Sandisk or Creative or something else?
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I have a Creative Zen and I dont care much for it. Everyone uses their players differently. For me, I want to fill it with MP3s created from my CD collection... turn it on... and hit random and get, in essence, my own customized radio station. Creative SUCKS for this. They repeat songs regularly, while other songs virtually never get played. The best I can do is use their DJ function and use their rarely heard feature... but that sucks too because it still repeats things too much and only lets me listen to 20 songs or so at a time, then I have to run through the menus to do it again. What I want is a TRUE random play. I just bought this Sansa e280... but I am sitting here right now deciding whether to crack it open or to return it and wait for something even better in the future... all I know is Creative hasnt impressed me at all in any way other than to make me less likely to buy them again.
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I bought a SanDisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s 10 SDHC1 8GB memory card to use with it, but the regular one like you listed is the other type that I use. Either works well, although I like the higher end one for quality. This camera is more expensive, but very excellent.
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Mine came with a Sandisk drive. Not sure if that is just the assembly I got or the same for all of them.
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Actually a regular sandisk can :) it's just some people don't want to click a simple button on there comp. plus I use other usb that aren't even sandisk and they work as well, so ps lover ether buy the name brand Xbox usb or be like every other intelligent gamer and get a normal one. It's not rocket science
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No. I found it best to use 32GB micro SDHC. 16 GB is good too, but may be good for maybe a few hours before it's full and starts to loop and write over other files.
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I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your question. I suggest you contact SanDisk directly. I did so with regard to using the sad in my laptop and they were wonderful in responding.
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The library's a great suggestion -- thanks! I called both SanDisk and Audible to complain about their mutual incompatibility and was told by both that it was up to SanDisk. Anyway, my lesson from all of this is that I should look into these things more thoroughly before I buy another player (which hopefully won't be any time soon!).
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I use a SanDisk 32GB SDHC card. Not sure if there is an upper capacity limit. The manufacturer recommends a class 10 card for the fastest read/write speeds.
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Any Class 10 SD Card will work. You can use SD, SDHC, SDXC. I would stick with a name brand since you will probably be using this for paid gigs and reliability is more important than price.
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I recommend the SanDisk Extreme Pro | SDHC UHS-I Card (95 MB/s).Maximum speed for burst shooting, fast transfers and Full HD video. I use 16 Gb.
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Sandisk are horrible, will stop working. Try Samsung MicroSD Pro cards, like here on Amazon Samsung Electronics 64GB Pro microSDXC Extreme Speed (UHS-1) Class 10 Memory Card (MB-MGCGB/AM) Retail Packaging
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It takes only the standard Sandisk. But it has slots for 2 of them so your max memory would be 128Gig, with two 64 gig cards. There's also a way to record directly to a PC, but I've never had a memory shortage problem, and I've never tried it.
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and to stay away from SanDisk brand cards. They can cause a lot of DashCams to have issues. Try Samsung or Transcend brand cards.
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I prefer the 32gb Sandisk Extreme SD HC1. At 45MB's a second it's plenty fast.
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I purchased a Sandisk Ultra 32GB. Which is a microSDHC card. Small in size but holds a lot of memory. It comes with an adapter that it fits into so that you can DL your pictures on your computer using the micro disk.
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Maybe not a regular SanDisk without the sleeve. you may want to get a (512 Mini SD). Hope this helps
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I've seen benchmark tests of various SD/SDHC cards and there do see to be speed differences according to brand. SanDisk is usually at or somewhere near the top so they're a safe bet.If you have an old SD card reader then you may well need to replace it. If you have documentation for the reader and it doesn't list being able to read cards above 2GB then it might be too old to support SDHC cards.