It states it takes SDXC but when I insert in camera it says "memory card full."
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Hi Jackie, the SDXC memory card is not compatible with this unit. SDXC cards are only for use with camcorders that could shoot in 4K. The compatible cards are Memory Stick Pro and SD/SDHC. Thanks_Mitch
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This camera accepts both xD or SD/SDHC memory cards -- few cameras do this. If you buy the bigger one, it will not stick out. This is a great feature.
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It depends on the model of your camera. The easiest way to know if it will take this card is to look on the camera, usually in the area where the memory card goes, and see if it says SDXC or SDHC, or both. If you can't find it on your camera just go to the JVC website and look up your model #. Under the specs tab or accessories tab it should tell you what kind of memory car it will take. If you have the option of using either one and you want great quality HD picture/video I would use the SDXC. If you just want more storage but don't care too much about crispness in the pics/video then go w/ HC. Also note that the XC card is quite a bit more expensive than HC, but XC is also far superior in quality of pics/video. I just went to Disney World w/ mine and the videos of the Wishes fireworks show and Fantasmic (shows a video on water) was clear, I was VERY impressed w/ the quality. I have over 3 hours of HD video on the card already and it's not anywhere close to being even 1/2 full.
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I have no idea, mine was okay. I had no SD card When I purchased it and it was working fine.
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Personally, I bought a transcend 16gb sdhc memory card and it works fine. I dont know if it takes sdxc because i dont have an sdxc memory card but sdhc works great so far.
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I'm copying from a similar question posted on Amazon: It can use SDXC so that means 64GB & 128GB
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Surely your camera's instructions describe what card size to use.All SD cards are the same size (about a postage stamp) regardless of capacity (2gb, 32gb, etc.). If your camera takes SD, it takes SD.
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i am currently using 64GB SD card. That is the max that this camera is compatible with, hope I've helped.
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I believe that it is not. The max capacity SD card I used in it is 64 GB Sandisk. This one I know it worked since I use. I am sorry to not help more. Best regards.
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Well anything over a certain amount, usually 4GB is considered SDHC and may not work with it. Since there are no replies I figured I'd post this tidbit.
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I read that it can take SDXC cards which go up to at least 128GB. I have used it with 32GH SDHC cards.
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You have a card problem, some cameras have problem reading micro cards in adaptors or just the size of the card capacity (64 GB) try a 32GB/64GB regular size card.
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I use 64gb SDXC (as fast as I can get) as my regular card and I've never had a problem.
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Officially they say it only supports SDHC (so 32gb max) but people are reporting using 64gb SDXC cards with the W510 with no problem so... When I did tech support for DEC years ago I used to say "when reality conflicts with the documentation, believe reality"!
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Check your cameras booklet to see what memory it accepts. It may also say at the memory card slot what type cards it uses.
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Problem Solved. You need to first put your 64GB microsd SDXC card into a SD adapter and FORMAT to exFAT and set to DEFAULT allocation size. After format plug into Elago Nano II and it should immediately see it.
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Make sure you have a 32GB or less SD card. I put in a 64GB and it does not recognize it, but I put in a 16GB and it worked fine.