Forgot to ask, will this unit write to raw files? I have a Sony gps-cr3 which only writes to jpegs
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I have an older version but believe the device works the same. All the AMOD does is create a GPS tracking log that captures coordinates and altitude on a regular basis that you determine, e.g., every 5 seconds. The you need software, either that provided by AMOD or another source, to correlate the AMOD data to the image data from your camera. I use HoudahGeo software for my Mac which will tag any kind of image with GPS data which I then load into Lightroom.
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It does not write to images. It only creates a (NMEA) log file. Software, such as Lightroom, Photo Mechanic, etc. must be used to read the log data and geotag image files, whether raw or jpeg.
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I can only get the included software to recognize .jpg. Very possible that another software could use the log files to tag the photos. I am using the older non-rechargeable Amod model and software version V1.4.0.2 with a 2010 copyright date. I just asked if an upgrade was available.More info on the about the Amod unit here: http://module.amod.com.tw/Product/product_more.asp?vrlShohL
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Huh! Figure! I never expected it to work in such a dated player, but indeed my dozen or so JPG's burned on to a CDRW (just to answer your question) did in fact display on this unit. That's the only format I tested as it's the only one you mentioned.
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The best advice would be to review the other comments and to try it out for yourself (in the worst case you could make a return). Also, if you don't want to try it out yourself you can contact IOGEAR and ask them to confirm official support (especially since the basic function of storing written pages and offloading those pages as JPEG images by connecting the receiver as a USB device is essentially "OS-agnostic").
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If I plug in with USB the device is not recognized. So I pull the card and there are no problems. (PC). If you record in 720 res, it looks really good on the screen. That and you can read license plates plainly at that res.
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This GPSr came with a serial, not usb, cord, so I had to purchase a serial to usb converter (Keyspan by Tripp Lite USA-19HS High-Speed USB Serial Adapter). I had to purchase a 12 volt car converter( Garmin Vehicle DC Power Adapter for eTrex and Geko 010-10203-00) . After all these years this (now discontinued by Garmin) GPSr still works well. I use it as my backup unit. Good luck! See ya'
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Hi Patrick, please check on the link below on how to perform write date on the images taken by this Sony DSC-W800/S. -Elyhttp://docs.esupport.sony.com/dvimag/2014/DSC-W800_guide/en/contents/TP0000234013.html?search=write
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Not sure I understand your question. I bought specifically for a waterproof camera, but did use for my garmin gps when I ran out of room. It's only a guess, but I would think it should work just like any other memory device. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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if you use the mounting bracket it should (uses mini-usb), but not the micro-usb port on the actual gps unit (it puts it into comuter mode)
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I had the same problem. It turned out that some of the files were not MP3s but MP4s. Once the conversion was made to MP3s, I had no problems loading them on to an SD card.
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Yes. Worked fine fie me. Was able to read and copy JPEG files from my SD card.
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I don't know. It didn't work in either of my applications (an RTL-SDR TV/radio receiver, and a USB-to-RS232-serial adapter). The problem appeared to be too many lost frames over the USB interface, the drivers would get confused and "give up".
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I don't think so. Check out the compatibility Device list at Garmin https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/maps/on-the-road-maps/city-navigator-nt/city-navigator-middle-east-northern-africa-nt/prod73267.html Select "Compatible with SD card" for list of approved devices These cards are encoded and need to be decoded by the firmware. If the firmware is incompatible your GPS will never be able to decode the map file.
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No. Don't think you can use any phone GPS with this unit to tag photos. You have to use a separate dedicated GPS to pair with it. I use a Qstarz q1000xt.
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My Samsung Galaxy S3 runs Android 4.4.2 and it allows me to write to this Sony micro-USB drive. I just use the "My Files" app and can freely copy/move files around. No problems at all.Accoding to Sony operating instructions, you just need Android 4.0.3 or later.
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When using HDR it can only save in jpg format. You'd have to use exposure bracketing & software if you want to use RAW files.
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Mine I purchased did the same things. Completely useless. I had it in my trail camera and lost 2 months of pictures. That's about 2000 pictures that are irreplaceable. And the time I lost was also irreplaceable.
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The other responses are correct. Download Sony File Manager at Google Play.