I have a 16 GB SD for my DV Cam &amp; it's maxed out. Camcord locks up. Will this allow me to get into the card to view/format the data?
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Yes, this card reader should allow you the access to read what is on the card
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I'm pretty sure he's correct. I have a 64GB SanDisk SDHC that I formatted using my SLR, and the Tab won't read it with this adapter. It says unsupported file system. I then hooked up the 64GB SD to my phone (Note 2) using an adapter and it worked great.
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I am afraid that you camera only support cards up to 1 GB follow this link http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg00512/urg00512c7s2.shtml
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I'm pretty sure he's correct. I have a 64GB SanDisk SDHC that I formatted using my SLR, and the Tab won't read it with this adapter. It says unsupported file system.I then hooked up the 64GB SD to my phone (Note 2) using an adapter and it worked great.
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Unscrew the back, and carefully examine the circuit board behind the tangle of wires. You'll see a slot on the edge. It's actually quite difficult to get the SD card in and out of the slot, because the wires get in the way, and there is barely enough room to slide the SD-card in. But it is possible. Card 'clicks' into place. Camera records everything onto the chip, and when the chip is full, it overwrites the oldest recordings, which can be examined using the provided web-interface.
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i have a new macbook pro (less than 4 months old) and I can upload just fine. I mainly use the sd card but the computer recognized the card even after formatting in the camera. a few times i went straight from cam to comp and it worked fine
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Just to add to the chorus, I use an 8GB Transcend Class 6 MicroSDHC card (w/SD adapter obviously) and it works great. No problems with burst mode or filming AVCHD video at all.
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I have two other D-Link Cameras. Instead of SD cards, I use the D-View Software that's free from D-Link.Using D-View, I've created a disk partition (or just a directory path) to hold all my recordings (30-days in my case) but that's just dependent on how much disk space you want to use. I also checked that the 7010 & the 7010L models are options within D-View.
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I have SDHC, 4&8GB cards in them. I don't know what the difference is between the SDHC or the plain SD card is, that just happens to be what I ordered. The cards are so easy to get to that I just open it up, shut the cam off, take out one card and put another one in, turn the cam back on, shut the door and I'm done, about 30 seconds. Hope this helps you, take care, Ed.
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I have a JVC and use SDHC 32GB cards the camera has two slots. This gives me lots of time even shooting RAW and can be down loaded from the Camera or removing and using a PC Slot. from experiance use the Camera to Reformat after you down load so you can ensure full use of the memory card.
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I have been able to use the DVCPremium ideal for HD recording on my camera I'm getting a error messagewhen trying to use the SD card
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For anyone who is still wondering/checking...I have recently tried a 16GB microsd card with this camera. And although the products main website/manual says that it can only support up to 8GB, it is DID work with the 16gb micro sd card I inserted! It is as I had recently stated, that the manufacturer posted up the limitation probably/simply because that's as far that they had tested for the camera and can't claim with certainty it working with the product.In any case, I can physcially confirm that it CAN work with this camera!You're welcome!
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ojocam says 32GB max and use no higher than class 6. I am using a 16GB class 4 and set it to loop and it will keep recording when card fills up. Will erase oldest file.
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I use device for my 4GB sdcard and dx card on my older camera and works great on both cards. Unfortunately I can't answer question on the higher capacity sdcards as I don't have one. ..sorry.
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Hi! I actually never run out on build in 32gb.Photo works for sd. I was able to copy video from main drive to a card... I didn't tried to film on sd card. If I will try, I will consider to get some fastest card possible, because regular cards can be not able to process so much data. But I really like that camera!
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All you do is put your regular SD card in (not trying to use a name brand because we have all brands of cards) and the camera will walk you through the format. We have used the same card for still pictures that we use for video with no problems. Very simple to do, no matter your age or computer savvy
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Camcorder uses a micro SD. Box says 32gb but manual says 32gb or even bigger SDHC. but have not tried a 64gb yet.