Not working with my SONY H-90 camera?Bought this item for my SONY digital camera (H-90). Got error message first couple days ("This memory stick may not be able to record or play") and now no response at all when I turn on the camera. I tried couple different microSDs (32 GB/2 GB) none of them working. What should I do? Not working with my SONY H-90 camera?Bought this item for my SONY digital camera (H-90). Got error message first couple days ("This memory stick may not be able to record or play")... » Read More Not working with my SONY H-90 camera?Bought this item for my SONY digital camera (H-90). Got error message first couple days ("This memory stick may not be able to record or play") and now no response at all when I turn on the camera. I tried couple different microSDs (32 GB/2 GB) none of them working. What should I do? « Show Less
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Same issue with my Sony cam. Get the error message but I continue and use it, in spite of the error message. Works OK but is quite irritating. Haven't had the failure yet, hope i don't. Seems Sony has a proprietary card format, and as you probably know they are very proud of their cards. (expensive) I would suggest that you bite the bullet and pay the Sony price to ensure you don't have a camera failure.Good luck with your issue!
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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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Mine didn't work either. As a last resort, I thought I'd just just use it as a standard 8gb storage card. No luck. Computer shows it has only 93kb of storage space - not 8gb. Tried reformatting - no change. Just a $35 piece of garbage. My suggestion - throw it in the trash where it belongs.
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Hi vijay, To set the memory stick, as the primary memory media, please do the following: 1. Turn on the camcorder. 2. Go to Home&gt; Manage Media&gt; Movie Media Set. 3. Select Memory Stick the select Yes. 4. When "Completed" appears select "OK". The informaton above can also be found on the user's guide of your camcorder. Vincent
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My camera did the same thing and at first I thought it was the camera and I thought about exchanging it for a new one. I instead bought another memory card to try first and since then I haven't had any issues.
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The best thing to do is format the memory stick that you have, also check to see if there actually is enough space on that stick. My solution was formatting it to a file that the PS3/PSP will be able to read.
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I`ve used about 4 different sd cards with no problem. Used 32 GB card as well as a card with adapter, again with no problems. So far have not found any of my cards which didn't work.
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Kat;I used the Kingston 4G SCHD card. Try formating your card in the camera, it may work that way.Good Luck
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I had a similar problem. The sony analyst walked me through power resetting and pulling batter + memory card. None of the checks corrected the problem. I used the 'tap it on a hard surface' technique and it is back up and working. The pulling the camera lens did not work so the tapping technique will be used until we tap it into its grave.
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To the best of my knowledge no..bought my camera back in 07 and since 3 times upgraded and if memory serves me right when I tried to play back other tapes from a Sony and Panasonic camcorder did not work..way want to wait and see if anyone else had luck in doing so but am 90% sure it is a no go...
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I have had no problems with my Sandisk Class 6 SDHC card, but I bought a Toshiba 16GB Class 4 SDHC card and I get a buffer overflow message after about 20 seconds of recording at which point recording stops. Another problem is a message I get when first turning on the HF200. Something like "Data is corrupted, would you like to fix it? Yes/No". Canon's documentation says both Class 4 and Class 6 cards are supported for HD recording. Perhaps recording at the maxiumum 24Mbps 1080i data rate only works with Class 6 cards. Also note that these problems occurred after trying both full and quick card initializations on the camcorder. I have had no problems with my Sandisk Class 6 SDHC card, but I bought a Toshiba 16GB Class 4 SDHC card and I get a buffer overflow message after about 20 seconds of recording at which point recording stops. Another problem is a message I get when first turning on the HF200. Something like "Data is corrupted, would you like to fix it? Yes/No". Canon's documentation says both Class 4 and Class 6 cards are supported for HD recording. Perhaps recording at the maxiumum 24Mbps 1080i data rate only works with Class 6 cards. Also note that these problems occurred after trying both full... » Read More I have had no problems with my Sandisk Class 6 SDHC card, but I bought a Toshiba 16GB Class 4 SDHC card and I get a buffer overflow message after about 20 seconds of recording at which point recording stops. Another problem is a message I get when first turning on the HF200. Something like "Data is corrupted, would you like to fix it? Yes/No". Canon's documentation says both Class 4 and Class 6 cards are supported for HD recording. Perhaps recording at the maxiumum 24Mbps 1080i data rate only works with Class 6 cards. Also note that these problems occurred after trying both full and quick card initializations on the camcorder. « Show Less
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I bought more memory.. it has to be a SONY Memory Stick PRO Duo.. very inexpensive here! Considering the SONY lens.. [ not the 'Carl Zeiss' ] - this camera is a great value!
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I honestly couldn't tell you its limitations for memory. Nothing in the Sony specs that says anything that I could find. However, I currently am running it with a 64gb Sony card. Sony 64GB SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 R40 Memory Card (SF64UY/TQMN) All seems to be o.k. with it so far.
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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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i bought the Kingston 16 GB Class 4 MicroSDHC Flash Card with SD Adapter SDC4/16GB and have it in my Camera and it works perfectly. i have my camera set to HD mode and it gives me almost 3 hours of recording time.
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I actually had to look this up earlier today, so here's the Sony site that shows Memory Stick compatibility: http://esupport.sony.com/EN/info/mspro-camera.html It appears you can use the 2GB with the included adapter. I just bought one for my DSC-P52 and it's working great - so far.
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Hi JasonThanks for your help, but in my case it did not work. The computer disk management shows the SD Card, but reports that there is no media. Therefore there is no option to format the card. Is there another way to get this working? Thanks, Urs
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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.