will it read smart media cards?
223732
If your SmartMedia card is approximately 1.45" wide, it will not work with this reader. I looked the dimensions up online and the most common size was 45mm x 37mm x .76mm, there is no slot that is 37mm/1.45" wide to support that card. I hope this helps.
223733
If you mean the Olympus SmartMedia (37 mm x 45 mm), no, there is no slot big enough.
1880543
It will read micro SD with the adapter and SD cards. It has one SD card slot and three USB ports.
2126698
Yes, it will read whatever is on the USB flash drive. It also accepts SD cards.
2085200
its a usb port so I certain it should play media I've never tried due to the amount of other options but if I were to guess I'd say yes....otherwise look up online or contact their customer support.
779857
This is not a card reader, so I would say no. That aside, mine never worked so I returned it.
2094548
Never tried...Don't know Sorry....I know it reads CF cards with adapter, but that's all....
908770
Not sure about the Micro SDHC part, but this card reader will work in Windows.
1877186
yes. Multimedia Card Slot: 1 x 5 in 1 card reader : SD+MMC+MS+MS PRO SDHCThanks
1149712
perhaps, if you have media on an sd card or on another storage device w/usb cable, the my be of use
2148865
It reads my 8GB SDHC cards. I don't shoot with larger cards so can't test higher capacity cards for you.
1013685
Romona, my requirements were identical to yours although my Windows7 is partitioned on a MacBook Pro. And the Card Reader does indeed work with Windows 7 (and Mac) and it does work with smartmedia cards. However, there can be a challenge with 'recovering' the data from the smartmedia cards which MAY be corrupted. My web search discovered a FREE program, EaseUS, that can recover from a corrupted file...and it does works with both MAC or Windows. Good luck. I hope this helps
1889380
Not really. It reads usb drive. Maybe that's what's sort of smart about it.
1211876
Yes. All smart card readers can write smart cards *if* the card allows it. The term "reader" is a misnomer. The reader allows your computer to talk to the processor within the smart card. The smart card's processor then decides whether or not to allow the computer to read, write, run code, etc. For a basic explanation of how smart cards work, see: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question332.htm
1402138
It is the only reader that I found that works with Smart Media and I,m plugged into my computer ( iphoto).Don't know about directly into the printer.
2053490
There should be no compatibility issues reading or writing to your card. I've bought two of these units over the years and they are life savers for those of us using older equipment.
113506
Yes it will. It can put out HDMI, component HD or SD, and separate optical audio, if you like.Beware of lip sync between separate sound and video, though. Decoding audio from HDMI is safer.cheers,crc
1144953
All SmartMedia cards are the same size so if your device takes a SmartMedia card this will work. It's very thin and about 2" square. Note that this is not an SD card like more modern cameras require.