Will this work in the SD/MMC card slot on my DV7-6000 series 64bit Quad Core? Want to use it as extra space for movies. Will I need to reformat?
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It should work on any computer. It supports NTFS, FAT, FAT32, exFAT file systems on a Windows computer. The first and the last allow files greater than 2GB to be allocated, an HD movie could be a lot bigger! I can't remember how is it formatted by the factory but, in doubt, reformat as NTFS or exFAT with quick option. exFAT will meet more compatibility with other devices (phones, tablets); if security is a point of attention for you then choose NTFS.
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Chances are, yes, reformat 32 Bits, it works great with ny Galaxy Note 3...
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Tried it with my 16 GB version and it doesn't show up. Im unsure why. I checked that it wasn't the card by using a microSD to SD adapter and it gets read by both windows and mac so it is not the card. Real shame since I like the low profile this adapter has. I don't know if anyone else has had any luck with it?
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as far as I know the VRDMC6 has an SD card slot and from it you can make the transfer to DVD.
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May just mean that, if someone brings out such a card it will work. See http://www.fastcompany.com/1131088/2tb-memory-card-arrives-panasonics-sdxc-format. Most of us use 64 or, very pricey, 128. Great device, great sound, great price.
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Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. I have a 4gb SDHC that would make or break the decision to buy this.
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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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I was wondering the same thing . . . and can you just add a 1GB chip in that additional slot?? We have one arriving today -- so I'll check out the documentation.
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yes it will work great, the vid card is amazing!! especially at this price point! sorry for the late response, busy holiday!
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The VD model allows for RAM expansion. The others are all soldered to the MB. They used 4GB to assist battery life. Depending on what you wish to do with the machine, there is little likelihood of a problem. I have had no problems, even editing HD video with Pinnacle.
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The Sandisk SDAD109A11 Digital Media Memory Card to Express Slot Adapter sounds like what you need but you need to understand that this is an SD card reader which doesn't add physical memory to your laptop--just additional storage via an SD card. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/Sandisk-SDAD109A11-Digital-Express-Adapter/dp/B000W3QLLW/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t It needs no drivers and I've tested with Windows Vista and Windows 7 (I haven't tested it on Windows 8 but it should work fine) as well as with every Linux distro I've tried (Ubuntu, Mint, Arch, Manjaro to name a few). I use all types of SD cards with it except SDx. However, if you're looking to increase your physical memory, your laptop originally came with 2.0 GB of DDR2 memory and it will take a max of 4.0 GB. The best way to find out which memory you need is to go to Crucial.com and use their "memory finder" form or "testing" program (works with Windows only) to find exactly the memory upgrade you need (it will usually be 2-2.0 GB memory chips).
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Read my review from David V. Norris on Amazon. Make sure you partition your SD card for Fat32 and Ext2. I also made a small Swap partition. Make sure you read the instructions for installing Link2SD. Enjoy.
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Cards need to be formatted using FAT16 or FAT32. If that's the case, then I'm not sure, you might try their customer support.
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Thank you for posting your question. According to the specs on the detail page the limit on the size of the MMC/SD card that can be used is 1GB. Hope this helps
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Yes. I bought a 32G card for it and it works like a charm, stores a lot of High Def video.
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I'm using an 8GB SDHC card to put some system files on it as a ramdisk - it works fine. I've also used a micro-sd 8GB with adaptor in the slot and it works fine too.
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No. It must fit into a full-sized PCI card rack. Few laptops are made for video upgrading, and so, the process is tricky. Many do not try. Some rig up a normal-sized video card externally making custom connections within their laptops. It can be done if you feel comfortable disassembling your laptop.
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If it was just an SD card most definitely, but I would Goggle the sad/mmc to make sure. Sorry...