can this download to a memory card like the ION film 2D (which does not work with 110, principle reason I'm looking into this) thanks
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I have not put mine on a memory card or anything yet. I downloaded them from my slides into my pictures folder in my computer. Now I know by doing that all I have to do is put them on anything I want to. I would download them to my computer if I were you. Then you can check them and be sure you got everything and it is right then put them on to a memory card. The reason I say that is I didn't get them all when I put them on the computer and ended up having to find the ones that didn't get downloaded the first time.
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I should work fine if you use the SD card after creating you're slideshow on computer making it an executable file.. I played a movie using mine in this way. The clarity isn't the best..and keep in mind this little devices bulbs runs hot. I couldn't initialize the USB input to function with my PC however.
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The 2GB Memory is in the USB receiver. This device is the ONLY hardware that I needed to go to a customer's location and present my presentation on their computer thru their projector. So, the short answer to your question is yes. Great product!
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Is there any way to record directly to the card and bypass the internal memory?? thanks
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That's not entirely accurate. The format you need is called Memory Stick Micro (AKA: M2), but it doesn't have to be Sony branded, if you can find one that is not. SanDisk helped Sony develop this format, so I wouldn't be surprised if they start offering SanDisk branded versions: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0509/05093001ms_micro.asp
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Hello, I had no problem. I didn't even format it. I just put it in and it worked. Are you sure it's the right card for your camera. Maybe you should return it and try a new one. It may be defective, or call the manufacturer customer service.
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One thing to make sure you do is put the card in and format it from the camera menu. I have yet to use it in a camera, I have only used it in my PSP, but it works great.
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I put a two gig memory card in mine. It was kinda on accident. I bought I 1 gig on ebay and they accientally sent me a 2 gig. So I decide to try it. It works great and have no probs yet.
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At least as originally delivered by Sony, I am sure that everything you mention came with my HX10V. I LOVE the pictures, options, and films. I just bought two 32gig SD cards for an upcoming trip to China, and they both work great! Their local cost was $13 each, US. So I wouldn't worry about an SD card. I also have some memory sticks, 2g and 4g, but I never use them. They do work, however, with the camera. I actually bought microSD so that I could also use them in my Samsung tablet, and I can now film on the Sony, eject, and view on the tablet without any duplication or transfer. Perhaps too much detail - I am in video production for broadcast and can easily get lost in the technical weeds.
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You can use a cheap microSD card with the isostick - I use a 16GB one, myself :)
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haven't looked into that yet but i will be taking the camera to a friend of mine that works at a local ritz camera shop. i am hoping he will be knowlege able enought to figure out which memory card can be used.failing that i would think going to the cameras official website "should" provide the info or maybe a link to cantact them and ask questions.i know pc magazine also has a help section.. they might know
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I had to return the memory disc. It didn't work in my camera. If you can plug your camera into your computer with the loaded disc in the camera with the camera turned on, you may be successful
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That's a good question man. I haven't purchased a memory card yet for the reason you just asked. Im pretty certain I'm nearing my limit though.
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It's good to store videos with on Note3, but recording speed is always highest on internal memory. Problem is, the card reader is limited to Class-10...all phones/tablets have this issue. The only way to get the full speed out of this card is a USB 3.0 card reader that specifically states UHS-1 speed.
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Ofcourse you can. I use microSDHC 16GB class 10 all the time. Works like a charm. So you should not need to worry. Go ahead and buy one. THen you enjoy your recorder to the fullest :)
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Yes you can...you have to buy the the micro memory card. The sizes range from 2gb to 64gb. You can purchase this very cheap here on amazon or ebay. I have a 2gb in mine and it works just fine. Mine came with an adapter so I could load pictures on my laptop.
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i put my Dad's old slides in this and it scanned to my computer. i haven't tried the 110 film yet but the slides worked great