her bf bought one to see what she did at a club and he saw pics of her kissing her ex. SO it must exist hope this helps
Reply:go to yahoo search
type photo rescue
Reply:I doubt you'll be able to get them back but from what these guys are saying apparently you can.
Where can i buy 2GB micro sd memory cards for $10, delivered?
i live in india and i can get 2gb sandisk micro sd memory card with adapter on ebay for $10 delivered! that is realy cheap..do you know of any other sites that sell 2gb micro sds for less than this price AND ship to india as well?
Where can i buy 2GB micro sd memory cards for $10, delivered?
Use e-bay. I bought one from China for a dirt cheap price. If they shipped it to the USA, they would probably ship to India also.
Reply:why u r waithing someone to ship it to u
download it directly from my site.
i know
it is a little advance site
Where can i buy 2GB micro sd memory cards for $10, delivered?
Use e-bay. I bought one from China for a dirt cheap price. If they shipped it to the USA, they would probably ship to India also.
Reply:why u r waithing someone to ship it to u
download it directly from my site.
i know
it is a little advance site
Does the iPod Touch have memory expansion slots for SD Cards or such?
no they don't
Does the iPod Touch have memory expansion slots for SD Cards or such?
no. but apple introduced the 36 gig itouch recently.
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Does the iPod Touch have memory expansion slots for SD Cards or such?
no. but apple introduced the 36 gig itouch recently.
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My Zire72 won't recognize my SD cards (non-Palm). How do I fix this?
Updated my Zire 72 w/ "backup card plus update" on the Palm website. Now my Zire 72 does not recognize my SD cards (non-Palm).
My Zire72 won't recognize my SD cards (non-Palm). How do I fix this?
u have to reset ALL your setting and format the memory . if you have one or have enough memory on ur comp, save all your most valuable things on it.
hope this helps =) happy holidays
My Zire72 won't recognize my SD cards (non-Palm). How do I fix this?
u have to reset ALL your setting and format the memory . if you have one or have enough memory on ur comp, save all your most valuable things on it.
hope this helps =) happy holidays
What driver do I need to run sandisk sd cards?
You don't 'run' an SD card. You don't need to install any drivers for it. Just insert the card and write to it or save files from it.
Goodluck !!
What driver do I need to run sandisk sd cards?
you need to either have a internal card reader or buy a reader that supports SD
Goodluck !!
What driver do I need to run sandisk sd cards?
you need to either have a internal card reader or buy a reader that supports SD
Do I need a SD memory card for my 7 megapixel digital camera that has a high write speed?
I can't decide what SD memory card to buy for my digital camera. There are two options, the less expensive SD card that has a write speed of 1.5 megs/second and the more expensive card that writes at 7 megs/ second. I've read that cameras will take a long time to save pictures on slower memory cards. But, some other people have said that there is no noticeable difference.
Can you help?
Do I need a SD memory card for my 7 megapixel digital camera that has a high write speed?
BY ALL MEANS, get a card with the higher write speed. Even in a 2 MP camera, my daughter saw a huge difference. I wrote this for someone else, but it applies to you, except that your camera is 7 MP instead of 6. Do the math. I imagine a 7 MP camera would usually create files that were 4 MB or less.
Sandisk makes some nice higher speed cards in SD format (and others) with a lifetime warranty. The Ultra II is "mid range" high speed and Extreme III is ultra high speed. We have an Extreme in my wife's D50 and never had a problem with write speed. Click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click.....
The benchmark of 1X is a transfer rate of 150 KB per second.
40X is a common card, so the transfer rate would be 6 MB per second.
Sandisk Ultra II claims a minimum write speed of 60X or 9 MB per second, and a minimum read speed of 66X or 10 MB per second.
Sandisk Extreme III claims a minimum write and read speed of 133X or 20 MB per second.
The largest 6MB photos on a D50 camera seem to be about 3 MB, so it seems that an Ultra II could save 3 high data images per second, while an Extreme III could save 6 high data images per second. The D50 continuous mode gives up to 2.5 frames per second, so you could be gathering about 8 MB of data per second. If you do not have at least the Ultra II or equivalent, it is easy to see how your D50 bogs down at times.
Reply:If you get the 1GB, that would give you plenty of space especially if you are out for at least 2 weeks on vacations so that you don't run out of space.
Reply:This is a relative issue (relative to what you are doing with your camera). Most cameras, especially of the 7 megapixel and up variety, have a sufficiently large buffer to hold several shots. It is pretty difficult to fill up that buffer, requiring you to stop shooting as it moves the photos from the buffer to the memory card.
There are two exceptions....taking pictures in RAW mode (the files for these are huge) and using the setting that takes multiple pictures continuously as you hold down the button. Doing both at the same time will almost certainly require that you have a high speed card.
If you aren't doing either of these things, a high speed card is a waste of money.
Reply:yup there aren't that much of a difference in speed cause most of ur pics would be around 3mb each on the highest rez, but when u r transferring the data to ur comp, there will be some difference in speed but that doesn't matter that much
Can you help?
Do I need a SD memory card for my 7 megapixel digital camera that has a high write speed?
BY ALL MEANS, get a card with the higher write speed. Even in a 2 MP camera, my daughter saw a huge difference. I wrote this for someone else, but it applies to you, except that your camera is 7 MP instead of 6. Do the math. I imagine a 7 MP camera would usually create files that were 4 MB or less.
Sandisk makes some nice higher speed cards in SD format (and others) with a lifetime warranty. The Ultra II is "mid range" high speed and Extreme III is ultra high speed. We have an Extreme in my wife's D50 and never had a problem with write speed. Click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click.....
The benchmark of 1X is a transfer rate of 150 KB per second.
40X is a common card, so the transfer rate would be 6 MB per second.
Sandisk Ultra II claims a minimum write speed of 60X or 9 MB per second, and a minimum read speed of 66X or 10 MB per second.
Sandisk Extreme III claims a minimum write and read speed of 133X or 20 MB per second.
The largest 6MB photos on a D50 camera seem to be about 3 MB, so it seems that an Ultra II could save 3 high data images per second, while an Extreme III could save 6 high data images per second. The D50 continuous mode gives up to 2.5 frames per second, so you could be gathering about 8 MB of data per second. If you do not have at least the Ultra II or equivalent, it is easy to see how your D50 bogs down at times.
Reply:If you get the 1GB, that would give you plenty of space especially if you are out for at least 2 weeks on vacations so that you don't run out of space.
Reply:This is a relative issue (relative to what you are doing with your camera). Most cameras, especially of the 7 megapixel and up variety, have a sufficiently large buffer to hold several shots. It is pretty difficult to fill up that buffer, requiring you to stop shooting as it moves the photos from the buffer to the memory card.
There are two exceptions....taking pictures in RAW mode (the files for these are huge) and using the setting that takes multiple pictures continuously as you hold down the button. Doing both at the same time will almost certainly require that you have a high speed card.
If you aren't doing either of these things, a high speed card is a waste of money.
Reply:yup there aren't that much of a difference in speed cause most of ur pics would be around 3mb each on the highest rez, but when u r transferring the data to ur comp, there will be some difference in speed but that doesn't matter that much
SD Memory cards - are they universal to fit all Digital Cameras?
My mother has an Olympus Camedia C-180. Santa brought her a Tevion 2GB Memory card - it is still in its plastic packet (and may be returned if it does not fit). I tried the memory card from my Traveller Digital in the Camedia and it seems reluctant to slot in. Is it really necessary to purchase a Camedia Specific Card? Do such cards exist? Cheers (Happy New Year)
SD Memory cards - are they universal to fit all Digital Cameras?
Think it's an XD card you need:
http://www.mymemory.co.uk/compatible-mem...
Reply:No, SD cards are not universally used in digital cameras. Whatever you do, don't try and force it in.
SD cards are the most common type in general use. They're also used in video cameras and SD slots are built in to lots of computers and even some television sets and DVD machines (especially Panasonic).
There is also a mini-SD variant used by some cameras . With an adaptor this can be used in a standard SD slot.
People such as Sony (Sony Memory Stick) and Olympus (XD card) use their own types which are not compatible with SD.
If you're buying a camera/video/tv/PC/DVD or whatever in future it's worth considering what type of memory card it uses (if any).
These days I never buy anything without an SD slot. That way there is never any compatibility issues between my A/V gadgets.
Have a look at Amazon.co.uk for a range of cards to fit Olympus.
Reply:It'll be an XD card you need, they are smaller than SD.Different makes of digital cameras use different cards, SD, CF, XD................ best to check when buying the camera.
Olympus and Fuji make XD cards.
Reply:Olympus cameras ONLY use xD picture cards. If you bought an SD card, then of course it will not fit, and you will have to exchange it for the correct type of card.
An xD or 'M' type xD card is what you need. Any brand will be perfectly ok.
Don't forget to format it before you use it (this is done in the camera menu).
Reply:different cameras require different memory cards. happy new year
Reply:Yes, you do need a xD card rather than an SD card.
The way it usually works is that most companies have use a specific type of memory card. There are only a few. For example, all of the sony digital cameras use pro duo memory sticks, while all canons use SD cards (along with many other companies and devices). Olympus happens to use xD memory cards. So although SD cards are the most common form, you need an xD card. They're just slightly more rectangular. Happy New Year! =]
Reply:if it takes a sd card
any brand will do
I usually stay with kingston or sandisk
you will need high speed for the movies
there are many brands but I never heard of your brand
Reply:dont know!
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SD Memory cards - are they universal to fit all Digital Cameras?
Think it's an XD card you need:
http://www.mymemory.co.uk/compatible-mem...
Reply:No, SD cards are not universally used in digital cameras. Whatever you do, don't try and force it in.
SD cards are the most common type in general use. They're also used in video cameras and SD slots are built in to lots of computers and even some television sets and DVD machines (especially Panasonic).
There is also a mini-SD variant used by some cameras . With an adaptor this can be used in a standard SD slot.
People such as Sony (Sony Memory Stick) and Olympus (XD card) use their own types which are not compatible with SD.
If you're buying a camera/video/tv/PC/DVD or whatever in future it's worth considering what type of memory card it uses (if any).
These days I never buy anything without an SD slot. That way there is never any compatibility issues between my A/V gadgets.
Have a look at Amazon.co.uk for a range of cards to fit Olympus.
Reply:It'll be an XD card you need, they are smaller than SD.Different makes of digital cameras use different cards, SD, CF, XD................ best to check when buying the camera.
Olympus and Fuji make XD cards.
Reply:Olympus cameras ONLY use xD picture cards. If you bought an SD card, then of course it will not fit, and you will have to exchange it for the correct type of card.
An xD or 'M' type xD card is what you need. Any brand will be perfectly ok.
Don't forget to format it before you use it (this is done in the camera menu).
Reply:different cameras require different memory cards. happy new year
Reply:Yes, you do need a xD card rather than an SD card.
The way it usually works is that most companies have use a specific type of memory card. There are only a few. For example, all of the sony digital cameras use pro duo memory sticks, while all canons use SD cards (along with many other companies and devices). Olympus happens to use xD memory cards. So although SD cards are the most common form, you need an xD card. They're just slightly more rectangular. Happy New Year! =]
Reply:if it takes a sd card
any brand will do
I usually stay with kingston or sandisk
you will need high speed for the movies
there are many brands but I never heard of your brand
Reply:dont know!
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Do you need an update to use SD cards on your Wii?
I have a Wii, but I don't know about this. Also, do the games save on the game disc too? or just the system itself?
Do you need an update to use SD cards on your Wii?
Yes, Recent updates (vers. 2.0) need to be installed to enable the SD Card function. You do that by connecting to the internet WiiConnect24 Service.
Games can be saved on SD Cards. I think it goes into the system by default.
Reply:this will tell you http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii
Do you need an update to use SD cards on your Wii?
Yes, Recent updates (vers. 2.0) need to be installed to enable the SD Card function. You do that by connecting to the internet WiiConnect24 Service.
Games can be saved on SD Cards. I think it goes into the system by default.
Reply:this will tell you http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii
How to get photos from my micro SD card to my computer?
The SD card fits into my camera phone, and came with 2 adapters that look like larger cards. The problem is that my computer does not have a memory card reader slot. Is there a cable I can buy?
Thank you so much =)
How to get photos from my micro SD card to my computer?
You can buy an usb memory card reader which costs less.
Or you can transfer it to your pc using bluetooth (if bluetooth is available in your mobile ) . If you dont have blutooth in your computer buy an usb bluetooth dongle.
Or check a data cable for your mobile model andbuy it.
The best solution is to buy usb memory card reader as it transfers data at rate of more than 10 mbps
Reply:Did you camera come with a USB cord. it should say usb on it. Go buy a usb cord andput the card in the camera take the cord and plug it into your camera and the computer. turn your camera on. Something should pop up on the sr=creen of your computer it might say new software or camera. Something. it nothing does come up. go into the start menu and find something that says photo shop or camera wizard, ect. Hit copy wait a little bit then it will say done. On mine it has three options when your done
Send pitures to a website (to devolope)
Nothing i am finished
Oh and i can't remember the last one darn it.
You can leave them on the computer or download them to a cd or a flash drive. cds are cheaper and hold more. Then if you wish you can delete. Double check there on your computer though
Happy holidays!!!
Reply:You will have to buy a memory card reader.. you will be getting a cable wit tat to connect to the pC..U can insert the card in tat reader and you can transfer the pictures...
Thank you so much =)
How to get photos from my micro SD card to my computer?
You can buy an usb memory card reader which costs less.
Or you can transfer it to your pc using bluetooth (if bluetooth is available in your mobile ) . If you dont have blutooth in your computer buy an usb bluetooth dongle.
Or check a data cable for your mobile model andbuy it.
The best solution is to buy usb memory card reader as it transfers data at rate of more than 10 mbps
Reply:Did you camera come with a USB cord. it should say usb on it. Go buy a usb cord andput the card in the camera take the cord and plug it into your camera and the computer. turn your camera on. Something should pop up on the sr=creen of your computer it might say new software or camera. Something. it nothing does come up. go into the start menu and find something that says photo shop or camera wizard, ect. Hit copy wait a little bit then it will say done. On mine it has three options when your done
Send pitures to a website (to devolope)
Nothing i am finished
Oh and i can't remember the last one darn it.
You can leave them on the computer or download them to a cd or a flash drive. cds are cheaper and hold more. Then if you wish you can delete. Double check there on your computer though
Happy holidays!!!
Reply:You will have to buy a memory card reader.. you will be getting a cable wit tat to connect to the pC..U can insert the card in tat reader and you can transfer the pictures...
How do I use my micro SD card on my computer?
I have the new LG rumor phone and it has the micor SD card and I would like to know how to use it on my computer. It's my first time using one of these cards.
How do I use my micro SD card on my computer?
It depends what computer you have... older computers do not have a space for these, but the newer ones do. It should be a little slot on the front of your computer....
If your computer only takes a regular sized SD card (in newer computers only also) than check if your phone came with another card that the micro one fits into, this way you put the mini one into the converter and then into your computer.
However if you dont have the part in your computer you canot do it. Go back to the phone shop to ask about transfering them via blutooth or get a cable.
Reply:You can buy an adapter that plugs into a usb slot i have one and it works good for me. it has a slot to put the card in Report Abuse
Reply:Your computer should have a slot either in the front or the back for your card. Unless you are using a very old computer that was made before those cards were invented.
Mine has, I believe, 6 different slots for various things. I use my SD Card from My digital camera all the time and that has a slot in the front of mine.
Check out your computer and if you have a users manual that will tell you the correct slot to use as well.
Reply:I too have a LG. The micro sd card, does it have a mini card that is removable? If so there is a spot on the Phone that you can put it into and save on it from phone. Then there is a USB that opens for the chip on one end and the other plugs into the computer. Oh the USB is called a transflash for micro sd.
After you get that figured out when you plug into your computer if it does not come up goto my computer and click on your destination.
good luck hope this helped
Reply:it should have come with a regular SD sized adapter. if it didnt you need to get one.
Reply:It fits into a little case, or adapter, that looks like a regular sized SD card that you just snap it into. Then you can use it on your computer or card reader.
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Reply:You need a memory card reader that accepts micro SD cards. You can get memory card readers for under $20 USD.
How do I use my micro SD card on my computer?
It depends what computer you have... older computers do not have a space for these, but the newer ones do. It should be a little slot on the front of your computer....
If your computer only takes a regular sized SD card (in newer computers only also) than check if your phone came with another card that the micro one fits into, this way you put the mini one into the converter and then into your computer.
However if you dont have the part in your computer you canot do it. Go back to the phone shop to ask about transfering them via blutooth or get a cable.
Reply:You can buy an adapter that plugs into a usb slot i have one and it works good for me. it has a slot to put the card in Report Abuse
Reply:Your computer should have a slot either in the front or the back for your card. Unless you are using a very old computer that was made before those cards were invented.
Mine has, I believe, 6 different slots for various things. I use my SD Card from My digital camera all the time and that has a slot in the front of mine.
Check out your computer and if you have a users manual that will tell you the correct slot to use as well.
Reply:I too have a LG. The micro sd card, does it have a mini card that is removable? If so there is a spot on the Phone that you can put it into and save on it from phone. Then there is a USB that opens for the chip on one end and the other plugs into the computer. Oh the USB is called a transflash for micro sd.
After you get that figured out when you plug into your computer if it does not come up goto my computer and click on your destination.
good luck hope this helped
Reply:it should have come with a regular SD sized adapter. if it didnt you need to get one.
Reply:It fits into a little case, or adapter, that looks like a regular sized SD card that you just snap it into. Then you can use it on your computer or card reader.
Once you get that working, if you are looking for ringtones, cell phone wallpaper, and mobile games, check out www.CellRewards.com. You can earn them free and it's super easy. Just trying to spread the word, since you rarely can get anything now for free.
If you go to www.CellRewards.com/blog, it explains how it all works.
Reply:You need a memory card reader that accepts micro SD cards. You can get memory card readers for under $20 USD.
What is a suitable SD card for my digital camera?
What GB should i get if i want to take about 170 photos and a couple of videos?
I have a 12mp camera.
I don't know anything about camera's and sd cards so can you please help me? Thanks.
What is a suitable SD card for my digital camera?
You may as well get a 4GB card as they are so cheap these days if you buy from a cheap supplier... http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electron...
Reply:One gig is fine, but, if you can afford it, why not go ahead and get the two gig?
Reply:A 12mp camera is gonna use a lot of memory per photo. So you want to at least get a 1 gig SD card. Most digital cameras use SD cards, some use others, so it just depends on the model camera u have. But u want to shoot for at least 1 gig. A good 1 gig SD card will run u no more then $30
Reply:Apart from going for the largest capacity card. Do you really need to take photos at 12mp?
Your camera should give you the option to take photos at a lower resolution, which would work out less expensive in the long run.
Reply:Go to a photo shop; ask experts; read the manual!
They will want to know make, model, year etc.
No-one on YA can help you without this info.
Some cameras will only accept small capacity memory cards.
Reply:do not think at all about 1 gig. minimum 2 or 4 if you can afford. but watch it my adult daug knackered mine in when transfering on to comp and she is supp to know about comps.
Reply:Probably 1gb for 12 mega pixels. My camera is only 7.2 and 1gb can get me around 320 photos. 12 needs a lot more space.
Reply:If you shop around you can get a 2 gig SD for under $25. I just got one at Best Buy. Buy 2 if you can afford it, that should be plenty.
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I have a 12mp camera.
I don't know anything about camera's and sd cards so can you please help me? Thanks.
What is a suitable SD card for my digital camera?
You may as well get a 4GB card as they are so cheap these days if you buy from a cheap supplier... http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electron...
Reply:One gig is fine, but, if you can afford it, why not go ahead and get the two gig?
Reply:A 12mp camera is gonna use a lot of memory per photo. So you want to at least get a 1 gig SD card. Most digital cameras use SD cards, some use others, so it just depends on the model camera u have. But u want to shoot for at least 1 gig. A good 1 gig SD card will run u no more then $30
Reply:Apart from going for the largest capacity card. Do you really need to take photos at 12mp?
Your camera should give you the option to take photos at a lower resolution, which would work out less expensive in the long run.
Reply:Go to a photo shop; ask experts; read the manual!
They will want to know make, model, year etc.
No-one on YA can help you without this info.
Some cameras will only accept small capacity memory cards.
Reply:do not think at all about 1 gig. minimum 2 or 4 if you can afford. but watch it my adult daug knackered mine in when transfering on to comp and she is supp to know about comps.
Reply:Probably 1gb for 12 mega pixels. My camera is only 7.2 and 1gb can get me around 320 photos. 12 needs a lot more space.
Reply:If you shop around you can get a 2 gig SD for under $25. I just got one at Best Buy. Buy 2 if you can afford it, that should be plenty.
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Software for testing SD Memory cards?
I'm purchasing a Micro-SD memory card off ebay, but would like to verify the integrity of the card upon receipt. Does anyone know of any software that can run an integrity test on SD cards?
Software for testing SD Memory cards?
Hi,
Try downloading SiSoftware's Sandra from http://www.sisoftware.net/
It lets you perform all kinds of benchmarks on your computer. You should be able to perform some read/write speed tests and file system tests on your micro-SD card.
These results will also depend on your card reader/writer so that may cause some poor results.
Software for testing SD Memory cards?
Hi,
Try downloading SiSoftware's Sandra from http://www.sisoftware.net/
It lets you perform all kinds of benchmarks on your computer. You should be able to perform some read/write speed tests and file system tests on your micro-SD card.
These results will also depend on your card reader/writer so that may cause some poor results.
How do I get mp3 files onto an SD card for my Nintendo Wii?
My mp3 player and camera don't use the same memory cards that fit in my Wii. If I bought an SD card, what adapters or accessories do I need to transfer pictures and music from a computer to the card? Once I have everything, is it easy to put files onto a memory card?
How do I get mp3 files onto an SD card for my Nintendo Wii?
It's a good question. I have an SD card that works with the Wii, but I can't get anything to happen with it, anyways.
Usually whatever you purchased the SD card for will act as a storage device. If you hook the device your SD card is inserted in into your computer's USB drive, your PC will usually read the device as another drive. All you have to do then is transfer files like a portable drive.
I'm betting your camera or your MP3 player will act like a portable drive once connected to the PC. If you buy an SD card for the Wii, just get a $10-$20 SD card reader for your PC and it'll act like another drive also.
Reply:insert the SD card into the computer click on my computer and under devices with removable storage your SD card should pop up. then take a file and drag it to the SD cards memory. (you have to have a SD input on your computer.)
How do I get mp3 files onto an SD card for my Nintendo Wii?
It's a good question. I have an SD card that works with the Wii, but I can't get anything to happen with it, anyways.
Usually whatever you purchased the SD card for will act as a storage device. If you hook the device your SD card is inserted in into your computer's USB drive, your PC will usually read the device as another drive. All you have to do then is transfer files like a portable drive.
I'm betting your camera or your MP3 player will act like a portable drive once connected to the PC. If you buy an SD card for the Wii, just get a $10-$20 SD card reader for your PC and it'll act like another drive also.
Reply:insert the SD card into the computer click on my computer and under devices with removable storage your SD card should pop up. then take a file and drag it to the SD cards memory. (you have to have a SD input on your computer.)
Approximately how many minutes does a 4gb sd card record using a hd digital camcorder?
I'm planning to go snowboard this year and i don't have a camcorder. So i was viewing many different types of camcorders and I found some that are high definition and they are not very expensive. So i want to know how this deal of sd cards work. I couldn't find any info in the camcorder's technical details about how much video it records. The SD card technical detail does not say anything either. So if anybody that knows a little about this can help me, i will appreciate it. Also if you can give me an advice of what could be a nice hd camcorder that won't go over $500. Or what do you recommend me to buy having in mind that the device will work in low temperature. I'm worried about the quality, but if there is not much difference between a regular digital camcorder's quality of image and a high definition one, also let me know. Thanks!!! And excuse my English!
Approximately how many minutes does a 4gb sd card record using a hd digital camcorder?
Hi, on a 4Gb SD Card, you can store 60 minutes of data with High Quality, but if u reduce the pixel setting it can go upto 90min also, which is sufficient,
also allways carry extra Batteries, and memory card... this will help u,
I think u should go for Panasonic hdc-sd1, this is a really good HD Camera.... price is a bit high around 750, but worth putting the money,
Reply:about 4 hours or 240 minutes and as far as camcorders go the new flip camcorders is awesome
Approximately how many minutes does a 4gb sd card record using a hd digital camcorder?
Hi, on a 4Gb SD Card, you can store 60 minutes of data with High Quality, but if u reduce the pixel setting it can go upto 90min also, which is sufficient,
also allways carry extra Batteries, and memory card... this will help u,
I think u should go for Panasonic hdc-sd1, this is a really good HD Camera.... price is a bit high around 750, but worth putting the money,
Reply:about 4 hours or 240 minutes and as far as camcorders go the new flip camcorders is awesome
Why has my gateway vista laptop has stopped seeing sd cards?
I thinks I may have wiped out the driver and tried to re-install it but it still doesn't work
thanks to all anwsers
Why has my gateway vista laptop has stopped seeing sd cards?
You could try this hotfix. it was brought out a while ago but may help if a recent update has caused your problem
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936825/
also check in device manager to see if there are any entries in there with yellow exclamation marks
Reply:First thing to do is download and reinstall the driver from the link shown below. If this does not work then there is either a problem;em with Windows or possibly a hardware fault with ram etc. We would need to test the laptop to help you further http://www.trilogicuk.co.uk DRIVERS http://support.gateway.com/support/drive...
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Why has my gateway vista laptop has stopped seeing sd cards?
You could try this hotfix. it was brought out a while ago but may help if a recent update has caused your problem
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936825/
also check in device manager to see if there are any entries in there with yellow exclamation marks
Reply:First thing to do is download and reinstall the driver from the link shown below. If this does not work then there is either a problem;em with Windows or possibly a hardware fault with ram etc. We would need to test the laptop to help you further http://www.trilogicuk.co.uk DRIVERS http://support.gateway.com/support/drive...
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How come kingston SD memory cards are cheaper than other card brands?
are they not that good in performance. they have the 2gb ones cheap on amazon for $14.99.
How come kingston SD memory cards are cheaper than other card brands?
The price on all flash memory is dropping like a rock. That means that the field is very competitive not that the product is bad. I would buy the Kingston just because the price is so low and it is a name brand. If it was generic I wouldn't touch it.
Reply:There are only like six flash card makers of which Toshiba (San Disk), Samsung and Lexar are the most popular
Toshia sits on Lexars board and Lexar sits on Toshiba's board and they are currently suing each other for technology violations!
I think Kingston might be a Lexar made card.
Reply:The low priced Kingston's aren't as fast. This may or may not make a difference, depending on your camera.
it will probably be fine. In the old days they were a bit less compatible than the Sandisks and Lexars, but I think that they've gotten better. They're just not on the cutting edge of the technology.
Frankly- it's amazing that you can buy 2Gb of memory for $15.
Very soon, laptops will be coming without hard drives.
How come kingston SD memory cards are cheaper than other card brands?
The price on all flash memory is dropping like a rock. That means that the field is very competitive not that the product is bad. I would buy the Kingston just because the price is so low and it is a name brand. If it was generic I wouldn't touch it.
Reply:There are only like six flash card makers of which Toshiba (San Disk), Samsung and Lexar are the most popular
Toshia sits on Lexars board and Lexar sits on Toshiba's board and they are currently suing each other for technology violations!
I think Kingston might be a Lexar made card.
Reply:The low priced Kingston's aren't as fast. This may or may not make a difference, depending on your camera.
it will probably be fine. In the old days they were a bit less compatible than the Sandisks and Lexars, but I think that they've gotten better. They're just not on the cutting edge of the technology.
Frankly- it's amazing that you can buy 2Gb of memory for $15.
Very soon, laptops will be coming without hard drives.
How do I get video off my SD card to a DVD or computer?
I have a HP camera. It takes pictures as well as video. I got it years ago as a present and I don't have any instructions. I have taken several videos using the camera, but I can only view them on the SD card. I can take the SD card to the store to get the pictures printed and put it on a CD, but it doesn't even show me the video that was saved unless I'm using my camera to view it. Does anyone know how I can save these videos to a CD so I can always have them. I have a video of my 99 year-old Great Grandmother on one of the SD cards and she died a year ago Sunday. It would be great to get a copy of it instead of it always being on a SD card. Please help if you can. Thanks in advance.
How do I get video off my SD card to a DVD or computer?
You need either a card reader, which you put the card in and then insert in your usb slot on your PC. Or a usb cable that attaches to your camera. Both are cheap and easy to find.
Reply:There are a few steps you need to take. First copy everything on the card to your computer. Next look at each file to make sure they were not corrupted during the copying process.
If you right click on the video file, you will be able to open it with a program that is on your computer. If you are successful, then make a CD or DVD of the files and try running the video from the CD or DVD using the same program.
That should do it.
How do I get video off my SD card to a DVD or computer?
You need either a card reader, which you put the card in and then insert in your usb slot on your PC. Or a usb cable that attaches to your camera. Both are cheap and easy to find.
Reply:There are a few steps you need to take. First copy everything on the card to your computer. Next look at each file to make sure they were not corrupted during the copying process.
If you right click on the video file, you will be able to open it with a program that is on your computer. If you are successful, then make a CD or DVD of the files and try running the video from the CD or DVD using the same program.
That should do it.
What is the most reliable SD Flash Memory card I can buy for my digital camera?
I already have one SD card that has failed on me (yet never had this problem with CompactFlash cards). I am afraid I will loose my family photos on my upcoming vacations. With all the hype companies post for their own products, and all the problems I've read for various brands, it is hard to find what is the most reliable SD card out there.
What is the most reliable SD Flash Memory card I can buy for my digital camera?
Sandisk and Lexar are the best known memory cards for digital cameras. I am sure that the cards all pretty much perform the same, but these brands have a lifetime warranty for some of their products, so that makes me think they are built to higher standards. As far as day-to-day use, I have some generic and some of each brand I named and they all work. The contacts on the brand name cameras seem to have the equivalent of the "thunk" that you look for when you shut a car door to check it's quality, if you know what I mean. You don't wonder, "Is it in there right?" because it just feels right. I don't buy generics any more, though. I just end up getting them "with things" somehow.
Of course, you'll need a decent memory card and I recommend a genuine Sandisk Ultra II (60X) or Extreme III (133X) of at least 1GB. Lexar is another excellent card supplier and they have the "Professional" 133X as well as the Platinum 80X to choose from. Both Lexar and Sandisk come with image recovery software that you copy onto your computer before you format the card and both have limited lifetime warranties.
Reply:I have never had problems with Kodak memory cards. Very good quality
Reply:Dr. Sam has a good answer there. I would like to add that even reputable branded memory cards have failed on me. Although the card is now usable again, all the photos that used to be on my Sandisk 1 GB card suddenly disappeared overnight, literally. (I ended up using recovery software to recover the photos). I don't intend to imply that SD cards are very unreliable, but all electronics are prone to failure to some degree. It is just on occasion.
Reply:they are all reliable
the trick is to never use a card reader
that is what ruins them
What is the most reliable SD Flash Memory card I can buy for my digital camera?
Sandisk and Lexar are the best known memory cards for digital cameras. I am sure that the cards all pretty much perform the same, but these brands have a lifetime warranty for some of their products, so that makes me think they are built to higher standards. As far as day-to-day use, I have some generic and some of each brand I named and they all work. The contacts on the brand name cameras seem to have the equivalent of the "thunk" that you look for when you shut a car door to check it's quality, if you know what I mean. You don't wonder, "Is it in there right?" because it just feels right. I don't buy generics any more, though. I just end up getting them "with things" somehow.
Of course, you'll need a decent memory card and I recommend a genuine Sandisk Ultra II (60X) or Extreme III (133X) of at least 1GB. Lexar is another excellent card supplier and they have the "Professional" 133X as well as the Platinum 80X to choose from. Both Lexar and Sandisk come with image recovery software that you copy onto your computer before you format the card and both have limited lifetime warranties.
Reply:I have never had problems with Kodak memory cards. Very good quality
Reply:Dr. Sam has a good answer there. I would like to add that even reputable branded memory cards have failed on me. Although the card is now usable again, all the photos that used to be on my Sandisk 1 GB card suddenly disappeared overnight, literally. (I ended up using recovery software to recover the photos). I don't intend to imply that SD cards are very unreliable, but all electronics are prone to failure to some degree. It is just on occasion.
Reply:they are all reliable
the trick is to never use a card reader
that is what ruins them
What is the difference between an SD memory card and an SDHC memory card?
i just bought a JVC Everio GZ-MG130 camcorder and it requires an SD memory card. it recommends using a high-speed SD card at least 10 MB/s... when shopping around online, i keep seeing ones that are SDHC memory cards. Are they the same thing or something completely different?
What is the difference between an SD memory card and an SDHC memory card?
SDHC cards are compatible with devices that has the SDHC logo and have higher capacity 4-32Gb.
They are different from a regular SD memory cards. Get the Sandisk Extreme III SD card if you want the high speed ones.
http://www.sandisk.com/sdhc/SDHC.pdf
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What is the difference between an SD memory card and an SDHC memory card?
SDHC cards are compatible with devices that has the SDHC logo and have higher capacity 4-32Gb.
They are different from a regular SD memory cards. Get the Sandisk Extreme III SD card if you want the high speed ones.
http://www.sandisk.com/sdhc/SDHC.pdf
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Is there REALLY a difference between generic and brand-name SD memory cards?
So I've been doing a little research on the new SDHC format to ensure my new digital camera is compatible, and I'm looking to buy a 16gb SDHC memory card off of eBay. Is there really any difference between the generic brands (AData, Transcent, TopRam, Kingston, etc.) and name brands such as SanDisk?
Is there REALLY a difference between generic and brand-name SD memory cards?
Not really dude. I mean its like general medication. You can get name brand antibiotics for $60 or you can get the same thing, but with a generic title for $20.
Your getting the same thing, with a warranty, your just not buying it for the name they have built. Safeway soda taste like pepsi cola. You just only pay 50 cents instead of 2.00
enjoy your new 16gb, that thing is MASSIVE
Reply:no
Reply:No, I have both and it´s the same!
Reply:Not that I know of, I'm no expert, but Ive used both and see no difference. Save a few bucks and buy generic!
Reply:Yes. Brand names usually ensure their products are quality and will last for a really long time. Generics just want to chug out a product for someone who does not have the money to afford the higher qualities. Honestly, I would not go cheap with anything that has to do with either a camera or a television. You usually get what you purchase.
Reply:I doubt it, the name brands MIGHT be SLIGHTLY faster, but not a noticeable amount. I'd go for the cheep stuff.
Reply:sto usando entrambi e mai non ho visto una differenza
{i have been using both and have never seen a difference }
Is there REALLY a difference between generic and brand-name SD memory cards?
Not really dude. I mean its like general medication. You can get name brand antibiotics for $60 or you can get the same thing, but with a generic title for $20.
Your getting the same thing, with a warranty, your just not buying it for the name they have built. Safeway soda taste like pepsi cola. You just only pay 50 cents instead of 2.00
enjoy your new 16gb, that thing is MASSIVE
Reply:no
Reply:No, I have both and it´s the same!
Reply:Not that I know of, I'm no expert, but Ive used both and see no difference. Save a few bucks and buy generic!
Reply:Yes. Brand names usually ensure their products are quality and will last for a really long time. Generics just want to chug out a product for someone who does not have the money to afford the higher qualities. Honestly, I would not go cheap with anything that has to do with either a camera or a television. You usually get what you purchase.
Reply:I doubt it, the name brands MIGHT be SLIGHTLY faster, but not a noticeable amount. I'd go for the cheep stuff.
Reply:sto usando entrambi e mai non ho visto una differenza
{i have been using both and have never seen a difference }
What file format are sandisk ultra II SD cards? Ie. Fat 16, Fat 32, NTFS, etc.?
What file format are sandisk ultra II SD cards? Ie. Fat 16, Fat 32, NTFS, etc.
What file format are sandisk ultra II SD cards? Ie. Fat 16, Fat 32, NTFS, etc.?
I think they are FAT32. If you are running XP you can go to the drive letter that your SD card is assigned to and it will tell you the format in the details on the left hand column.
Reply:Whatever you format it to be.
What file format are sandisk ultra II SD cards? Ie. Fat 16, Fat 32, NTFS, etc.?
I think they are FAT32. If you are running XP you can go to the drive letter that your SD card is assigned to and it will tell you the format in the details on the left hand column.
Reply:Whatever you format it to be.
Video Fast Frame Rate (QVGA; 320 x 240 pixels) recording at 60 fps and SD cards?
Hi,
I bought a Canon a570is which has a great video option. I was just wondering if I will need a high speed card to fully utilize the better quality video option.
Thanks.
Video Fast Frame Rate (QVGA; 320 x 240 pixels) recording at 60 fps and SD cards?
yes you do
I have the a570
try kingston or sandisk
check on yahoo shopping
I bought a Canon a570is which has a great video option. I was just wondering if I will need a high speed card to fully utilize the better quality video option.
Thanks.
Video Fast Frame Rate (QVGA; 320 x 240 pixels) recording at 60 fps and SD cards?
yes you do
I have the a570
try kingston or sandisk
check on yahoo shopping
Re: formatting SD cards over 512Mb., i.e. 1Gb, to 4Gb cards. My fully updated Xp-SP2 crashes when I try this?
I have various devices that use SD cards, my laptop, my satnav, my mob, and my camera. The satnav incorporates a large screen, a pic viewer and an mp3 player fed by files on the SD card. What I want to do is build some photo and mp3 libraries on larger SD cards so that I can both use them myself in the car, mainly the mp3's, or use the portable satnav as a screen to show others survey photos or similar. The libraries for both are stored on my pc, hence I want to download edited sets from these libraries to the SD cards for portable use. The pc has an integral card reader.
With 1Gb cards the formatting process ends in the dreaded blue screen.
With 2Gb cards it just reports 'cannot format this......'
The process works with 512Mb cards - so the tech is there to do what I want. The problem is the higher cards, which seems strange as the capacity of even the biggest SD cards at 8Gb is trivial compared to portable HD's etc., that it can format.
Does anyone know of a 'workaround'?
Re: formatting SD cards over 512Mb., i.e. 1Gb, to 4Gb cards. My fully updated Xp-SP2 crashes when I try this?
try formatting with a different "format" Does it give you Fat 16 by any chance? some machines don't like the Fat 32.
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With 1Gb cards the formatting process ends in the dreaded blue screen.
With 2Gb cards it just reports 'cannot format this......'
The process works with 512Mb cards - so the tech is there to do what I want. The problem is the higher cards, which seems strange as the capacity of even the biggest SD cards at 8Gb is trivial compared to portable HD's etc., that it can format.
Does anyone know of a 'workaround'?
Re: formatting SD cards over 512Mb., i.e. 1Gb, to 4Gb cards. My fully updated Xp-SP2 crashes when I try this?
try formatting with a different "format" Does it give you Fat 16 by any chance? some machines don't like the Fat 32.
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Anyone know anything about SD cards. I'm getting a message about the card not being formatted.?
The Camera works sometimes and then I get the message to format the card. Camera or SD card. Which do I replace???
Anyone know anything about SD cards. I'm getting a message about the card not being formatted.?
the manual tells you to format the card before you use it.
the manual will give you directions on how to format the card.
Reply:If you have any images on the card, load then on your computer then format the card IN THE CAMERA. Your manual will tell you how. Formatting the card will remove any images it holds.
Anyone know anything about SD cards. I'm getting a message about the card not being formatted.?
the manual tells you to format the card before you use it.
the manual will give you directions on how to format the card.
Reply:If you have any images on the card, load then on your computer then format the card IN THE CAMERA. Your manual will tell you how. Formatting the card will remove any images it holds.
Do normal sd cards work as memory cards for the wii.?
do only the wii sd cards store memory from wii games or can i use ether sd cards.
Do normal sd cards work as memory cards for the wii.?
all SD cards will work. my friend has a wii and uses a normal sd card thats like 5 years old
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Do normal sd cards work as memory cards for the wii.?
all SD cards will work. my friend has a wii and uses a normal sd card thats like 5 years old
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What SD cards are compatible with a Kodak C533 digital camera?
An SD card is just an SD card. They only vary by amount of memory and manufacturer. Any one that is the stamp size should work.
If you need Video Cassette to record something, you can by one that holds 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, etc.. You can buy one from Sony, Maxell, or Fuji, but they will all work.
Same concept.
If you go to any electronics store and ask for one they should be able to help show you what you need.
What SD cards are compatible with a Kodak C533 digital camera?
If the manual doesn't say miniSD or microSD but just SD, then that should mean regular SD cards. You camera might have a limit on the card capacity though (say up to 2GB)
Reply:an sd card is an sd card unless it is mini.
If you need Video Cassette to record something, you can by one that holds 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, etc.. You can buy one from Sony, Maxell, or Fuji, but they will all work.
Same concept.
If you go to any electronics store and ask for one they should be able to help show you what you need.
What SD cards are compatible with a Kodak C533 digital camera?
If the manual doesn't say miniSD or microSD but just SD, then that should mean regular SD cards. You camera might have a limit on the card capacity though (say up to 2GB)
Reply:an sd card is an sd card unless it is mini.
My daughter is in Cambodia. Her cameras SD cards are infected with a sohanad worm.Any ideas for removal pse?
Reformatting would remove it.
My daughter is in Cambodia. Her cameras SD cards are infected with a sohanad worm.Any ideas for removal pse?
insert your sd card to a pc and run search. on the search bar type *.exe . delete all results with a folder icon. search for new folder.exe and delete it too.NEVER EVER double click on those folders or your pc will be infected.it can disable regedit,task manager and your yahoo messsenger will send annoying messages to all your yahoo contacts.if your pc got infected by this, go to my website. www.irvinparcon.co.nr and click on virus help. You will see a step by step instructions on manually removing this worm.i run a computer shop business and i always encounter this virus and the strawberry virus if you are familiar with that.If you have a hard time on my instructions because of my english,you may i.m. me on yahoo or send an e-mail to ice9fetus81@yahoo.com
Reply:The safest procedure would be to simply replace the cards with new ones. I'm not sure if formatting the card would do the trick or not. SD cards are very inexpensive now and that's the best way to be sure that all future images are safe.
Unfortunately, she probably has the sohanad.worm in her computer now. If she can hold out, I'd recommend not connecting the camera or SD cards to her computer until it's been decontaminated.
Hope this helps you and your daughter.
My daughter is in Cambodia. Her cameras SD cards are infected with a sohanad worm.Any ideas for removal pse?
insert your sd card to a pc and run search. on the search bar type *.exe . delete all results with a folder icon. search for new folder.exe and delete it too.NEVER EVER double click on those folders or your pc will be infected.it can disable regedit,task manager and your yahoo messsenger will send annoying messages to all your yahoo contacts.if your pc got infected by this, go to my website. www.irvinparcon.co.nr and click on virus help. You will see a step by step instructions on manually removing this worm.i run a computer shop business and i always encounter this virus and the strawberry virus if you are familiar with that.If you have a hard time on my instructions because of my english,you may i.m. me on yahoo or send an e-mail to ice9fetus81@yahoo.com
Reply:The safest procedure would be to simply replace the cards with new ones. I'm not sure if formatting the card would do the trick or not. SD cards are very inexpensive now and that's the best way to be sure that all future images are safe.
Unfortunately, she probably has the sohanad.worm in her computer now. If she can hold out, I'd recommend not connecting the camera or SD cards to her computer until it's been decontaminated.
Hope this helps you and your daughter.
Any special requirements on Wii SD cards?
I'm getting a Wii for Christmas (Fiancé intercepted and wrapped it before I got home :-P) and I wanted to get an SD card to store and transport VC games. I see Wii SD cards for sale at $60.00 but I recently purchased a 2GB SD from Buy.com for $10.00. Is there any special formatting required to use it on the Wii? Thanks in advance.
Any special requirements on Wii SD cards?
I purchased a 512 MB from target on black friday for $8. Works perfectly. I don't think they have any special requirements. If it works with a camera, chances are it will work with the Wii. On a side note, Nintendo states that if you run out of memory you can delete any previously purchased VC games and download them again at any time without having to pay for them again. Essentially once you pay for them, you can download them to you Wii an unlimited number of times.
Any special requirements on Wii SD cards?
I purchased a 512 MB from target on black friday for $8. Works perfectly. I don't think they have any special requirements. If it works with a camera, chances are it will work with the Wii. On a side note, Nintendo states that if you run out of memory you can delete any previously purchased VC games and download them again at any time without having to pay for them again. Essentially once you pay for them, you can download them to you Wii an unlimited number of times.
How do you put music and videos on sd cards for my wii?
please help how can you put music and videos on your wii using ur sd card
How do you put music and videos on sd cards for my wii?
if your computer has an SD card slot, stick it in and look for that "drive" on "my computer". Open it up, and drag and drop your videos and music on it. It should automatically be saved on your SD card. Just put that card in the wii and you should be able to view and listen to music.
If you don't have an SD card slot on your computer, get a card reader and attatch it to the computer. Put the SD card in the card reader and do the exact same thing of drag and dro p.
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How do you put music and videos on sd cards for my wii?
if your computer has an SD card slot, stick it in and look for that "drive" on "my computer". Open it up, and drag and drop your videos and music on it. It should automatically be saved on your SD card. Just put that card in the wii and you should be able to view and listen to music.
If you don't have an SD card slot on your computer, get a card reader and attatch it to the computer. Put the SD card in the card reader and do the exact same thing of drag and dro p.
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Is the Nokia 6120 Classic limited to 2 GB micro SD cards? Will a 4 GB micro SD card work in a 6120 Classic?
I have this phone and i think 4 GB micro SD will work and store up to 2 GB not more because the mobile will run slowly
What is the difference in the transflash and flash sd cards for mobile phones?
microSD is an ultra-small, removable flash memory card format originally based on SanDisk's TransFlash card format. It is primarily used in mobile phones, but because of its size and increasing capacity it is also being used in handheld GPS devices, portable audio players, flashcards and the real difference between them is microSD supports Near Field Communication Technology of sharing information between phones hopes that helps good luck
Are all SD cards created equal?
I have a Samsung 5.1mp camera and have been using an Impact 1 GB SD card with it. The camera takes great photos and I wanted another SD card so I bought a Kodak 2GB brand because it was a great price.
Does the SD card have anything to do with the quality of the photos? My mom has had a Kodak camera before and the photo quality wasn't nearly as good.
Are all SD cards created equal?
1) "Are all SD cards created equal?" I'm sure there's some differences in the reliability of SD cards, but I've never had one actually fail in the past 6 years of using memory cards for various digital cameras. Given that few "big name" SD cards are actually made by the company on the label, and the chips are made by still somebody else, it's hard to to tell who made what and its reliability.
The best answer I can think of : A good indicator of quality is probably the length of the warranty.
Once, the batteries died in my camera just at the moment when a photo was being written. As a result, all the photos in the card were corrupt. But that wasn't the fault of the card. A simple re-format of the card made it usable again, but I lost all the stored pictures taken up that point.
2) "Does the SD card have anything to do with the quality of the photos?" It really shouldn't. The quality of the camera determines how good the photo is, not the storage - unless the storage fails for some reason.
If you have a SD slot on your computer, or if you have a USB plug-in SC memory card reader, you can have your computer scan your SD card for errors, the same way you'd have it look for errors on your hard drive. I've never seen any bad spots in my camera cards (or flash) drives in all the 6 years I've been using one or the other....
Reply:As long as you have a memory card for a mainstream card maker (and there are many good ones you may never heard of) and you did not buy it on eBay (sorry eBay, but you have to reign in these companies selling fake cards and bate and switch camera stores), you should enjoy saving your images to any card that your camera will use.
Storage is just saving images in a series of 0' and 1's. If the camera you are using or your technique is poor, the card will record that as well as images taken by the best of the best. It is just like film ... the image quality has mostly to do with the cameras lens, sensor and the camera's operator.
Reply:the storage has not so much to do with image quality and more to do with how many photos you can write to a card and how fast this can happen. Don't get me wrong I am sure some brands are more reliable then others.
Reply:To paraphrase the answer, 'some are more equal than others', i.e some cards will have a better/faster 'write' speed. Lexar is a good name for write speeds, but then there is always Sandisk.
Does the SD card have anything to do with the quality of the photos? My mom has had a Kodak camera before and the photo quality wasn't nearly as good.
Are all SD cards created equal?
1) "Are all SD cards created equal?" I'm sure there's some differences in the reliability of SD cards, but I've never had one actually fail in the past 6 years of using memory cards for various digital cameras. Given that few "big name" SD cards are actually made by the company on the label, and the chips are made by still somebody else, it's hard to to tell who made what and its reliability.
The best answer I can think of : A good indicator of quality is probably the length of the warranty.
Once, the batteries died in my camera just at the moment when a photo was being written. As a result, all the photos in the card were corrupt. But that wasn't the fault of the card. A simple re-format of the card made it usable again, but I lost all the stored pictures taken up that point.
2) "Does the SD card have anything to do with the quality of the photos?" It really shouldn't. The quality of the camera determines how good the photo is, not the storage - unless the storage fails for some reason.
If you have a SD slot on your computer, or if you have a USB plug-in SC memory card reader, you can have your computer scan your SD card for errors, the same way you'd have it look for errors on your hard drive. I've never seen any bad spots in my camera cards (or flash) drives in all the 6 years I've been using one or the other....
Reply:As long as you have a memory card for a mainstream card maker (and there are many good ones you may never heard of) and you did not buy it on eBay (sorry eBay, but you have to reign in these companies selling fake cards and bate and switch camera stores), you should enjoy saving your images to any card that your camera will use.
Storage is just saving images in a series of 0' and 1's. If the camera you are using or your technique is poor, the card will record that as well as images taken by the best of the best. It is just like film ... the image quality has mostly to do with the cameras lens, sensor and the camera's operator.
Reply:the storage has not so much to do with image quality and more to do with how many photos you can write to a card and how fast this can happen. Don't get me wrong I am sure some brands are more reliable then others.
Reply:To paraphrase the answer, 'some are more equal than others', i.e some cards will have a better/faster 'write' speed. Lexar is a good name for write speeds, but then there is always Sandisk.
How do I resolve problems reading SD cards on my HP iPAQ 2210?
I have three SD cards for use on my HP iPAQ 2210. One of the SD cards cannot be read by the HP iPAQ 2210 any longer (previously was working with no problem). The other two SD cards can be read by the HP iPAQ 2210 with no problem. However, the problem SD card can be read by my PC using a LEXAR Media JumpDrive Trio without any problems. CF cards can be read by my HP iPAQ 2210 with no problems.
I am using the SD cards to store movies to watch on the HP iPAQ 2210.
The problem card is a Toshiba 128 MB, while the other two that work OK are Toshiba and SanDisk.
How do I resolve problems reading SD cards on my HP iPAQ 2210?
Corruption, reformat is enough to solve it, preferably via the iPaq.
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I am using the SD cards to store movies to watch on the HP iPAQ 2210.
The problem card is a Toshiba 128 MB, while the other two that work OK are Toshiba and SanDisk.
How do I resolve problems reading SD cards on my HP iPAQ 2210?
Corruption, reformat is enough to solve it, preferably via the iPaq.
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What is the best mp3 player that i can you music SD cards so space is unlimited?
"I can you music SD cards"? What does that mean?
What kind of digital cameras use micro sd cards as memory?
well with an adapter
What kind of digital cameras use micro sd cards as memory?
Micro SD cards are really designed for MP3 players and cell phones, rather than digital cameras.
However, any camera which can take SD memory should also be able to accept micro SD memory via the SD adapter, up to the memory limitations of the camera.
Reply:With an adapter, all but three will.
Sony, Olympus and Fujifilm (most of them) use other kinds of memory cards.
http:www.dpreview.com
What kind of digital cameras use micro sd cards as memory?
Micro SD cards are really designed for MP3 players and cell phones, rather than digital cameras.
However, any camera which can take SD memory should also be able to accept micro SD memory via the SD adapter, up to the memory limitations of the camera.
Reply:With an adapter, all but three will.
Sony, Olympus and Fujifilm (most of them) use other kinds of memory cards.
http:www.dpreview.com
What are the different sizes of SD cards?
like what ones hold a lot and how many
What are the different sizes of SD cards?
there are 128 mb (small cant hold that much), they go all the way up to 16 gig (hold alot, 15 full movies)
Reply:There are SD, SDHC and microSD
Capacity anywhere up to 8GB for now and can go all the way to 1TB in theory.
What are the different sizes of SD cards?
there are 128 mb (small cant hold that much), they go all the way up to 16 gig (hold alot, 15 full movies)
Reply:There are SD, SDHC and microSD
Capacity anywhere up to 8GB for now and can go all the way to 1TB in theory.
Is there a difference in the brand of SD memory cards for a digital camera?
Sandisk and Lexar come bundled with image recovery software that you copy onto your computer before you format the card. I am sure that the cards all pretty much perform the same, but these brands have a lifetime warranty fro some of their products, so that makes me think they are built to higher standards. As far as day-to-day use, I have some generic and some of each brand I named and they all work. The contacts on the brand name cameras seem to have the equivalent of the "thunk" that you look for when you shut a car door to check it's quality, if you know what I mean. You don't wonder, "Is it in there right?" because it just feels right. I don't buy generics any more, though. I just end up getting them "with things" somehow.
Is there a difference in the brand of SD memory cards for a digital camera?
it is about the speed and reliability. Sometimes a no-name or an unknown brand is just about refused/returned or "B" quality lots of cards from Big Brands.
Reply:I've used Sandisk, Canon, Fujifilm, Lexar, and "never heard of this brand before" SD cards in my digital cameras over the past 4+ years. I never had any problems with the cards, ever. I did have pictures corrupted as a picture was being saved when the batteries went dead - but that was the batteries' fault, not the card's.
Yea, you can get a good warranty, but I never had to use the warranty in the past four years. Ask yourself if you're willing to pay the extra money for the insurance. Given the dropping prices on memory cards, I figure it's not. IMHO, of course.
Reply:I've had a failure on a 1GB SanDisk SD card. It is one of their old, blue ones. The serial number on the back is BB0411WH and it says, "China" on the back. It worked for a few months and died. The camera suddenly said it needed to reformat the disk. I put it in my PC to download the photos that were still there but the PC would not recognize it. I tried to retrieve the photos by using software that recovers deleted files to no avail.
I now have their newer Ultra II black SD card and have not (yet) had a problem.
Good luck.
Reply:I have had generic ones and name brand ones and they all seem to perform the same for me.
Reply:No. I have used San Disk, A-DATA, Kingston and Canon and the only differences I have found is price. San Disk has to be one of the biggest rip-offs out there.
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Is there a difference in the brand of SD memory cards for a digital camera?
it is about the speed and reliability. Sometimes a no-name or an unknown brand is just about refused/returned or "B" quality lots of cards from Big Brands.
Reply:I've used Sandisk, Canon, Fujifilm, Lexar, and "never heard of this brand before" SD cards in my digital cameras over the past 4+ years. I never had any problems with the cards, ever. I did have pictures corrupted as a picture was being saved when the batteries went dead - but that was the batteries' fault, not the card's.
Yea, you can get a good warranty, but I never had to use the warranty in the past four years. Ask yourself if you're willing to pay the extra money for the insurance. Given the dropping prices on memory cards, I figure it's not. IMHO, of course.
Reply:I've had a failure on a 1GB SanDisk SD card. It is one of their old, blue ones. The serial number on the back is BB0411WH and it says, "China" on the back. It worked for a few months and died. The camera suddenly said it needed to reformat the disk. I put it in my PC to download the photos that were still there but the PC would not recognize it. I tried to retrieve the photos by using software that recovers deleted files to no avail.
I now have their newer Ultra II black SD card and have not (yet) had a problem.
Good luck.
Reply:I have had generic ones and name brand ones and they all seem to perform the same for me.
Reply:No. I have used San Disk, A-DATA, Kingston and Canon and the only differences I have found is price. San Disk has to be one of the biggest rip-offs out there.
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How can you read SD Memory cards on your Computer?
Reading SD Cards
How can you read SD Memory cards on your Computer?
Buy a flash card reader, maybe about $40 or cheaper in any decent computer store. You can buy one that only read one media, but most now can read a variety of flash media.
Reply:The easiest way is to purchase a sd to usb adapter. They are fairly common. Many HP's come with media card readers built-in. You can also purchase multi-card desktop/ usb card readers. The links are examples. Hope this helps.
These products also allow you to transfer pics to the sd card. Staples, Best Buy, Circuit City and probably even Wal-Mart should all carry something of this sort.
Reply:Get a media reader. It's a device that can hook up about five different media cards. They only cost about $15. You stick that device onto the USB drive of your computer, and the SD card goes into the device.
Reply:You need to have a sd connection from your computer. So that you can plug the Memory Card. To buy one go to bestbuy or similar.
How can you read SD Memory cards on your Computer?
Buy a flash card reader, maybe about $40 or cheaper in any decent computer store. You can buy one that only read one media, but most now can read a variety of flash media.
Reply:The easiest way is to purchase a sd to usb adapter. They are fairly common. Many HP's come with media card readers built-in. You can also purchase multi-card desktop/ usb card readers. The links are examples. Hope this helps.
These products also allow you to transfer pics to the sd card. Staples, Best Buy, Circuit City and probably even Wal-Mart should all carry something of this sort.
Reply:Get a media reader. It's a device that can hook up about five different media cards. They only cost about $15. You stick that device onto the USB drive of your computer, and the SD card goes into the device.
Reply:You need to have a sd connection from your computer. So that you can plug the Memory Card. To buy one go to bestbuy or similar.
Can anyone recomend a good multicard reader or just a solo card reader than can read Micro SD cards (8gig).?
I have had two so far, dedicated Micro SD readers and both have stopped working after a short time. Others are having the same problem with Micro SD readers. Anyone know a good reliable one that works?
Can anyone recomend a good multicard reader or just a solo card reader than can read Micro SD cards (8gig).?
try this one for a usb hookup:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
or this one for an internal:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Can anyone recomend a good multicard reader or just a solo card reader than can read Micro SD cards (8gig).?
try this one for a usb hookup:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
or this one for an internal:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Can the Wii take regular SD cards, like the one's you use in digital cameras?
Yes, those are the ones to use. It won't take most of the 4GB ones though, but 1 and 2GB work fine.
Can the Wii take regular SD cards, like the one's you use in digital cameras?
Yup,
My Memory Card Isn't The Wii Memory And It Works Perfect.
Reply:any SD will work 256k--4gb any.
Reply:Yes it can take SD cards, just like the ones used in a digital camera. In fact, you can pop the SD card outta your digital camera and put it in the Wii. The coolest part is that you can view your pictures from your digital camera right on the Wii when you put the SD card in the Wii.
Can the Wii take regular SD cards, like the one's you use in digital cameras?
Yup,
My Memory Card Isn't The Wii Memory And It Works Perfect.
Reply:any SD will work 256k--4gb any.
Reply:Yes it can take SD cards, just like the ones used in a digital camera. In fact, you can pop the SD card outta your digital camera and put it in the Wii. The coolest part is that you can view your pictures from your digital camera right on the Wii when you put the SD card in the Wii.
What is the difference between SD and XD memory cards?which one should i opt for my olympus fe15 model camera?
i have brought an newly released olympus fe-15 model digital camera and i want to upgrade its memory,which card should opt for it wheather SD or XD memory card?please help me............
What is the difference between SD and XD memory cards?which one should i opt for my olympus fe15 model camera?
I do not believe SD is an option for you. You will need to buy an Xd card for that camera. You can get some good deals at newegg.com, or another online store. The prices will be better than at regular stores. You will find that xD cards tend to be more expensive than SD cards. I would stay away from the auction sites, too many counterfeits being sold these days.
Reply:XD is smaller than SD.. i think XD is half the size of SD.. and true that u can only use XD in olympus..
Reply:Your camera only uses xD cards. SD memory cards are used by all but three camera makers. (xD = Fujifilm and Olympus, memory card = Memory Stick Sony only
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What is the difference between SD and XD memory cards?which one should i opt for my olympus fe15 model camera?
I do not believe SD is an option for you. You will need to buy an Xd card for that camera. You can get some good deals at newegg.com, or another online store. The prices will be better than at regular stores. You will find that xD cards tend to be more expensive than SD cards. I would stay away from the auction sites, too many counterfeits being sold these days.
Reply:XD is smaller than SD.. i think XD is half the size of SD.. and true that u can only use XD in olympus..
Reply:Your camera only uses xD cards. SD memory cards are used by all but three camera makers. (xD = Fujifilm and Olympus, memory card = Memory Stick Sony only
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How do you work sd cards?
i have a SD card and have tryed to download songs onto it which seemed to be successfull and then i put the SD back into my phone and it doesnt have any files, and when i try to sync it it doesnt work.
How do you work sd cards?
It depends on the phone and the network that you have. I know that for my phone, I have to sync the music directly to my phone using the USB cable; I cannot use a card reader. If I use a card reader, the phone will not recognize the data...
Also, you may want to make sure that the SD card is formatted for your phone before downloading anything.
Reply:opnly .mp3 and .midi work on phones.
How do you work sd cards?
It depends on the phone and the network that you have. I know that for my phone, I have to sync the music directly to my phone using the USB cable; I cannot use a card reader. If I use a card reader, the phone will not recognize the data...
Also, you may want to make sure that the SD card is formatted for your phone before downloading anything.
Reply:opnly .mp3 and .midi work on phones.
Why isn't my computer reading my SD cards?
I've tried 3 SD cards from SanDisk so far, and none of them work. I've used two different card readers, still nothing. What's the problem?
Why isn't my computer reading my SD cards?
format the card !
Why isn't my computer reading my SD cards?
format the card !
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How big do SD cards get? (gig wise)?
I bought a 2 gig SD card for my digital camera....for $18.
When I bought the camera nearly 1.5 years ago, I paid $35 for a half gig SD card!
How big do these SD cards get?
How big do SD cards get? (gig wise)?
Regular SD cards go up to 4gb. SDHC cards go up to 8gb. There are some limitations to what sizes devices will recognize, however. And you will have to check if devices accept SDHC cards.
Reply:the biggest ive seen is 8GB, but im sure if you searched you could find a gov. use one like 12gb
Reply:I believe it is 8 gig.
Reply:they can get pretty damn big like over 100 gb...i think..lol☺
i dont reallty no
Reply:8gb
Reply:I have a 12 gig high speed sdhc so i know they go up to 12 LOL.
Reply:like the other answerer said they get to around 8gigs. I haven't seen a 10+ gig card yet but i have heard that they are in development.
When I bought the camera nearly 1.5 years ago, I paid $35 for a half gig SD card!
How big do these SD cards get?
How big do SD cards get? (gig wise)?
Regular SD cards go up to 4gb. SDHC cards go up to 8gb. There are some limitations to what sizes devices will recognize, however. And you will have to check if devices accept SDHC cards.
Reply:the biggest ive seen is 8GB, but im sure if you searched you could find a gov. use one like 12gb
Reply:I believe it is 8 gig.
Reply:they can get pretty damn big like over 100 gb...i think..lol☺
i dont reallty no
Reply:8gb
Reply:I have a 12 gig high speed sdhc so i know they go up to 12 LOL.
Reply:like the other answerer said they get to around 8gigs. I haven't seen a 10+ gig card yet but i have heard that they are in development.
Does the fujifilm finepix z20fd work with SD cards?? 10 PTS!?
i have 3 SD cards and i am now getting this new camera and i still want to use them. So do will this camera take them? Also i have a Fujifilm sd aswell if it doesnt take sd cards wil it take a fjifilm 1??? Please answer
Does the fujifilm finepix z20fd work with SD cards?? 10 PTS!?
Yes, you are lucky ... this is one of the Fujifilm cameras that use both xD Picturecards and SD/SDHC/MMC memory cards.
And yes, the SD memory cards are more available and cost less per GB than xD cards
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Does the fujifilm finepix z20fd work with SD cards?? 10 PTS!?
Yes, you are lucky ... this is one of the Fujifilm cameras that use both xD Picturecards and SD/SDHC/MMC memory cards.
And yes, the SD memory cards are more available and cost less per GB than xD cards
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Is it safe to send SD memory cards through the mail? How 'bout international?
I wouldn't because of the fact that they are relatively expensive to replace and the mail isn't very reliable. I'd just burn whatever you have saved on the memory card onto a CD or DVD and send that (in some sort of plastic protective case).
Whatever way you decide to send it make sure to write FRAGILE on the envelope several times.
Is it safe to send SD memory cards through the mail? How 'bout international?
Yes. Just get insurance. If their is any important info on it, make a backup on your com.
Reply:Shouldn't be a problem. They are very tough, and even if the packaged is x-rayed it won't affect a magnetic medium like a card. Insert a stiff piece of cardstock on either side to keep the envelope from getting folded.
Oh, and back up the images before you send it!
Reply:PACK EM TIGHT AND BUBBLE WRAP EM
Whatever way you decide to send it make sure to write FRAGILE on the envelope several times.
Is it safe to send SD memory cards through the mail? How 'bout international?
Yes. Just get insurance. If their is any important info on it, make a backup on your com.
Reply:Shouldn't be a problem. They are very tough, and even if the packaged is x-rayed it won't affect a magnetic medium like a card. Insert a stiff piece of cardstock on either side to keep the envelope from getting folded.
Oh, and back up the images before you send it!
Reply:PACK EM TIGHT AND BUBBLE WRAP EM
Polaroid i634 doesnt even notice sd cards?
My girlfriend had recieved this camera as a gift from a family member but it will only take 4 pics stored in the internal memory , we've tried sd cards and we'll go to format them and it still only says that it can hold 4 pics , i was wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if so can you help me out please ????
Polaroid i634 doesnt even notice sd cards?
Many cameras you have to tell the camera to not use the internal memory anymore. On my Kodak you had the option of Internal memory or Automatic (which was the SD card and wasnt automatic anything).
Make sure that the security lock on the outside of the SD card isnt slid to lock.
Polaroid i634 doesnt even notice sd cards?
Many cameras you have to tell the camera to not use the internal memory anymore. On my Kodak you had the option of Internal memory or Automatic (which was the SD card and wasnt automatic anything).
Make sure that the security lock on the outside of the SD card isnt slid to lock.
What are the SD memory cards and what is the difference between them and the USB flash memory?
Agreed. SD cards are used in still cameras, movie cameras, phones, mp3 players, lots of stuff - for memory for storing images, video, and music. USB drives aare portable data storage for computers. You can get little adapters that turn an SD card into a USB drive. The bonus with SD cards is that there's a tiny switch that you can use to make it read-only - so you can't accidentally erase anything on the card. Also many cameras with USB cords are only USB1 and getting the pictures off will be much faster with a USB2 card adapter than using the camera cord.
What are the SD memory cards and what is the difference between them and the USB flash memory?
SD memory are little cards, that are mostly found in digital camera's, while the other of flash drives, they plug into the USB ports of your computer, basically the replacement to what the floppy drive was.
What are the SD memory cards and what is the difference between them and the USB flash memory?
SD memory are little cards, that are mostly found in digital camera's, while the other of flash drives, they plug into the USB ports of your computer, basically the replacement to what the floppy drive was.
Where can I buy memory cards (SD) for my camera in Atlantic City?
Wal-mart ,Walgreens or any store that sells digital Cameras.
Where can I buy memory cards (SD) for my camera in Atlantic City?
ok, well i dont live in atlantic city, but i live nearish cleveland and u can find those SD cards at like any drug store (CVS, Walgreens, Drug Mart, etc) and in most department stores (like Walmart and Target)!!!!! hope i cood help!
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Where can I buy memory cards (SD) for my camera in Atlantic City?
ok, well i dont live in atlantic city, but i live nearish cleveland and u can find those SD cards at like any drug store (CVS, Walgreens, Drug Mart, etc) and in most department stores (like Walmart and Target)!!!!! hope i cood help!
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Are there any stores that sell mini sd cards?
I'm wanting to buy a mini sd memory card for my phone so that I can store more than 10 songs on it, but all of the places I have checked (such as walmart, target, bestbuy and circuit city) only sell them online, and I would rather not buy them online if I can avoid it.
also, on a side note what would be the best size to get if I only plan to put 50-75 songs on the phone
Are there any stores that sell mini sd cards?
ask the store to order it for you.
you can pay at store and have it sent to them for pick up.
as for size get the largest one you can afford.
you may want more memory later, or use card on a phone you get later and may decide to put video on it..
always get the most memory you can afford.
Reply:i bought mine from office max best price and on the shelf
get at least a 1gig with the price of memory ts worth the extra 10 dollars over the 512mb
Reply:That's weird, I saw MiniSD's and Micro SD's at the Walmart I went to. But anyway if you plan to put only 50-75 songs, in general, I would go with a 256 MB(Holds about 60 songs) or a 512MB card(holds about 120 songs)
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also, on a side note what would be the best size to get if I only plan to put 50-75 songs on the phone
Are there any stores that sell mini sd cards?
ask the store to order it for you.
you can pay at store and have it sent to them for pick up.
as for size get the largest one you can afford.
you may want more memory later, or use card on a phone you get later and may decide to put video on it..
always get the most memory you can afford.
Reply:i bought mine from office max best price and on the shelf
get at least a 1gig with the price of memory ts worth the extra 10 dollars over the 512mb
Reply:That's weird, I saw MiniSD's and Micro SD's at the Walmart I went to. But anyway if you plan to put only 50-75 songs, in general, I would go with a 256 MB(Holds about 60 songs) or a 512MB card(holds about 120 songs)
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Are there bad brands of Micro SD cards?
I'm looking for a micro SD card and I found some really cheap ones on ebay for like a 2GB around 10 dollars. Is there something that I should stay away from or anything I can look for when buying? Please give me any feedback.
Are there bad brands of Micro SD cards?
To my best knowlege there are no particulary "BAD" SD cards.... However $10 for a 2gig SD card is just too good to be true. I'd stay away if I was you. I have gotten CF and SD cards from "less known" manufacturers in the past and they worked just fine. As a general rule of thumb I wouldnt advise you to buy any media that costs more than $20 less that the "known" brands. Anything less sounds a little fishy...
EDIT: As an example a Kingston Standard 2GB SD card on newegg is $18.99 shipped... So that means that something you'd get on e-bay for $10 would probably be fine.(yes I know I'm contradicting what I said above. I just did some research and proven myself wrong) Havent kept up to date with the current prices. ;)
If the card will suck, give the seller a bad feedback and state that he sells bad products. Either way... what are you risking? $10? That's not much of a loss, but if the card will turn out tio be fine, you will have a nice deal.
The above is purely IMHO, and should be taken accordingly. I'm just trying to help.
Are there bad brands of Micro SD cards?
To my best knowlege there are no particulary "BAD" SD cards.... However $10 for a 2gig SD card is just too good to be true. I'd stay away if I was you. I have gotten CF and SD cards from "less known" manufacturers in the past and they worked just fine. As a general rule of thumb I wouldnt advise you to buy any media that costs more than $20 less that the "known" brands. Anything less sounds a little fishy...
EDIT: As an example a Kingston Standard 2GB SD card on newegg is $18.99 shipped... So that means that something you'd get on e-bay for $10 would probably be fine.(yes I know I'm contradicting what I said above. I just did some research and proven myself wrong) Havent kept up to date with the current prices. ;)
If the card will suck, give the seller a bad feedback and state that he sells bad products. Either way... what are you risking? $10? That's not much of a loss, but if the card will turn out tio be fine, you will have a nice deal.
The above is purely IMHO, and should be taken accordingly. I'm just trying to help.
SD cards less power consumption?
There are SD cards currently on the market which saids less power consumption. If my camera can only last 30 minutes recording with a 256mb camera. Approximately how much longer can I record with 256mb that consume less power?
SD cards less power consumption?
Turn down the brightness on your screen. Also, stop reviewing every picture every time. Set the camera to the shortest review time possible. The less frequently you use your screen, the longer your batteries will last.
If it's a video camera, dim the screen as much as possible, and do as little zoom/tricky stuff as you can.
I can't see the SD card eating up so much power that your batteries dies in 30 minutes. That's ridiculous.
SD cards less power consumption?
Turn down the brightness on your screen. Also, stop reviewing every picture every time. Set the camera to the shortest review time possible. The less frequently you use your screen, the longer your batteries will last.
If it's a video camera, dim the screen as much as possible, and do as little zoom/tricky stuff as you can.
I can't see the SD card eating up so much power that your batteries dies in 30 minutes. That's ridiculous.
Are the SD and MMC memory cards interchangable?
Our camera uses SD (secure digital) memory cards but was wondering if the MMC card will also work.
I've seen laptops that have only one slot with "SD/MMC" by the slot.....meaning to me that both memory cards (SD and MMC) will fit in the same slot.
Are the SD and MMC memory cards interchangable?
Yes and no...this link has a wealth of info.
http://www.geocities.com/romidar/mmcvssd...
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I've seen laptops that have only one slot with "SD/MMC" by the slot.....meaning to me that both memory cards (SD and MMC) will fit in the same slot.
Are the SD and MMC memory cards interchangable?
Yes and no...this link has a wealth of info.
http://www.geocities.com/romidar/mmcvssd...
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Can the Olympuus Fe330 camera use SD memory cards?
IF it doesn't.. can you guys recommend another camera that uses a SD memory card? preferably under $200, but I am open to all suggestions = ) thank you
Can the Olympuus Fe330 camera use SD memory cards?
Olympus uses xD cards.
Check here:
http://www.dpreview.com
Reply:Olympus FE's suck, get a Canon PowerShot SD1000 ($199), the newer one is the SD1100, but it's $249. The only difference really is the 1100 has IS, and it's made from aluminum instead of plastic.
Can the Olympuus Fe330 camera use SD memory cards?
Olympus uses xD cards.
Check here:
http://www.dpreview.com
Reply:Olympus FE's suck, get a Canon PowerShot SD1000 ($199), the newer one is the SD1100, but it's $249. The only difference really is the 1100 has IS, and it's made from aluminum instead of plastic.
Do normal SD Cards work on the Wii? Will I have to buy the one made for the Wii?
Is it ok to do so?
Do normal SD Cards work on the Wii? Will I have to buy the one made for the Wii?
Normal SD cards work just fine. =) I know from experience.
Reply:Any SD Cards will work for the Wii, it is not only those Wii SD Cards.
Reply:yes any will work and dont go buy 1 that costs like 20 bucks
I got mine for 25$ and got 25$ mail in rebate at
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Reply:i think any will work
Reply:It is recommend that you get the ones that are made for the wii but Normal SD cards work in a wii to
Do normal SD Cards work on the Wii? Will I have to buy the one made for the Wii?
Normal SD cards work just fine. =) I know from experience.
Reply:Any SD Cards will work for the Wii, it is not only those Wii SD Cards.
Reply:yes any will work and dont go buy 1 that costs like 20 bucks
I got mine for 25$ and got 25$ mail in rebate at
circuit city
Reply:i think any will work
Reply:It is recommend that you get the ones that are made for the wii but Normal SD cards work in a wii to
How do you think about downsizing of SD cards. Please tell me your opinion.?
I think "God damnit!" I'm a lover of big technology. I absolutely LOATHE small consumer electronics. I can't press my phone properly, I can't handle the memory cards from my camera properly. I'm a pretty good with my hands in terms of fixing small stuff like mechanical pencils and what not but I still hate tiny technological stuff because it makes them break easier.
How do you think about downsizing of SD cards. Please tell me your opinion.?
At least they are staying with a format that is backwards compatible -
technology will always get smaller - and if we want more features then this has to happen - and for sure I don't want lots of diff formats of memory cards - I select the gadgets I buy whether they take an SD format card or not! - if they take something else then I don't buy!
How do you think about downsizing of SD cards. Please tell me your opinion.?
At least they are staying with a format that is backwards compatible -
technology will always get smaller - and if we want more features then this has to happen - and for sure I don't want lots of diff formats of memory cards - I select the gadgets I buy whether they take an SD format card or not! - if they take something else then I don't buy!
Micro SD cards for Olympus camera?
HI, I have an Olympus SW790, can I use a micro SD card for it or I have to buy the xd picture cards? Thanks.
Micro SD cards for Olympus camera?
NO, all Olympus camera only takes XD card, because same rason why Sony camera only take duo card, cause they made that memory.
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Micro SD cards for Olympus camera?
NO, all Olympus camera only takes XD card, because same rason why Sony camera only take duo card, cause they made that memory.
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Hi there guys, is this company good for sd cards?
guys is kingston a good company for sd cards , i wanna buy 2 cards 1 gig each, Is kingston one of the good companies for sd cards?
Hi there guys, is this company good for sd cards?
Yes, Kingston is a very reputable company known for delivering high quality memory products of many types, including SD cards.
Reply:Absoultely, make sure and buy the high sped cards and not something old. They should say 4X on them or something referencing faster transfer.
Hi there guys, is this company good for sd cards?
Yes, Kingston is a very reputable company known for delivering high quality memory products of many types, including SD cards.
Reply:Absoultely, make sure and buy the high sped cards and not something old. They should say 4X on them or something referencing faster transfer.
Good sites for SD cards for my Nintendo DS?
One of my friends has a sd card for his ds. I've looked for it online, but i have this thing about buying things online. I've asked him for the site where he got if from, but he wont tell me. Can anyone give me a list of good sites? People who have bought an sd card could probably help out more by telling me what site they bought it from. thanks. any help is appreciated.
Good sites for SD cards for my Nintendo DS?
I took a bit of an Ebay gamble on a place out of Hong Kong or something. Cheap 2G and 1G SD cards, I've had them about a month and they are great, if you're interested I'll look up my Ebay account and tell you who the seller was.
Got it, took a couple weeks to get but they are good stuff.
Good sites for SD cards for my Nintendo DS?
I took a bit of an Ebay gamble on a place out of Hong Kong or something. Cheap 2G and 1G SD cards, I've had them about a month and they are great, if you're interested I'll look up my Ebay account and tell you who the seller was.
Got it, took a couple weeks to get but they are good stuff.
How to take photographs off discs and put onto sd memory cards?
by discs i am assuming you mean Cd's or DVDs. As long as you have or have access to a computer, there is a nifty little device found at your local Walmart or best buy. It looks similar to a flash drive, but the back of it opens to fit your SD card. With that option, you can take pictures music and or any other files you want on the SD card and move them directly. The device will plug in directly to your usb and it runs for about 10 or 15 dollars
Does the Motorola RAZR V3 take sd cards or micro sd cards?
And what format should the music be in?
Does the Motorola RAZR V3 take sd cards or micro sd cards?
RAZR V3 takes Micro SD Card. There are couple of different model of RAZR and make sure the one you get is the one that has memory slot in the back.
As for music - mp3 format.
Reply:Yes, it does. It has a special slot for the card in the back.
For some reason my razr v3 doesn't seem to accept and format my SDcard. :(
Good luck on yours!!
Reply:Micro SD
microSD™ removable memory
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Does the Motorola RAZR V3 take sd cards or micro sd cards?
RAZR V3 takes Micro SD Card. There are couple of different model of RAZR and make sure the one you get is the one that has memory slot in the back.
As for music - mp3 format.
Reply:Yes, it does. It has a special slot for the card in the back.
For some reason my razr v3 doesn't seem to accept and format my SDcard. :(
Good luck on yours!!
Reply:Micro SD
microSD™ removable memory
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Do all sd cards all use the same programing language. and if not what languages do they use?
only answer if you know about this.
additonally, if they are different could i delete all the programming from one and write different programming with out massive failure.
Do all sd cards all use the same programing language. and if not what languages do they use?
SD cards are memory devices just like hard disks or RAM, they don't use any programming language. The only thing in common are their interface, including the number and function of their metal contacts. You can probably find specifications for this interface on technical web sites or in a patent.
additonally, if they are different could i delete all the programming from one and write different programming with out massive failure.
Do all sd cards all use the same programing language. and if not what languages do they use?
SD cards are memory devices just like hard disks or RAM, they don't use any programming language. The only thing in common are their interface, including the number and function of their metal contacts. You can probably find specifications for this interface on technical web sites or in a patent.
Two types of SD cards...a 4GB SD card and a 4GB SDHC card. What is the benefit to the SDHC type?
I have a Panasonic DMC-FZ18 Lumix camera and am curious, as I presently have a 4GB SD card...if I wish to utilize the burst or continuous shooting mode, will that card suffice or do I need a SDHC card or something of that ilk...not real familiar re: write speeds and requirements and such, just wanting to know if my present SD card will serve my needs. Thnx
Two types of SD cards...a 4GB SD card and a 4GB SDHC card. What is the benefit to the SDHC type?
No need to worry. The 'HC' in the SDHC card just stands for 'High Capacity' this is a general term for cards over 2GB. Earlier cameras had a memory limit of 2GB and therefore could not use cards larger than that. AS needs grew, SDHC cards were invented for cameras and devices that could address more than 2GB of memory. Now the 'HC' is starting to lose its meaning as it is becoming very common these days to use more than 2GB in a device.
This has nothing to do with the card's speed. The original standard for measuring the speed of a card was referenced to 150 kilobits per second or 0.15 megabits per second. This is referred to as 1x or one speed. a ten speed card was ten times as fast so it could process 1.5 megabits per second. You average camera likes to write at around 25x or 3.75 Mb/s. Any card faster than that will be fine. If the card is slower, then you will just experience a longer delay before the camera is ready to use again. In most situations this is not the end of the world.
My advice is stick with a name brand card such as Sandisk, Lexar etc and just get what the budget can afford. Sandisk however is the world's most counterfeited card, so watch out for 'cheap' ones on places like ebay etc.
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Two types of SD cards...a 4GB SD card and a 4GB SDHC card. What is the benefit to the SDHC type?
No need to worry. The 'HC' in the SDHC card just stands for 'High Capacity' this is a general term for cards over 2GB. Earlier cameras had a memory limit of 2GB and therefore could not use cards larger than that. AS needs grew, SDHC cards were invented for cameras and devices that could address more than 2GB of memory. Now the 'HC' is starting to lose its meaning as it is becoming very common these days to use more than 2GB in a device.
This has nothing to do with the card's speed. The original standard for measuring the speed of a card was referenced to 150 kilobits per second or 0.15 megabits per second. This is referred to as 1x or one speed. a ten speed card was ten times as fast so it could process 1.5 megabits per second. You average camera likes to write at around 25x or 3.75 Mb/s. Any card faster than that will be fine. If the card is slower, then you will just experience a longer delay before the camera is ready to use again. In most situations this is not the end of the world.
My advice is stick with a name brand card such as Sandisk, Lexar etc and just get what the budget can afford. Sandisk however is the world's most counterfeited card, so watch out for 'cheap' ones on places like ebay etc.
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What are the different sizes of SD cards?
like what ones hold a lot and how many
What are the different sizes of SD cards?
they can all hold a lot.
MicroSD - tiny, in newer phones up to 8gb
MiniSD - a little bigger, used in older phones - idk like 2gb?
SD - sd card. up to 8 or 16 gb.
Reply:As "Crazy Guy" said, just be sure and check your camera specs. Some cameras will not function with the ultra high gig storage cards.
Also keep in mind, a downside to using a very high gig card is that you are "putting all your eggs in one basket". If the card fails or you lose or damage it, you will lose far more photos than you will if you are using several smaller capacity cards.
steve
What are the different sizes of SD cards?
they can all hold a lot.
MicroSD - tiny, in newer phones up to 8gb
MiniSD - a little bigger, used in older phones - idk like 2gb?
SD - sd card. up to 8 or 16 gb.
Reply:As "Crazy Guy" said, just be sure and check your camera specs. Some cameras will not function with the ultra high gig storage cards.
Also keep in mind, a downside to using a very high gig card is that you are "putting all your eggs in one basket". If the card fails or you lose or damage it, you will lose far more photos than you will if you are using several smaller capacity cards.
steve
What kind of mini sd memory cards work wit t mobile sidekick 3?
i own a sidekick 3 and i wanted to change the memory stick with a larger one, which memory sticks are compatible.
What kind of mini sd memory cards work wit t mobile sidekick 3?
Any size up to 2 GB is compatible with the SK3. Ones with more space have been tried and sometimes work, but others have had issues with them. I would just try 2 GB at the most if I were you, because those are supported.
P.S. You should be able to use whatever brand you can get.
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What kind of mini sd memory cards work wit t mobile sidekick 3?
Any size up to 2 GB is compatible with the SK3. Ones with more space have been tried and sometimes work, but others have had issues with them. I would just try 2 GB at the most if I were you, because those are supported.
P.S. You should be able to use whatever brand you can get.
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Is the Datel Max Media Dock for Nintendo DS Lite compatible with SD cards?
If not can someone give me alist of what it is compatible with? And can you play music with it when its closed?
Is the Datel Max Media Dock for Nintendo DS Lite compatible with SD cards?
i have one and no it is not it only uses compact flash cards plus compact flash is faster... and just for the record i do play backups and homebrew off mine.. so for you that said it only plays music apparrently you dont know what your talkin about
Reply:Yep. compact flash cards are compatible not SD cards
Reply:compact flash cards are compatible not SD cards
i had it is was a piece of crap
so don't buy it and you can play music when its closed
long time to find the right converter so avoid the hassle
and don't buy it.
Is the Datel Max Media Dock for Nintendo DS Lite compatible with SD cards?
i have one and no it is not it only uses compact flash cards plus compact flash is faster... and just for the record i do play backups and homebrew off mine.. so for you that said it only plays music apparrently you dont know what your talkin about
Reply:Yep. compact flash cards are compatible not SD cards
Reply:compact flash cards are compatible not SD cards
i had it is was a piece of crap
so don't buy it and you can play music when its closed
long time to find the right converter so avoid the hassle
and don't buy it.
Does the dell latitude 520 have a way to insert mini sd cards?
If you have the 13-1 card reader, yes.
Why doesn't my computer read both of my 2 GB SD cards when it reads my 1 GB SD card without any problems?
Go to the store or order a USB plug in for your SD card. Then it should transfer the pictures/video without a problem.
Why doesn't my computer read both of my 2 GB SD cards when it reads my 1 GB SD card without any problems?
Could you please post your motherboards spec`s to help the board address your question
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Why doesn't my computer read both of my 2 GB SD cards when it reads my 1 GB SD card without any problems?
Could you please post your motherboards spec`s to help the board address your question
Colin
Can a Moto KRZR read HC (High Capacity) micro SD cards?
Can a Moto KRZR read HC (High Capacity) micro SD cards like 4gb, 6gb, or 8gb cards
Can a Moto KRZR read HC (High Capacity) micro SD cards?
no it can't; and there's no firmware update for it, yet; lol. hopefully in the near future there will be.
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Can a Moto KRZR read HC (High Capacity) micro SD cards?
no it can't; and there's no firmware update for it, yet; lol. hopefully in the near future there will be.
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Are there any sd cards that can send files wirelessly to a pc?
ive seen an sd memory chip that went into a digital camera and could connect wirelessly to a pc/laptop to upload files.. can you help me find something like this?
Are there any sd cards that can send files wirelessly to a pc?
Below are some of the product name which does the job, WiFi wireless transmission of data stored in SD cards :-)
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Connect-25...
http://www.flash-memory-store.com/sdwsdb...
I hope this helps.
Reply:You are looking for a SDIO card
Are there any sd cards that can send files wirelessly to a pc?
Below are some of the product name which does the job, WiFi wireless transmission of data stored in SD cards :-)
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Connect-25...
http://www.flash-memory-store.com/sdwsdb...
I hope this helps.
Reply:You are looking for a SDIO card
What kind of mini sd memory cards work wit t mobile sidekick 3?
i own a sidekick 3 and i wanted to change the memory stick with a larger one, which memory sticks are compatible.
What kind of mini sd memory cards work wit t mobile sidekick 3?
You should have no trouble with a Mini SD memory card. I believe the supported size limit is 1 GB. You could try a 2 GB. However, there is a chance it may not work.
Reply:Any size up to 2 GB is compatible with the SK3. Ones with more space have been tried and sometimes work, but others have had issues with them. I would just try 2 GB at the most if I were you, because those are supported.
P.S. You should be able to use whatever brand you can get.
What kind of mini sd memory cards work wit t mobile sidekick 3?
You should have no trouble with a Mini SD memory card. I believe the supported size limit is 1 GB. You could try a 2 GB. However, there is a chance it may not work.
Reply:Any size up to 2 GB is compatible with the SK3. Ones with more space have been tried and sometimes work, but others have had issues with them. I would just try 2 GB at the most if I were you, because those are supported.
P.S. You should be able to use whatever brand you can get.
Can you buy Secure Digital (SD) Cards in Japan?
I am travelling to Japan and wanted to know if they sell SD flash cards in Japan. I want to buy one when I travel there but dont want to get stuck without one.
Can you buy Secure Digital (SD) Cards in Japan?
Yes, of course you can buy SD cards
try DeoDeo or Kojima in Japan, great shops
Reply:they are all over the place especially in Akihabara.
Reply:I bought one for my camera in Japan. Go to any electronics store and you should be able to get one.
Reply:yes you can..
Can you buy Secure Digital (SD) Cards in Japan?
Yes, of course you can buy SD cards
try DeoDeo or Kojima in Japan, great shops
Reply:they are all over the place especially in Akihabara.
Reply:I bought one for my camera in Japan. Go to any electronics store and you should be able to get one.
Reply:yes you can..
When I try to use SD cards to download music in my mp3 player it says that the media is write protected.?
I first used SD cards for downloading music from the net on to my mp3 player. But now when I use it it says that the media is write protected? What do I do?
When I try to use SD cards to download music in my mp3 player it says that the media is write protected.?
Hi, This is my first answer to anybody through yahoo answers. There might be a very small switch on the side of your SD card, maybe with a little sign of a lock. try to switch that towards the un-lock sign and I Hope the card works then. thanx for reading !
Reply:OK, there are a few things. First of, you used Napster or iTunes to downoad the music, in which case you probably have to pay an extra few to transfer it onto an SD. Otherwise, there's a little tab on the side of the card that says "Lock" and you can push up or down. Try pushing it up (if you have it down). Otherwise your card might be messed up...
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When I try to use SD cards to download music in my mp3 player it says that the media is write protected.?
Hi, This is my first answer to anybody through yahoo answers. There might be a very small switch on the side of your SD card, maybe with a little sign of a lock. try to switch that towards the un-lock sign and I Hope the card works then. thanx for reading !
Reply:OK, there are a few things. First of, you used Napster or iTunes to downoad the music, in which case you probably have to pay an extra few to transfer it onto an SD. Otherwise, there's a little tab on the side of the card that says "Lock" and you can push up or down. Try pushing it up (if you have it down). Otherwise your card might be messed up...
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What Card reader reads and writes 2GB Extreme III SD cards?
I have a 2GB Sandisk Extreme III SD card, and none of the current card readers I have is able to read this card. I need to know EXACTLY brand and model of Card Reader that is able to read this card, AND has capabilities of reading other popular types of memory cards. PLEASE I need to buy this device so no guesswork, just the brand and model if yuo know it works, and where to buy it if possible. Thanks so much.
What Card reader reads and writes 2GB Extreme III SD cards?
Here's a bunch. It it says Extreme SD III, it'll work.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis...
Broken down by type:
External:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis...
Internal (for desktops)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis...
What Card reader reads and writes 2GB Extreme III SD cards?
Here's a bunch. It it says Extreme SD III, it'll work.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis...
Broken down by type:
External:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis...
Internal (for desktops)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis...
Micro Sd cards needs to be reformatted?
I bought a SD Card. It did not come with the phone, should I reformat it first before using it? Kingston is the brand.
Micro Sd cards needs to be reformatted?
it really doesn't matter
it's not going to do anything if you dont
or if you do
i would however, jsut to be safe
Reply:If it's new....then why would you reformat it? I don't mean to answer a question with another question(that is annoying)but I also have a micro card for my phone and it is also new......so you shouldn't need to reformat it.
Micro Sd cards needs to be reformatted?
it really doesn't matter
it's not going to do anything if you dont
or if you do
i would however, jsut to be safe
Reply:If it's new....then why would you reformat it? I don't mean to answer a question with another question(that is annoying)but I also have a micro card for my phone and it is also new......so you shouldn't need to reformat it.
When you have a digital camera can you use different sd memory cards in it?
like i have a lexar 4gb memory card now but im gonna get another one except the make is transcend so can i use them both with my camera? oh and will a digital photo frame take the both of them? sorry if this sounds like a silly question im new to technology.lol thx
When you have a digital camera can you use different sd memory cards in it?
I have two Transcend 4GB cards I use in my DSLR .. and other brands as well from 2GB to 8GB ... all work just fine, but beware ... do not buy them over the Internet for now ...
http://members.shaw.ca/fakesandisk/
Reply:Yes. You can use both of these cards with your camera as long as they are both are SD cards.
You should ALWAYS format any new card using the camera's format option to insure that it has the proper file structure on it. If you do this you should have no problem.
If you a digital photo frame check to make sure that it supports SD Memory cards.
Reply:sure. as long it's sd its ok. the brands don't mean anything.
When you have a digital camera can you use different sd memory cards in it?
I have two Transcend 4GB cards I use in my DSLR .. and other brands as well from 2GB to 8GB ... all work just fine, but beware ... do not buy them over the Internet for now ...
http://members.shaw.ca/fakesandisk/
Reply:Yes. You can use both of these cards with your camera as long as they are both are SD cards.
You should ALWAYS format any new card using the camera's format option to insure that it has the proper file structure on it. If you do this you should have no problem.
If you a digital photo frame check to make sure that it supports SD Memory cards.
Reply:sure. as long it's sd its ok. the brands don't mean anything.
Question about Motorola KRZR k1m and there micro sd cards?
Assuming I have a micro sd card with the usb reader adapter, should I be able to open up my computer and see the micro sd card in my hard disk drives? If so, am I able to just drag and drop music and photos onto it and access them on my krzr? If this is not what happens can someone please tell me exactly how to put songs and pictures onto my krzr via the micro sd card
Question about Motorola KRZR k1m and there micro sd cards?
you can do it by dragging them but first you have to do something on the phone to do that look at the manual it explains how to do it
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Question about Motorola KRZR k1m and there micro sd cards?
you can do it by dragging them but first you have to do something on the phone to do that look at the manual it explains how to do it
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Can i use more then 2 micro sd cards for a r4?
hey since u have to buy a micro sd card seprate fo the r4 can i buy more then 1 and put games on to them and play them?
Can i use more then 2 micro sd cards for a r4?
You may use as many SD cards as you want, as long as you load the primary software (either in your R4 CD or download it from their website) onto each of the SD cards. Please note that the R4 does not support SDHC (SD High Capacity) cards, and that 4GB is the max size you could go. (It is recommended that you go below that number though.)
Can i use more then 2 micro sd cards for a r4?
You may use as many SD cards as you want, as long as you load the primary software (either in your R4 CD or download it from their website) onto each of the SD cards. Please note that the R4 does not support SDHC (SD High Capacity) cards, and that 4GB is the max size you could go. (It is recommended that you go below that number though.)
My Wii SD slot is not reading any SD cards I put in it. What is wrong?
I have tried the SD card I bought and my friend's SD card that they bought and my Wii is not reading either card. What is wrong?
My Wii SD slot is not reading any SD cards I put in it. What is wrong?
carl r. shut up ok. hes not complaining hes asking y the memory woont work. just because ur poor and desprite doesnt mean u have to m ake every 1 else. stupid.
now for the question maybe its because its in the rong slot rong way or the slot might be deformed if u bent it
Reply:you might be a trifle bit stupid the wii does not play for retards.
Reply:have u checked that there isnt any dirt or dust in the slot, or that ur putting them in the right way, or that there is suptin or them, or that ur not putting them in the gamecube memory card slot, maybe there the wrong size sd card
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My Wii SD slot is not reading any SD cards I put in it. What is wrong?
carl r. shut up ok. hes not complaining hes asking y the memory woont work. just because ur poor and desprite doesnt mean u have to m ake every 1 else. stupid.
now for the question maybe its because its in the rong slot rong way or the slot might be deformed if u bent it
Reply:you might be a trifle bit stupid the wii does not play for retards.
Reply:have u checked that there isnt any dirt or dust in the slot, or that ur putting them in the right way, or that there is suptin or them, or that ur not putting them in the gamecube memory card slot, maybe there the wrong size sd card
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My computer wont't read one of my SD memory cards can I do somethign about it ?
I have a SD memory card that my computer cant read Im guessing its the card and not my computer since it will read another SD card I have , There just used to save pictures from my digital camera. Is there anything i can do to get this SD card working ?
My computer wont't read one of my SD memory cards can I do somethign about it ?
The card might not be properly formatted. Are you using mac or windows? I would suggest first using your digital camera's formatting tool (usually in the menu) to perform a format on the memory card and then see if windows will recognize the card. If it still does not recognize the card (but recognizes another card) then you may have a bad card on your hands.
My computer wont't read one of my SD memory cards can I do somethign about it ?
The card might not be properly formatted. Are you using mac or windows? I would suggest first using your digital camera's formatting tool (usually in the menu) to perform a format on the memory card and then see if windows will recognize the card. If it still does not recognize the card (but recognizes another card) then you may have a bad card on your hands.
What to do with low memory sd cards?
now a days cameras use 512mb sd cards as a bare minimum.
I just bought a 2gb to replace my 512, the 512 is still useful, but i still have a 256mb and a 64mb SD card. What can i do with them?? they seem pretty useless.
too bad cars dont have sd slots and can read mp3 files.
What to do with low memory sd cards?
Get an old camera that uses that card and keep it in your glove dept, so if you have an accident, take pictures instantly.
Reply:Something you could do is buy one of those digital picture frames. Then take pictures you want put onto the frame, save rev. versions, and then lower the quality of the rev. version so that each picture is just under 1MB. Then put those revised photos onto the lower-capacity cards and then insert those cards into the picture frame. Voila.
Reply:I have two older (and simple) digital cameras. Each came with an 8-MB card. I added a 64-MB card as a backup but seldom need it.
Your newer camera probably needs a lot more memory, but I would think you could use the 512-MB card as a spare.
This is how I use my cards. When I am taking a lot of photos (like on vacation), I download the photos each day to a computer and then email them to myself. I delete them from that computer after I've emailed the photos.
Then I erase the cards for the next photo shoot. The 8-MB cards are usually okay for my needs, but I always have the 64-MB card when I need it.
I just bought a 2gb to replace my 512, the 512 is still useful, but i still have a 256mb and a 64mb SD card. What can i do with them?? they seem pretty useless.
too bad cars dont have sd slots and can read mp3 files.
What to do with low memory sd cards?
Get an old camera that uses that card and keep it in your glove dept, so if you have an accident, take pictures instantly.
Reply:Something you could do is buy one of those digital picture frames. Then take pictures you want put onto the frame, save rev. versions, and then lower the quality of the rev. version so that each picture is just under 1MB. Then put those revised photos onto the lower-capacity cards and then insert those cards into the picture frame. Voila.
Reply:I have two older (and simple) digital cameras. Each came with an 8-MB card. I added a 64-MB card as a backup but seldom need it.
Your newer camera probably needs a lot more memory, but I would think you could use the 512-MB card as a spare.
This is how I use my cards. When I am taking a lot of photos (like on vacation), I download the photos each day to a computer and then email them to myself. I delete them from that computer after I've emailed the photos.
Then I erase the cards for the next photo shoot. The 8-MB cards are usually okay for my needs, but I always have the 64-MB card when I need it.
What sd cards are fast enough for vista ready boost?
does anyone know of a certain sd card that is fast enough for readyboost? I am looking for one to use on my laptop. thanks
What sd cards are fast enough for vista ready boost?
Yes, try SDHC or just plain SD Ultra will do. Some have read/write speeds up to 9 MB per second.
REMEMBER: NEVER USE FLASH DRIVES FOR READYBOOST. THEY ARE SLOWER THAN SD CARDS AND WILL ACTUALLY SLOW DOWN YOUR COMPUTER EVEN THOUGH THE MEMORY HAS BEEN INCREASED. However, you'll be able to run more programs. I still recommend page files.
What sd cards are fast enough for vista ready boost?
Yes, try SDHC or just plain SD Ultra will do. Some have read/write speeds up to 9 MB per second.
REMEMBER: NEVER USE FLASH DRIVES FOR READYBOOST. THEY ARE SLOWER THAN SD CARDS AND WILL ACTUALLY SLOW DOWN YOUR COMPUTER EVEN THOUGH THE MEMORY HAS BEEN INCREASED. However, you'll be able to run more programs. I still recommend page files.
What is your opinion on backing up photos to SD cards?
I don't have huge amounts of photos, mostly of my kids %26amp; family. I was wondering how you felt about using SD cards as a form of back up? Do you think they will be stable enough. I don't want to loose my treasured memories. I plan on backing up to DVD also, but as a graphic designer, I've seen far too many of them cause problems down the road. What is your opinion?
What is your opinion on backing up photos to SD cards?
SD On My View is more Fragile then DVD, You can Care DVD. SD also have a huge problem that it is so small, we lost it regularly. I suggest you have DVD, with a Backup on External Hard Disk, Like Segate or WD 120GB External, Not on SD. Trust me, you are Graphics designer, and i am Data Administrator.
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What is your opinion on backing up photos to SD cards?
SD On My View is more Fragile then DVD, You can Care DVD. SD also have a huge problem that it is so small, we lost it regularly. I suggest you have DVD, with a Backup on External Hard Disk, Like Segate or WD 120GB External, Not on SD. Trust me, you are Graphics designer, and i am Data Administrator.
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SD Cards??
hi.. i need a lil help.. i just bought me a new t mobile samsung katalyst phone.. ok.. well i went 2 radio shack and bought me a sd card for the phone.. alright... to be exact its a San disk 2gb microSD mobile memory kit.. ok.. well.. i try copying songs from my computer into the memory card.. but this pop keeps popping up saying.. the disk is right protected remove the write protection or use another disk.. ok?? and its gett me pissed off .. so how do i remove the write protection??.... i tried everything i can think off.. plz help... btw my computer is an xp windos, e machines... ok..
SD Cards??
on the SD Card there maybe a little slider, its on floppy disks and is on various other memory cards and sticks, it protects against people trying to overwrite, check the sides of the sd card and slide it, and itll remove the write protection
Reply:I know what you mean. It Happend to my brothers mp3 player. Make sure the phone isn't on hold or anything or on lock make sure it;s just plain right on. xD okay well thats all I can tell you! D=
SD Cards??
on the SD Card there maybe a little slider, its on floppy disks and is on various other memory cards and sticks, it protects against people trying to overwrite, check the sides of the sd card and slide it, and itll remove the write protection
Reply:I know what you mean. It Happend to my brothers mp3 player. Make sure the phone isn't on hold or anything or on lock make sure it;s just plain right on. xD okay well thats all I can tell you! D=
Can SD Cards Save Virtual Console games in Wii?
Can SD cards save virtual console games in the Wii? I understand that you cannot export the SD card to another Wii, but can it at least hold some more games on your own Wii? 512 MB is clearly not enough.
Can SD Cards Save Virtual Console games in Wii?
yeah you can put the VC games on a SD card. i suggest a 2GB one because there are going to be tons of good VC games coming out, especially the ones specifically made for wii. i have all the VC games that came out so far...yes they cost a lot and ive spent a lot of money on them and i already have a few SD cards waiting for more games to come out...have fun and get a large capacity SD card
Reply:you can save your VC games to an sd card, but they need to be in your console's internal memory for you to be able to play it.
Can SD Cards Save Virtual Console games in Wii?
yeah you can put the VC games on a SD card. i suggest a 2GB one because there are going to be tons of good VC games coming out, especially the ones specifically made for wii. i have all the VC games that came out so far...yes they cost a lot and ive spent a lot of money on them and i already have a few SD cards waiting for more games to come out...have fun and get a large capacity SD card
Reply:you can save your VC games to an sd card, but they need to be in your console's internal memory for you to be able to play it.
Will kingston technology mini sd cards work for sidekick slide?
Yes. All I use is Kingston or Sandisk. Kingston is a great brand:)
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