Hello, can this recorder work with microSDHC "high capacity" memory cards or only microSD and M2 cards? I am considering a Sandisk 16 GB SDHC. Thx.
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You should probably look up the manual.... the 16 GB (if I recall correctly) is not supported, only a maximum of 8 GB.
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Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type. Enjoy!
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Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type. Enjoy! Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type.... » Read More Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type. Enjoy! « Show Less
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Ofcourse you can. I use microSDHC 16GB class 10 all the time. Works like a charm. So you should not need to worry. Go ahead and buy one. THen you enjoy your recorder to the fullest :)
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Just a note that using disk utility to format a SanDisk Ultra 64GB micro SD XC I card to MS-DOS(FAT) on a Mac didn't work initially. However, partitioning the card into two 32gb drives seems to have done the trick.
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i bought the Kingston 16 GB Class 4 MicroSDHC Flash Card with SD Adapter SDC4/16GB and have it in my Camera and it works perfectly. i have my camera set to HD mode and it gives me almost 3 hours of recording time.
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I do not know, but one would think it would stop recording. Nothing in the book so it is just something to test. I use a 32gb card, gets about 90% filled in a month. If there is no event to look back at, I just delete and start over again.
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the paperwork says that up to a 16Gb microSD will work, but I have two of these units and they both have 32Gb cards installed and work with no problems. I tried a 64Gb microSD with no luck in either unit, so apparently 32Gb is as high as you can go. (I have almost 5000 songs on each 32Gb card).
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Depends on the MicroSD you put on your viewer. It does not record without an additional MicroSD. I have an 8GB MicroSD on my viewer and have recorded videos as long as 10 mins and still have a lot of space to record. I have not tried to record more than that. I use my videocamera for longer viedeos :) I hope the information helps you.
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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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No limit on my micro sdhc card. I use 8G card record music at 128 kbps got about 145 hours play time (higher kbps will not sound better due to small speaker). I did not use folder and sub folder on sd card.
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I have only tried it with 2gb. I read somwhere it won't handle anything higher. You might be able to get away with more if you use folders with only 2gb in it. If you are interested I could try it and let you know.By the way, mine works great, this was probably the best tape/mpe idea I have ever had! I love mine.
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Hi there, This video camera recorder takes micro SD cards. And yes, it supports up to 32GB - in best quality its about 5-6 hours of recording. Here is a link to one of them: http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-microSDHC-SDC4-32GB/dp/B0046XAROG/ref=sr_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1382826776&sr=1-8&keywords=tf+card Regards, Tom
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Is there any way to record directly to the card and bypass the internal memory?? thanks
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It will record over once the card is full. 16 gigs is plenty. Don't worry about the card running out of room.
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That shouldn't be a problem. The SD card that comes with recorder is only 4GB. I just bought a 16GB SD card and use the 16GB card instead. It can record up to 2 hours using the highest resolution.
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Hi, I have one. To answer your question regarding the 128 gig micro card ....No.May I suggest, after completing all driving for that day, May I suggest deleting all recording and begin a new record. Begin a new record. Good luck. - Zak
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I have only tried it with 2gb. I read somwhere it won't handle anything higher. You might be able to get away with more if you use folders with only 2gb in it. If you are interested I could try it and let you know. By the way, mine works great, this was probably the best tape/mpe idea I have ever had! I love mine.
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Hate to break the news to you Juan, but it doesn't sound like it will work for you anymore. I just received the m240 for Christmas and it worked the first night and then locked up the second day. I called Sandisk co. and they told me to return it to the place I got it from (being a gift i sent it back to amazon). I did and ordered another; this time the 250 --- more storage space. I hope I have better luck with this one. Call the company, the ph. # is on Sandisk's website. They at least tried to help me reboot it (I can't remember what they had me try.).
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I bought a 2 GB Sandisk Extreme III (20 MB/s write rate). It works fantastically. I was able to continuously record video until I completely filled the card (over 18 minutes) with 480x640 resolution at 30 frames per second (like a standard digital camcorder). It costs a bit more than standard SD memory cards, but if you are shooting video it is well worth it. I ordered mine from Jowow through Amazon for under $40 delivered.
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Hi, Michele. I use SanDisk 16gb Class 4 without any issues. I have two of these beauties. Enjoy.