I'm I want to upgrade the sound card on my HP G71. The only slot on it is labeled "SD MS/ Pro MMS XD". Will this work, or is that only for SD cards?
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The card uses an express card slot. It is not compatible with your flash card slot.
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Unfortunately you will not be able to use that particular type of card slot for the audio card. However, if your computer does not have an express card slot, then you can go with either a USB sound card, or purchase an adapter that would be express card to USB.
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The SD slot is only for SD flash memory or SD-based Wi-fi. It is not ExpressCard.
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That card went into the slot that was used for phone cards like AT&T; or Verizon. The slot has to be about 2" wide and 1/4" high. The card was for laptops that did not have all the latest and greatest gadjets. I used mine on an early addition of VAIO by Sony running XP. I now have a VAIO running Windows 7 Pro without needing an external card. If your computer has WiFi and Blackberry, it can hookup to your phone, meaning there would not be a slot large enough for the card.
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Your computer does not have an express card slot. The slot you have is a 5-in-1 integrated Digital Media Reader for Secure Digital cards, MultiMedia cards, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, or xD Picture cards.
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That particular slot is only for SD cards. However, there is another option. I just bought one of these: LH Labs GeekOut V2 USB Headphone Amplifier & DAC Black and it provides absolutely *stunning* sound - I use an Audeze EL-8 headphones and am completely blown away by the music. Yeah, it is expensive, but it puts many high-end separate audio component systems to shame! Using it with rip'ed CD's or with original 192kHz and 96kHz lossless files is best - any compressed audio will not be as good, but still way better than what the laptop built-in sound can provide. That particular slot is only for SD cards. However, there is another option. I just bought one of these: LH Labs GeekOut V2 USB Headphone Amplifier & DAC Black and it provides absolutely *stunning* sound - I use an Audeze EL-8 headphones and am completely blown away by the music. Yeah, it is expensive, but it puts many high-end separate audio component systems to shame! Using it with rip'ed CD's or with original 192kHz and 96kHz lossless files is best - any compressed audio will not be as good, but still way better than what the... » Read More That particular slot is only for SD cards. However, there is another option. I just bought one of these: LH Labs GeekOut V2 USB Headphone Amplifier & DAC Black and it provides absolutely *stunning* sound - I use an Audeze EL-8 headphones and am completely blown away by the music. Yeah, it is expensive, but it puts many high-end separate audio component systems to shame! Using it with rip'ed CD's or with original 192kHz and 96kHz lossless files is best - any compressed audio will not be as good, but still way better than what the laptop built-in sound can provide. « Show Less
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Not sure. I went on to use a Creative Lab SB1090 to run my Logitech sound system on my MacBook. It plugs in with a USB connector to my hub, and runs the sound system better then the SD card ever did.
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This is not a MS-Pro Duo->SD card adapter, it is a MicroSD->MS-Pro Duo adapter. It fits in MS-Pro Duo slots and uses MicroSD cards. It's mainly for the Sony PSP and cameras.
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I hadn't heard that, but it would explain it. Anyone have any suggestions on what kind of card works to expand the memory?
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There is a 3.0 ex beta firmware that you can update so that the X3 will read EXFAT and Fat32 formatted cards. I use a 64GB card in my my X3. I have never tried a 128GB card, but perhaps it may work with this firmware up date. Check HeadFi forums out to find out more about the X3 from audiophiles. I love my X3! ;-))))
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From what I found googling the question, yes it should. If the drivers on the CD you get with the card don't work, you may have to download the latest drivers for the card. http://us.store.creative.com/Creative-Sound-Blaster-Audigy-SE-PCI/M/B000LP0R3E.htm
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Although I don't know why you would need an expansion card for headphones, if there's a slot to stick it in, it'll work. Look at the spec's, it'll tell you if there's a slot for a card.
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http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/vendor_creative_type_sound-card/995,creative-sound-blaster-audigy-drivers-v5-12-2-252-windows-xp/ requires PCI slot. Possibly winxp will also find the drivers as soon as y'all install the card.
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To add to the previous answer - it looks like it has an SD slot as well, so SD memory should be compatible with most audio formats - at the least, with MP3 and AAC.
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This is a mini PCI card and will definitely darn near any current aged laptop. The problem I can into when updating my HP M7 was that the Bios did not recognize it. After doing some internet scouring, it seems each company has a 'list' of sorts that determines compatible aftermarket hardware.But, looking at A. Boltz answer below, looks like you're in the clear with this particular card. I'd definitely go for it.
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This should work well as a good replacement for a damaged headphone port on my laptop (win7, 6gb ram) correct? I can use the yellow port for headphones/external speaker right? That's what I read... what you think?
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This unit is for older memory cards since it is not compatible with Windows 7 or 8.1. I suggest calling Belkin. They were very helpful to me and will know the proper unit to purchase.
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No... all external sound cards are desing for external speakers. Your internal speaker will only work with the internal sound card.
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Yes, this will work. It essentially becomes your new sound card. That said the sound quality out of this device isn't impressive but it's functional.
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The soundcard is built in. You just install the software to utilize the 7.1 sound.
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I have a 1gb card and i'm still limited by the 3min voice memo. If there is a way around it which I dont think there is I havn't figured it out. I don't think you can transfer the memo's digitally to your pc either. However you can using a microphone and holding it up to the ear peice
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Hi; this being six years after the original discussion was started, I'm hoping for a more up-to-date answer to the same question. I've been using a microSD card in my phone to play music, but the phone is fussy about it (tends to restart when I try to start a song, and additionally has some dust in the audio jack that had me thinking that the left earbud had it out for me when the problem lay with the port). I recently got a 32 GB micro SD card, and am hoping to use that with this product. Does anybody know if it's compatible?
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You need to use the supplied "long fat" to "short thin" adapter. Look on the box to locate where the adaptor plugs into the card. It is a dual-function female jack. All this is explained in the manual and can also be figured out just by carefully examining everything pictured and described on the box the audio card came packaged in.