Why does my Sony Cybershot Camera DSC-HX9V diplay "this memory card may not be able to record or play images correctly"
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I don't know much about camera's but did you (format it) look up on (google.com) how to format the disk for your camera.
517948
I've had the same problem. I don't have the patience to call tech support so I just bought new SD cards. Each time it fixed the problem. Not ideal due to cost but it works.
641485
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.
1190807
I had to record my videos on a memory card made for car stereos before it would work
1870877
The camera does its own formatting - it's part of the setup procedure which you go through, 'format, execute'. I found that using a 32-GB memory card caused a lot of trouble, and fixed that problem by using an 8-GB card instead. Mine are SanDisk SDHC cards, class 4, but I think any ordinary SD card would work well. But I only do still photos, and perhaps a faster card than class 4 would be needed for videos.
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I am not sure what that would be, though did you ever format your card? You are supposed to format the SD card before you use it. I would suggest saving whatever pictures you have now, unless you don't care or want to save the pictures - to your computers Hard Drive or a Flash Drive (or external Hard Drive). Then after you have saved the few pictures on your card, format it. Formatting will delete whatever is on your card, though it should fix your problem. If you have already done this and are still experiencing a problem, you may have a bad SD card....rare and I have never heard of a bad one though its very possible. Also, did you ever update the firmware for your camera? That should not have caused the problem, though it may fix it.
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I have been tracking this issue also, but I don't have the new camera yet. I just put together s system with the same processor and memory, and installed Sony VMS 10.From what I have heard, the problem is capturing the video from the camera in it's native format. Once its in a suitable format, it will handle the video.Check the forums at sony here:http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums/default.asp
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Can I answer? Yes and No. I took time to visit the SONY store (and maybe you did, too.) You are asking just the same type of question I asked myself about this new model of card and my SONY Cybershot DSC W-200. I believe my model is older and less 'fancy' than yours and this new generation of memorystick works for me. However, this is the kind of question you could easily ask of SONY Customer Service in order to get the best answer. Their contact information is given on the site.
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Thank you all for your prompt answers. I actually tried the Kingston Technology 128 GB Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC) Class 10 Memory Card and it worked! I hope that our dialogue has been beneficial to all. God bless!
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I am also facing the same issue with my 32G class 6 SDHC card. I want to repair these videos as well as pictures with question mark, anyone knows how?
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There should not be, but if you use a "slow" memory card that could be the cause. Also if the camera is ser tot postview pictures,after they were taken.
936387
I am using a micro SD with no problem. I know this sounds silly, but... have you checked that you are inserting the card the right way? Good luck
1004243
I don't think it is Sony... I also just recently downloaded videos from a Kodak camera and they also formated to .MOV... which I had to download QickTime player to see.
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The only thing I can think of is that there is no memory card in the camera. Please check to be sure the memory card is installed correctly.
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Hell B. Schroat,Sorry I can not answer that question. I have not used the memory card at this time. The camera work just fine, so I don't see why the memory card would not work. It's worth the try. Good luck
221757
Hi Doowon Kim, one possibility for this to happen is that the memory card you are using is under FAT32 file format. Try using a memory card under exFAT format like microSDXC. -Ely
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I had the same problem with a Patriot 8GB Class 6, but no problems with a Sandisk 8 GB Class 4. Seems like the Sony HX5V is kind of finicky with memory cards.