I have used several times but the wifi feature never worked well for me.Now the card has stopped working, I don't want to lose all photos.Any suggestions?
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I never used the card and left it in a drawer since the Wifi never worked reliably and it just ran my camera battery down. I suggest you contact Transcend tech support.
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Your question made me nervous, so I got the card out and put it in my office p.c. It was not recognized and would not open. Guess I'm going to join the 45 and not even give it a 1. I'll have to see if I can change my recommendation. Glad you brought it up before I downloaded more photos.
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Ugh, I have this problem too! I bought to be a gift for my grandmother, and spent a while collecting photos from family so I could preload the photos for her. Finally got everyone's photos, loaded them to a card, and tried out the frame only to discover it powers itself off after 5-6 photos every time! There's no setting for this, so I can only imagine it's not supposed to do that and is just defective, but now it's too late to return and still get to my grandmother for Christmas!
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Having the same issue! I use for my note 2 and I stop using it after losing pictures videos and downloads.
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Yep, I have the same problem. Luckily, I connected the camera with the card in it, directly into my PC with the USB connector that came with the camera. The pictures downloaded just fine. I thought the card was defective until I saw your post.
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Yes, works great. I didn't use NOOB. Rather I dd'ed the image directly to the sdcard. I've used both the vanilla raspian as well as wheezy-octopi raspian images. Both work fine on the A and B+ models. To disable the power saving feature of the device do this. If you don't the rpi will turn the wifi device off after a period of time: vi /etc/modprobe.d/8192cu.conf insert into this file: options 8192cu rtw_power_mgnt=0 For static IP addresses, edit /etc/network/interfaces, replace the contents with (adjusting IPs as required): auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eth0 inet static address 10.100.100.100 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 10.100.100.1 auto wlan0 allow-hotplug wlan0 iface wlan0 inet static address 192.168.100.100 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.100.1 wpa-passphrase yourpassphrase wpa-ssid yourssid Then reboot. YMMV....
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I haven't used it for a while, but I seem to recall that you can set it to upload after each shot automatically or only when you decide. I think I determined that you should NOT have it upload after each shot. I do know for a fact that I have been able to shoot a lot of photos and then transfer the lot later. Also, check that your mobile device is not set to sleep. That would certainly kill the connection. Sorry, I can't be more helpful at the moment.
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WOW, I can't believe I've done that a hundred times at least. It is a lot easier than it looks.I better mention to everyone, that you do want to download your photos first, as the FORMAT is a total deletion. That's the idea, to clear the card completely, so there's nothing left behind to slow the processing down. And it should be done in the camera the card is being used in, not the computer or a second camera.
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I think what you read is correct. Whenever I engage the WiFi on my iPad, the card transfers all the photos it has not yet transferred. As "Honest Opinion" pointed out, you can thin the photos before enabling your computer/tablet WiFI. You can also delete them on your computer/tablet after they show up on your computer/tablet. For what it is worth, I prefer this behavior to that of my WiFi-enabled camera, which requires that I select the photos to be transferred.
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The camera belongs to my mother and she asked me to order her the card because the place she bought it from was out. She just said it didn't work. She has since sent the camera and everything she bought for it to me to see if I could get it to work, but haven't had a chance.
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the aw100 does not have wifirhe aw110 does but it costs more. but keep in mind when transfering photos or vids in wifi it compresses the data and they are not as crystal clear. i would still pop out the card to transfer for most photos and vids.but it is an amazing camers it take alot better photos and vids than i thought it would. it is my goto camera to take any where i dont break out my bigger more expensive camera hardly anymore.
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Wifi works fine once I worked with ESET anti-virus who showed my how to create a rule to allow the camera access. I knew it was a anti-virus problem since I turned off the firewall and it worked fine. Once its set up all you have to do is turn on the camera, go to menu and hit 'down load via wifi' and it takes care of eveything else, sends the pictures straight to PICTURES. Ater a few seconds the camera closes the lens since your not using it as a camera. Takes longer to download the pictures using wifi vs. a USB but I don't care how long it takes, its much easier than finding a cable. The Sonly has such a large battery I haven't had to charge it once yet either! Wifi works fine once I worked with ESET anti-virus who showed my how to create a rule to allow the camera access. I knew it was a anti-virus problem since I turned off the firewall and it worked fine. Once its set up all you have to do is turn on the camera, go to menu and hit 'down load via wifi' and it takes care of eveything else, sends the pictures straight to PICTURES. Ater a few seconds the camera closes the lens since your not using it as a camera. Takes longer to download the pictures using wifi vs. a USB but I don't care how long it takes, its much easier than finding a cable. The... » Read More Wifi works fine once I worked with ESET anti-virus who showed my how to create a rule to allow the camera access. I knew it was a anti-virus problem since I turned off the firewall and it worked fine. Once its set up all you have to do is turn on the camera, go to menu and hit 'down load via wifi' and it takes care of eveything else, sends the pictures straight to PICTURES. Ater a few seconds the camera closes the lens since your not using it as a camera. Takes longer to download the pictures using wifi vs. a USB but I don't care how long it takes, its much easier than finding a cable. The Sonly has such a large battery I haven't had to charge it once yet either! « Show Less
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You need to make sure that the setting on the camera has the wifi turned on. Then go to your wifi settings on your camera and you should be able to select the wifi that is coming from the camera.Honestly, I found this to be a time-intensive process, so i just bought an adaptor from the apple store that allows me to take the data card out of the camera, put it in the adapter and attach it to my ipad to download the photos. It's a much quicker process. It seemed to take forever to do it with the wireless attachment.
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you also need to put the memory card in the camera before you can use the wifi function. It's in the manual.
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I scanned my to a SD card but it should because it's just usb. The problem I had was that there were particals ( dust /lint ) on the inside of the glass and you can't get it out or off. There is no way to get to it. so then that ends up on all the photos.
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It will stop, the built in software is very basic. There is an option that allow you to record over what's already on the card but it is a 10 minutes loop only : to me this is ridiculous !
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I have used it regularly and there is no fristration if you keep in mind two things: when you scan change the wifi channel to the eye-fi in order to receive the transfers and open the app... The rest automatically takes care of itself. But if you prefer to transfer the sd card manually, that works as well.