Does anyone know if a Sony DSC-H9 will support a 16gb Memory stick duo and if not what is the largest size it will accept? Thanks
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Bob, I do not know for sure that your Sony will accept the 16gb but your instruction book should say. If you no longer have the manual you should be able to go to Sony's website and download the manual in pdf format.
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Hi Bob Crook, yes this your Sony DSC-H9 can support 16 GB of memory stick duo. It can actually use and recognize up to 32 GB. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Hi Tami. The camera specs on Amazon say the camera supports SDHC, "Storage Media: SD/SDHC Memory Card". This means the camera will support SDHC cards over 2g capacity. SDHC is 4-32g. I like the Transcend SDHC cards, they are fast and reasonably priced. They are also available from Amazon directly, and I recommend that you purchase that way. The Transcend USB reader/card combo is great value. The reader is fast. 16g is probably overkill for photos only. For video though, I would go for 16g. With Transcend it does not cost much more. Hope this helps! Your daughter will love you!
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I have a Memory Stick Pro Duo, 2 gb for my Sony camera, and it works well. I don't know if it is the part number you have indicated as I have ordered several types. If I have the 12 in 1, it might be the one my daughter uses, and I don't have here right now. I believe that is what she uses for her camera. I am not sure. The one I am looking at right now has only four slots and works for me. Also, your printer might have the necessary slots you need to use your 2 gb cards. Marie
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I use a 16 GB SDHC card and it has worked perfectly. I cannot say enough good things about this camera, very happy with it!
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Guy - Thank you for your response. Is it possible that it was the size (64G) as opposed to it being an SDHC? I read that it will only support up to 32G. Also I believe it needs to be formatted to FAT, but I could be wrong. It seems somewhat pointless if it only works with SD cards without the High Capacity as almost all of them are SDHC these days.
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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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That will be depending on the Memory Stick size you are using. For detailed info, please refer to this link: https://docs.sony.com/release/MHSPM1.pdf and look under page 51. -Ely
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It depends on what type of memory card the video camera needs. One caution: although the memory stick can take two microSD cards (an in principle, these can be of any size), you can only access the memory of microSD#1. This can be overcome if you format the entire memory stick as one "piece". Then, the device will see the whole memory stick as being the combined memory of both microSD cards. However, the only drawback here is that you can't access one of the microSD cards separately in another device -- it's how the memory allotment is treated when it sees the two microSDs as one. If the video camera takes memory stick pros, then it shouldn't be a problem. I also agree, the memory stick write/read speed is relatively slow compared to SD or microSD alone.
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Hi Laura, For complete info when using memory stick on this camera, pls see this link on page 130: https://docs.sony.com/release/DSCW150_handbook.pdf Thanks. -Anthony
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It works fine with my Sony DSC-W55. This is the memory stick sleeve recommended for my camera.
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Generally, it should work since the HG Duo HX is a higher speed version of the memory stick. You might check online for your specific camera model's specifications just to make sure.
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Get a SanDisk ultra II Memory Stick PRO DUO Adapter. I paid just a few dollars for mine via amazon.com and it works like a charm. The Sony duo stick will work in my SD slot but its small size is fully consumed, which makes it difficult to remove. The SanDisk adapter makes removal much easier.
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You'll probably be able to use the Memory Stick Pro, you'll need to actually check that the camera supports it first though. To use the pro duo, you'll need an adaptor (about $10 I think)
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I use a 32Gb memory. When I bought it I checked Sony website and it doesn't say anything about maximum storage in a external drive. Perhaps you should ask Sony. Either Way I Guess It Must Support 128Gb considering the quality of HD video recording.
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Memory Stick Micro up to 16GB. MicroSD (FAT16) card smaller than 2 GB and a microSDHC (FAT32) card from 4GB to 32 GB are supported. The following cards have been tested for MicroSD/microSDHC. Sony 2GB - 8GB , Toshiba 2GB - 16GB, Panasonic 2GB - 16 GB , and SanDisk 2GB - 32GB.
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The manual does not give a definite answer to the question of 'How big can Memory Cards be in Capacity?' It says "The simple answer is that our frames will accept most High-Capacity Memory cards like, for example 16 GB SDHC Card. However, bear in mind that if there are thousands of files on your card and they are in different folders or formats ... this will probably slow the frame's processor... should be able to view up to 10,000 photos per memory device... Hope that helps.
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I have a Sony DSC-P150 and it got stuck in mine (the adapter), and broke the spring that allowed my older cards to "pop" in and out. Because of this, I had to remove the new DUO stick (shorter card) with tweezers to replace disks. VERY disappointing. Where can I get my old card? You just can't seem to find them anymore!