Can you write data to a memory card through this item or does it only read the card?
1840940
Yes you can. If you use the card in a camera it would be best not to write to the card or format the card with anything other than the camera. However if you want the card for data storage then, yes you can write data with no problems.
1840941
Yes this reader is both a read and write hub device. Additionally it is both USB 2 and 3, the cable supplied in the package is a standard USB male connector. The other end of the cable is a non-standard mini-USB female that fits into the hub so you need to make sure not to separate the hub from the cable or both becomes useless. Why they choose to do this I have no idea. Just letting you know in advance. I keep them together in a zip-lock bag. So far not a deal breaker.
1840942
Yes, you can also write to your memory cards through the Kingston USB 3.0 Media Reader.
1840943
Yes, you can write data to the card as simply as you can read data off the card. Any card you have in this reader (or any reader) basically acts like a 'drive' that you can read/write data from/to.
1840944
You can write data to the card from your hard drive. You can even copy data from one card type to another (i.e. SD to CF) as each card is assigned a separate drive letter.
1840945
Yes. Example:: Instead of loading my 2GB MicroSD card in my phone, I just loaded most of my songs from my computer onto the card via the Kingston USB 3.0 Media Reader. When I was upgrading my MicroSD card from an 2GB to a 8Meg later, I copied the whole card onto my desktop, loaded the new 8GB card in my Kingston, cut & pasted from desktop into the card. Works great.
448815
The Canon manual says not to read or write from the flash memory when the camcorder is connected to a computer (okay for photos but not video). Doesn't explain why or what happens but suspect it can corrupt file structure and prevent data from being read back to camcorder later. Capturing files directly from the memory card using a card reader appears to be okay as I've seen that referenced on Canon's website (but not mentioned as an option in the manual).
1832301
The only way I have used this item is to insert into a computer to view and/or print pictures. I am not 100% certain the answer to your question, but I do believe that as long as the device(s) you are speaking of have a slot for micro SDHC cards than you should be able to use it.
417434
It does hook up to the computer using a USB cord that comes with it. It seems to have an internal memory. I haven't seen a memory card slot.
1674550
Yes, in fact, it works better with a usb flash drive than with a memory card from a camera. I've had the memory cards to work for a while and then for some reason suddenly it wont recognize that there are pictures on the card but my computer can still read them. I've used as high as 8 MB USB flash drive with no problems.
1089295
It only works for music and photos. They can be cut and pasted on to the memory card. I was disappointed for sure !Using Samsung Galaxy Note)
1250462
When I purchased this item, I was under the impression that it had an SD memory card in it, but it did not. You have to hook it up to your own recording device. Because of this, I was not able to use it after I purchased it.
1831274
This item is a reader only. It says right there in the product title. It does not have the ability to write to a card.
1813009
When I take 1 of my micro sd cards out my psp is unable to read it and wantsmto format it, however I dont want to format it. So my guess is that it does work because it recognizes it but cant read it probably because ive put memory on both while inserted in the adapter.
359451
There are many ways to access the memory external memory card. 1. There is a feature which allows you to transfer data back and forward between the SD and tablet. It has a nice split screen too, kinda like looking at a desktop. 2. There are many 3rd party apps that allow you to check through the SD only.3. Anything on the SD loads directly into pictures, photos, and Sony reader/PDF view. I still have mine.
1386088
Mine works with the standard SD cards; both the older cards and the higher speed cards.
1530660
Yes it does although I've never used it. I just use a card reader for the memory card.
2280258
I only bought this to use with our Garmin, which has a slot for it so I would guess you would have to have some kind of card reader for it.
574556
It writes to an SD card, which I use in a card reader. That makes it compatible with just about every system. I had trouble with the software that came with an older ION scanner, so really never used the software for this one.
1863757
I'm sorry I don't know.........I really only have used this with memory cards..............
775056
DaOtter-The device will not read from an external hard drive. (too bad because that would truly be awesome!) Only USB flash memory. I have used up to 8 gigs with no problems. I would imagine that the new 16 or 32 gig sticks would be fine as well.I've found that using microSDHC cards with the tiny USB adapter works great. You get 8 gigs of SanDisk memory for around $15 with a form-factor that sticks out less than a standard USB flash drive. Theoretically you could also use the microSDHC in a phone or mp3 player as well.
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I don't know. My first guess would be: Is the card firmly in the slot? Is the card any good? Is the card locked? (Little tab thingie on the side.) Can you read the card on your or any other computer? Are you feeding the pictures picture side up? Have you plugged in a usb cable and seen if it even scans? Does the unit even power up as per the instruction sheet?