Can I use to read SDHC card directly to Video 2 on a Sony TV set without having to use my camera?
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Honestly I don't know because I sent mine back because it did not fit my ipad2. Sorry about that.
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If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.
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You can only use SDHC cards in this...I agree that it sounds like you tried to insert a different card....I would be very careful in trying to extract it. I have had no problems with this using my card.
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No, not directly. You can purchase a separate Sony recorder (uses CF cards) to mount to top of camera (approx $750). This gives you a tape backup (videotape) and the CF cards allow you to import the digitized files directly into your software/computer. Unless you are purchasing this camera at an extremely reduced price I would buy a camera that records directly to cards.
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Sorry, no there isn't. Sony Pro Duo Card is priority for Sony ONLY. Just like Sony Bata Max, the rest of the world VHS.
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I use the USB cable that was supplied with my camera, and transfer directly into the Sony "play memories home" software. works great!
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This camera will work with a 2GB SD card. It is not compatible with SDHC (High Capacity). I believe the 750 was the first to support SDHC.
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YES! You must buy a micro SD memory card/stick to use in the camera. Preferably a "class 10" type I used a Sandisk 32 GB) which is fast which video cameras need. You can remove the memory stick from the camera and if you have a memory stick reader dock on your computer or an add on one attached via USB port (you can buy them on amazon too), you can off load them that way and access it on your computer through Windows by bringing up "my computer" and then scroll down and find the memory stick listed that's plugged into your computer. Open up the files and choose the menu where the pictures are stored and open it to see you videos. They're in MP4 format and if you have Windows Media player or another video player that plays MP4 that will play the video as soon as you double click to open the file. The files are all in 10 minute segments only and they overlap.
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Here is the answer from the Users manual: You can use following memory cards with this camcorder: "Memory Stick PRO Duo" (Mark2) media, "Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo" media, SD memory card, SDHC memory card, and SDXC memory card of Class 4 or more. However, proper operation cannot be guaranteed for all memory cards. You cannot use a MultiMedia Card. "Memory Stick PRO Duo" media of up to 32 GB and SD card of up to 64 GB are confirmed to work with this camcorder.
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Don't think you can use that without an adapter to the SD card form factor.
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I have a JVC Everio HDD camcorder and want to know if an 8GB micro sdhc card is compatible?
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The card reader is for SD memory cards only. The other connector uses a USB port, so if your sony camera has a USB cable, it should work
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Looking at the package it only looks that it takes a USB stick. I hook my pc up via HDTV connection so i haven't had a need for using a memory card direct to the projector
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Probably not. I've had two Sony camcorders, and both have come with software and cables for importing video from the camera onto a computer. Using the appropriate software and connection that Sony provided will be much faster for importing video, as this device is only capturing the signal as fast as it is played (like a VCR). My older camcorder connected to a firewire port (also known as IEEE 1394) which is not always found in newer laptops/pcs, so if you were desperate, you could use the ION. My newer one uses PMB software and the camera connects to a USB 2.0 port. In some cases, you can save to a memory stick and then use a card reader on your pc for the memory stick. Good luck Diane Probably not. I've had two Sony camcorders, and both have come with software and cables for importing video from the camera onto a computer. Using the appropriate software and connection that Sony provided will be much faster for importing video, as this device is only capturing the signal as fast as it is played (like a VCR). My older camcorder connected to a firewire port (also known as IEEE 1394) which is not always found in newer laptops/pcs, so if you were desperate, you could use the ION. My newer one uses PMB software and the camera connects to a USB 2.0 port. In some cases, you can... » Read More Probably not. I've had two Sony camcorders, and both have come with software and cables for importing video from the camera onto a computer. Using the appropriate software and connection that Sony provided will be much faster for importing video, as this device is only capturing the signal as fast as it is played (like a VCR). My older camcorder connected to a firewire port (also known as IEEE 1394) which is not always found in newer laptops/pcs, so if you were desperate, you could use the ION. My newer one uses PMB software and the camera connects to a USB 2.0 port. In some cases, you can save to a memory stick and then use a card reader on your pc for the memory stick. Good luck Diane « Show Less
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I use the card without the power connector, my Sony video cam does not need external power. You can use windows movie maker if you dont have any video editing software, you can download this for free. I use adobe premier, but this is a bit expensive.
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No you can not, with that cable. You need a converter, but the converter will downgrade the video quality.
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You can only use "Sony memory stick pro duo", which is about half the size of standard "memory stick" media with your camcorder. Sony do not guarantee the operation of all types of "memory stick duo" media on your camcorder. When downloading all of your recorded media to your computer's card reader, if it don"t have a slot for inserting your memory stick pro duo, you will need to insert your memory stick pro duo into the Sony "MSAC-M2" adapter, then insert it into the standard memory stick slot of your card reader.