Not working with my SONY H-90 camera? Bought this item for my SONY digital camera (H-90). Got error message first couple days ("This memory stick may not be able to record or play") and now no response at all when I turn on the camera. I tried couple...
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One thing to make sure you do is put the card in and format it from the camera menu. I have yet to use it in a camera, I have only used it in my PSP, but it works great.
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The recorder is a piece of trash. Mine worked exactly once. I can't believe Sony actually put their name on it. Look elsewhere if you need something you can rely on.
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I see it is stated that one needs to purchase a memory stick.....I purchased a 8 memory card which am i suppose to use a memory card or memory stick??? What is the difference between a memory card and memory stick...I just purchased the camera and it has not arrived yet but would like to have the correct items needed when it does so i can start to take my pics.Thanks for Any Help In AdvanceSandy
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I could not get this thing to owrk - I brought an additional SD video card - still does not work right - I used the memory in the camera - and yes - it works well - with that - but the memory feels up really fast - so - its a bust for me - I was thinking about returning it - but - I knew they would kill me - so I decided to keep it. Honestly I dont even use it - its in th closet collecting dust. hope this helps.
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you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is... » Read More you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery « Show Less
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Same thing happens to me!!?!?!? I'm trying to return the newest SD card I purchased. The camera works fine with one of my older SD cards.
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It should work with the camera connection. As for the sony memory stick. I have used USB memory stick with the camera connector and if there are photos or movie file, the iPad should be able to see it just fine.
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Ok, so I took the time to talk to Sony (2 hours on the phone) and Apple (1 hour on the phone) about this. Sony tell me that the iPod classic has the same specifications for the connection port as the iPod 5th gen Video. So, they believe that the problem is in the iPod classic's firmware. They did say that they were going to get their engineer's to look at connecting a classic up to see why it is not working. So, the Apple story. Apple looked at this and said that the classic's video out was slightly different than the 5th gen. But, after looking at it a little more closely, and looking at some of the products that Apple sell for similar functionality (video out to TV/Receiver), they then started to feel that there may be an issue with the hardware/firmware. They also indicated that they had received reports of the classic working with similar products, and then failing to work after a recent firmware upgrade. Apple also indicated that they would contact their engineers regarding the connection to the Sony Digital Media port, and give reasons as to why it is not working, and whether there is some way to make it work. I should hear back within the next few days (given that tomorrow is friday, it may be early next week). Hopefully this matter will be resolved by a firmware update. What was really dissapointing was I plugged in my friends 5th gen, and it worked a charm. So it can work...
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Hi Laura, For complete info when using memory stick on this camera, pls see this link on page 130: https://docs.sony.com/release/DSCW150_handbook.pdf Thanks. -Anthony
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I just got my camera back from the Cannon Factory and they said found that it was an internal issue, they replaced "something" and sent it back and it works just fine! Sorry this isn't a more helpful post for those of you without a warranty! I'll keep looking through my paperwork at home and see if they were more specific AT ALL in stating what the mystery "something" was that didn't work. Just wanted to update as I promised I would!
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Yeah shure, but try to used a class 10 sd card. I used a ultra sandisck class 10 16Gb sd card for this camera. Hope it helps.
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It did not work with mine, I had two sony cameras that would not recognize this stick!
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Hello, I had no problem. I didn't even format it. I just put it in and it worked. Are you sure it's the right card for your camera. Maybe you should return it and try a new one. It may be defective, or call the manufacturer customer service.
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I bought this camera new, and it after the second day or so of using it, the LCD screen died. It was still under warranty, but Sony would not fix or replace the camera. They said it was my fault that the camera didn't work. I should have checked the online reviews, b/c many people had the same problem. Maybe the used one you are looking at doesn't have all the parts....someone probably returned it without all the pcs and now it is being resold? I would stay away from this model. This Sony item was the first Sony product with which I was disappointed. Save your money, time and grief....get a different one.
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I bought a 16gig sony memory card but the camera does not recognize it. Is there a flash update to the camera that it will recognize it?
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you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery
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I too noticed that with the camera's internal memory, but not with my 2GB stick.btw, look at this product:Iogear USB 2.0 MEMORY CARD RW ( GFR202MSD )in amazon, it is a pen drive which holds the memory stick inside it. Very cool and cheap, I'll be buying one.Oh, also, I was a bit disappointed with the video quality the first 2 days, then I noticed the default is "medium" quality, once I changed it to "high" quality, I decided THIS IS THE ONLY CAMCORDER I NEED.