can I use this for Transcend sd hc
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I don't own any Transcend cards but any sdhc card will be read by the unit. I personally have switched to the Lexar pop-up reader.
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James, yes u can if the camera you are using is wi-fi capable. Some are not. Ck the Transcend website to make sure your camera is there. Then it needs to be set up for the wi-fi you are using. Once your camera is set for wi-fi you can send to the cloud or your computer. But remember to turn off wireless when not using or it will drain the camera battery.
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In my Canon the SD HC SanDisk works greats the lowest size I have used has been the 8 GB my 2 GB chips are in Photo Frame
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"Additional" (the only) storage card it supports is SDHC. I used a transcend 32GB class 10. It does not have an external Mic socket - so you can only use the in-built microphone.It records to H.264 MP4 file as AVCHD.
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I do not have an HC SD card, but it does have a slot for it. I have primarily used it for USB connections so far.
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Make sure its an SD HC card thats what this camera needs, check the manual... the high Capacity HC is for the high mega pixels of this camera
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Check the specification of the camera. I noticed you are asking about the Transcend 32GB. As long as the camera design supports memory cards that go up to 64GB then you should be okay. Based on my personal experience I have a 64GB version of the Transcend memory card and I set camera on my phone to save the image/video directly into the card and so far after 1 year o use I have no experienced any issues. I think you should be okay but I would go for the 64GB since you using this on a HD video recorder. I think the 64GB is not that much more in terms of price. NOTE*** Always buy a card that is "Class10" and AT LEAST 40MB/s transfer rate. Hope this helps and good luck. I just took a quick look at the specs for the camera and it supports a total of 64GB (Supports up to 64GB (Max 32gb in each SD Card slot)). which means that you can have a 32GB Micro SD and a 32 GB SD memory card. So the selected card that you are inquiring about should work just fine. Disregard my recommendation regarding the 64GB Micro SD card.
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Yes, this is a non "HC" card that will work on older devices. I use it in my Kodak Easy Share v705
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Thanks for your input. What do you mean by 'buy a regular one'? Can I get a SDHC reader that will work with wii, or do you mean get a different card? I really like the Transcend card but it's a pain not being able to use it with the wii.
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I you can choose between SanDisk and Transcend I'd choose the latter as SanDisk doesn't seem to stand behind their products if there is a problem. If the 9300 takes SD cards (as opposed to CF or Mini-SD cards) then the Transcend cards will work. Be sure to get a Class 10 card as they process faster and can keep up with rapid shooting if you are ever in that situation.
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Yes. Should work great. Probably more speed then needed for the camera. However., tanker to computer is quicker. I use both sandisk and lexar. I have only had lost data from transcend.
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I bought the following memory card: Transcend 16GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card
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My camera came with a 32gb Transcend 30MB/s 200x SD HC I card, hope that helps.
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Hi it is listed on the website http://uk.transcend-info.com/Products/Compatibility/?Modno=401 so it looks as though it will work
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Absolutely!! I have used Lexar, SanDisk, Transcend and even an old reader card from a Toshiba memory card. Just be sure you have a little room around your USB ports. The square design sometimes doesn't quite fit into the easy to access ports. In this case I had to switch USB ports with one from the back of my computer. No big problem and depending on the the specifications of your computer (like SP2 or SP3), the speed in which the card is read might vary. I hope this helps you. It's a Good product for storage or transferring data, music and photos... art
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I'm not familiar with the Transcend memory cards, but it MUST be a Micro card - the larger, regular SD card will not fit.
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Just make sure you use a card reader that supports SDHC. Any SD card over 2GB will likely be SDHC and need a reader device that supports it.