Can't download pictures from M 1 GB memory card I think a consumer should know that their card reader may not be able to read the 1 GB memory card. I've had no problem with the smaller 512 MB memory cards. Going on a long trip I thought I'd purchase another card. The 1 GB seemed like a good deal until I returned from the trip and found that the images would not download with my card reader. The images remain on the card several months later. That is a big deal that a prospective buyer should know ahead of the purchase.What are my options? Can't download pictures from M 1 GB memory card I think a consumer should know that their card reader may not be able to read the 1 GB memory card. I've had no problem with the smaller 512... » Read More Can't download pictures from M 1 GB memory card I think a consumer should know that their card reader may not be able to read the 1 GB memory card. I've had no problem with the smaller 512 MB memory cards. Going on a long trip I thought I'd purchase another card. The 1 GB seemed like a good deal until I returned from the trip and found that the images would not download with my card reader. The images remain on the card several months later. That is a big deal that a prospective buyer should know ahead of the purchase.What are my options? « Show Less
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Good Morning Thomas! I was so happy to read your post on Amazon. I just purchased a 1 Gig XD Fujifilm card. I have precious Christmas video on the card and can't get it off. Now, I understand that I'm not alone. Did you ever find a way to transfer your video to your pc - or burn it to a disk? I'm leary of "erasing" the video until I'm sure that I can't retrieve it. Thanks so much and Happy New Year!Lauri
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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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I had the same problem.If you don't want to buy the Fuji made card reader that works for it, I found the Lexar RW023 will read it. This is a card reader/ flashcard unit. It retails for $20 from Lexar, but I have seen it as low as $14 other places online.Good Luck!Peggy
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I currently use a 4gb card with no problem. Though I need to carry a spare battery to get close to it's capacity (except in RAW or extreme resolution images). I have seen nothing to restrict you to 4gb.
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There seem to be several different configurations out there. Mine has 2 GB of data storage. Other respondents have other memory sizes. My guess is that the .5 GB is max data storage... but that is a guess. Mine also has an SD slot, but that's not mentioned in the specs here. Sorry not to be more precise.
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Maybe need to check out the memory card. Have no problem w/my camera in the past 2 wks I have taken over 125 pic and still taking pictures so my advice is the memory card is it good or bad, try another memory card.
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Tried it with my 16 GB version and it doesn't show up. Im unsure why. I checked that it wasn't the card by using a microSD to SD adapter and it gets read by both windows and mac so it is not the card. Real shame since I like the low profile this adapter has. I don't know if anyone else has had any luck with it?
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What have you tried for transfering the photos? I've never had a problem loading pictures with my USB, as well as by simply loading my memory stick into an sd converter. I'm really not sure I'll be able to answer if those two options do not work.
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I believe you will need to "format" the memory card, or try purchasing a new memory card to try to use. You know how to erase images, so erase ALL images both on the memory card and on the internal memory which can hold 5-10 pictures. Try a new memory card (or borrow one from another unit or application) and attempt to use it. I've had memory cards fail and need replacing. Good luck.
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Might try a different, smaller memory card - if the problem happens with a different, smaller card, then there is probably something wrong with the device. Their customer service is pretty good so I would return for a new one.If it works fine with a different memory card but continues to fail with your 32Gb card, then there is something wrong with that card - try to format it and/or clear all the data off of it.
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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?
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simple problem.....your memory card is too big for this old printer TO READ IT try to get the smaller capacity memory card if still available out there it should definetely be under a 1 GB, OTHERWISE, IT WON T READ.
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Yes it's wrong. There was no 4 Gb memory card in my package. I saw that there was another user that had the same problem. Who knows maybe it's just us... You can try your luck :)
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A lot of slightly older products that use SD cards have a max size of SD card that they'll recognize - for instance, the original Nintendo Wii couldn't see anything bigger than 2 GB. I'm not sure what size you're using here, but if it's bigger than what you've tried before, that could be the reason, but I don't know for sure.
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I have a Moultrie camera that uses up to 32 Gb SD cards but could not get a straight answer on whether either of the Moultrie viewers would read a 32 Gb card (some said yes, but specs say 16 Gb max). This viewer reads my 32 Gb SD cards out of my Moultrie camera and displays still photos and video both very nicely. I recommend it.What's interesting is that I contacted Moultrie about putting 32 Gb SD cards in their viewers and couldn't get an answer. I called Wildgame and asked them if this viewer would take cards formatted for use in a Moultrie camera and they knew right away they would work and stated they had tested them for use with Moultrie. I have a Moultrie camera that uses up to 32 Gb SD cards but could not get a straight answer on whether either of the Moultrie viewers would read a 32 Gb card (some said yes, but specs say 16 Gb max). This viewer reads my 32 Gb SD cards out of my Moultrie camera and displays still photos and video both very nicely. I recommend it.What's interesting is that I contacted Moultrie about putting 32 Gb SD cards in their viewers and couldn't get an answer. I called Wildgame and asked them if this viewer would take cards formatted for use in a Moultrie camera and they knew right away... » Read More I have a Moultrie camera that uses up to 32 Gb SD cards but could not get a straight answer on whether either of the Moultrie viewers would read a 32 Gb card (some said yes, but specs say 16 Gb max). This viewer reads my 32 Gb SD cards out of my Moultrie camera and displays still photos and video both very nicely. I recommend it.What's interesting is that I contacted Moultrie about putting 32 Gb SD cards in their viewers and couldn't get an answer. I called Wildgame and asked them if this viewer would take cards formatted for use in a Moultrie camera and they knew right away they would work and stated they had tested them for use with Moultrie. « Show Less
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You must have a Class 4 for it to work properly. I done the same thing with a 32 mb, Class 10 and got the same result, "mass storage". I ordered a Sandisk, 16mb, Class 4 from WalMart with their site to store to make sure it was a Class 4, cost less that $15. I worked perfectly. I hope this helps, get a Class 4 mini SD card up to 32mb max.
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I have a previous version of this reader (an 8-in-1), and have been using it with 2GB SD cards (used by my iPaq smart phone) for a couple years now. I have also been using it with 2GB and 4GB CF cards (used by my camera) for over a year with no problems. I haven't tried it with 8GB cards, as I don't own any.(¯`'·.,¸_,.·´¯`·-> J.R.
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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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There is some limited internal memory (for things like stock photos supplied by the manufacturer); however, I was unable to find any info on how to, or whether it is even possible to, transfer any of one's personal pictures to this internal memory. I just assumed it's not possible after reading the instructions. The viewer accepts SD cards or USB-type memory sticks. You plug them in and view the pictures on the memory devices only while they are plugged in. It does not seem possible to transfer pictures from these memory devices to the internal memory. - John