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SDHC (Secure Digital High-Capacity) cards are flash memory cards with a minimum capacity of 4GB (gigabytes). SDHC cards provide removable memory for compatible digital devices including cameras, camcorders, PDAs, MP3 players and more. Secure Digital refers to a specific format within the flash card market. SDHC cards are designed for devices that are compatible with the SDHC 2.00 specification. Products designed exclusively to support previous SD specifications 1.0 and 1.1 will not be able to utilize SDHC cards.
The growing demand for high-capacity flash memory springs partially from the increasing use of high-definition video and high-resolution digital photography. SDHC cards meet the challenge of these demanding products not only by providing ample storage but also by introducing a new feature: classifications of data transfer speed (DTS). Consumers can get the best performance value out of their digital products by using flash memory cards that support the device's highest standards for data transfer speed. The SDHC specification 2.00 calls for cards to be classified according to the minimal sustained DTS as follows:
- Class 2: minimum sustained DTS of 2MB/sec
- Class 4: minimum sustained DTS of 4MB/sec
- Class 6: minimum sustained DTS of 6MB/sec
SDHC cards are classified to guarantee a specific sustained DTS. This potentially saves consumers money, as flash cards are priced not only according to capacity, but also to speed. For example, if a product's maximum DTS is 2MB/sec, dishing out extra cash for Class 4 or Class 6 SDHC cards would be a waste of money. Conversely, devices that can utilize the 4MB/sec or 6MB/sec DTR will perform significantly better with Class 4 or Class 6 SDHC cards, respectively.
Secure Digital was forced to create a new specification for SDHC cards when the previous specification topped out at a capacity of 2GB. This occurred previously when SD cards hit the 512MB wall. The new 2.00 specification should last a bit longer, as it allows SDHC cards to reach a maximum capacity of 32GB. Secure Digital is so-named because of its ability to protect copyright content through digital rights management or DRM. Because of this, it is a favored flash memory format in the audiovisual industry.
SDHC cards are about the size of a postage stamp. Insiders expect them to be available through several different manufacturers by summer 2006, and prices will vary. Before purchasing, be sure your device is compatible. There are several card formats available on the market, and devices are proprietary. If a device manual does not list SDHC cards, or state it is "SD specification 2.00 compatible," the device cannot utilize these cards.
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anon200851
Post 113 |
I have a PNY OPTIMA SD HC 120 HD 8 GB card. It holds a lot of pictures. Well, I had it in my computer to transfer my pictures. Went to use it in my camera and it kept saying it was locked. Got it out and pushed the button down several times and tried it back in my camera. Now, I get it out and do it again and the button falls off! I am very upset! I have an 8GB card here that has pictures on it that I have been using for a while and cannot add anymore. I can still view them, thank God, but can't take any more. What do I do? |
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anon165290
Post 112 |
i just used my new canon e0s 500D with an SDHC Memory card and i can't download the photos to my laptop. Does any software need to be downloaded or to purchase a separate reader. |
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anon163976
Post 111 |
I used a sandisk sdhc with a canon 60D. I was able to download the photos the first time. The next day I used it again and was able to see the photos. Then the laptop tells me to reformat. I tried photorec but the sd card does not show up at all. any hope of recovering? |
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anon162452
Post 110 |
I have a Sanyo 4GB SDHC flash card but every time i plug it into my computer (it's an Everex) nothing pops up and it does nothing. how do i make it let me put my pictures on my computer? Please help! |
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anon158751
Post 109 |
I used an SDHC card for my vacation pictures last week and while they look great on the camera, I can't get my computer to acknowledge the card. Why? |
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anon155951
Post 108 |
Concerning post 106. The faster card will not improve your video but if you would up your HD settings say from 1440 X 720 to 1920 X 1080 you may choke the card. The class settings on the cards refers to it's lowest fully stable transfer rate and not so much the fastest. This is really important in video production. Sounds like you are using a camera that also shoots HD. I shoot with pro video cams so I just have no lower than class 6. On my main HD cam I shoot on Class 10. It's better to be safe than sorry! --Tom in Thailand |
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anon153352
Post 107 |
my camera is showing a memory error and not showing any of the stored images. i have a sony 5gb, sdhc card. please help. |
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anon148429
Post 106 |
I have a Panasonic HDC-Sd60 and got a class 2 SanDisk 32 gig SDHC card. I got the card before finding out it is recommended I use a card no lower than class 6. I can film and shoot no problem, but would like to know if there would be an increase in video quality if I was to get a higher class card, say a class 10? |
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anon146919
Post 105 |
I have a ton of pics/video on my camcorder, but never used a memory card yet, just bought one, but if I put it in will it erase all of my data from the hard drive? if not, how do I put my data on my memory card, as I don't have a usb cable to load pics to computer. |
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anon143322
Post 104 |
how many pictures can you take using a sdhc 4 gb card? |
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anon137144
Post 102 |
If you buy a camera and it says holds up to 8 gb memory card why can't you use a 16 gb if you want? what will happen? |
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anon126095
Post 101 |
If your device uses the faster SDHD card then as in my case you may have to get a newer card reader. My older reader only reads up to 2GB. |
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anon109277
Post 100 |
What is the maximum capacity SD card the Canon EOS 500D Rebel T1 can use? I can't find it anywhere online. Thanks! -Bryan
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dmvs
Post 99 |
My school just purchased four Canon Digital Camcorders,model fs200a. What is the recommended memory card for optimal performance of these camcorders? |
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anon108293
Post 98 |
anyone know why my compaq v2000 sd card reader won't read a 4gb SDHC from my samsung digital camera. |
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anon104784
Post 97 |
Could anyone tell me why it takes forever to download pics from my Transend 8gb class 10 sdhc card to my pc. I only have the resolution on 3mill pixels on my camera so its not a memory problem..I don't have this trouble with normal 2 and 4 gb sd cards or my class 2 sdhc cards. help please. thanks. |
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anon103387
Post 96 |
I tried to transfer a picture from my laptop to an SDHC card and although the laptop can read the card the camera says there are no pictures. Is it possible to do this? I have no problems using the card in the normal way. |
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anon100723
Post 95 |
I have a 16GB SDHC that my computer will recognize but neither of my two cameras will. One will not turn on and the other says the card needs to be formatted. When I tell it to it tries but then says it needs formatting. I formatted it in my computer but the cameras still won't work with it. What gives? |
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anon92160
Post 94 |
I bought a 4GB SDHC card for my camera, and although it works in my camera it isn't recognized when I try and connect it to me computer. How do I solve this? |
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anon90393
Post 92 |
Same problem- SDHC 4GB card with Acer laptop- downloaded updated Texas Instruments version 2.0.0.8 from cnet, restarted the computer, popped the card in and it worked! |
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anon88574
Post 91 |
I inserted my SDHC card in our tv's SD slot and unfortunately it's not compatible. Did I erase the memory in my SDHC card since it read "no images" on our tv or are my photos still safe and fine? I really need help. |
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anon82943
Post 90 |
@89: Q:"My computer won't recognize my 4.0Gb sdhc card" A:Old card readers are only compatible with -up to, and excluding 4GB capicity SDHC cards. Eventually you could get firmware update for card reader, but if it's no-name brand you're doomed like. |
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anon82308
Post 89 |
My computer won't recognize my 4.0Gb sdhc card. my computer has a vista can you help me to activate my card please? |
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anon81364
Post 88 |
can i use a 16gb sdhc card in my camcorder? it says it will only take up to 8gb class 6. |
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anon77355
Post 87 |
I bought a SDHC 32GB Class 10 (SD Specification v3.00) for my father Canon HF200 new (end of 2009) camcorder but it can only shoot photos on it without recording anything. I can see there is a 32Gb card inserted but don't see time remaining and class. I thought that maybe it was SD Specification v3.00 compliant because it suggests Class 4 or superior and a Class 10 is superior for sure. I have not found anything about SD Specification reference in the Canon HF200 specifications. If I put this Class 10 SDHC Card in my old (first half of 2007) Canon A720 IS camera I can use it without problems, both for photos or movies. Why do I encounter these problems in new Canon equipment? |
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anon75248
Post 86 |
#79: There is a tab on the side of the card that allows you to lock (a.k.a. write-protect) the card. Slide the tab down to lock the card or slide the tab up to unlock. #81: There are free file recovery software. Go to CNET's download.com and do a search for "file recovery". #82: If you have an SDHC card reader or adapter, the videos may either be stored in the same folder as the pictures or in a separate folder. Depending on the camera, the videos may use one of the following formats: .avi, .mpg, or .mp4 Check your camera's documentation for more info. #83: Check your camera's video settings. There might be an option to change the video resolution between two settings: 640x480 or 320x240. The higher resolution requires more data to be stored which will shortened the available capacity. Switching to 320x240 should give you the 40 minutes. (Also note that taking photos will take up space on the card, thus shortening the available recording time.) #84: It's likely the card is not compatible with your camera. Check your camera's documentation for what card you can use. Pay particular attention to Class type and maximum storage capacity since some cameras can only address up to a certain capacity. |
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anon74281
Post 85 |
#42 Yes, a class 6 SDHC card is a relatively fast card.
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anon73159
Post 84 |
i had a 32gb sdhc given to me and i just recently tried to use it and it tells me card error on my camera. how do i remedy this? can someone please help me? |
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anon73046
Post 83 |
I have new fujifilm JZ500 and purchased an SDHC 4gb card Class 4, camera manual states video capacity of 40 minutes but only showing 26 minutes available. Any ideas? |
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anon72982
Post 82 |
I have a Panasonic HDC501 camcorder and an Integral SDHC card reader. I can offload the photos from the camcorder but for some reason it will not see the video files. I would be grateful for any help with getting the videos on to my XP computer. Thanks |
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anon70661
Post 81 |
I have a Power Shot SX20 IS Canon. I was using a SDHC Card 4 GB and suddenly it told me the card can't be read. I tried to open the card on my computer but it didn't read it either. then I connected the cable to the camera to the computer and it told me there are no videos or pics on the card! there are more than 200 pics I want to recover that are priceless for me. Can someone can suggest me what can I do? please. |
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anon70646
Post 80 |
@anon13425: Canon A610 does not support a 4 GB card. |
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anon70317
Post 79 |
if your card gets locked how do you unlock it? |
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anon68150
Post 78 |
I have a canon vixia hf200 camcorder. It suggests using a class 4 sdhc card. Can i use a class 2 card instead? If so, is the sole drawback to using a class 2 - slower transfer speed? Will it record properly but simply transfer slowly? Any immediate help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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anon65634
Post 77 |
Thank you all for your info. on SDHC-SD card readers. I can go and buy a digital camera with an SDHC 8GB card + USB 2.0 single slot SD card reader to use with Win.XP with confidence.
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anon64355
Post 76 |
To anyone trying to read SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) cards on your PC. Get the Sandisk Sansa shaker kids mp3 player and put your SDHC card in the SD slot then hook the mp3 player to your PC via the player's USB cable. It should show up as a removable mass storage device. I have an class 6 8GB SDHC card for my digital camera and I use this exact method to get the files off the card and this method reads the card just fine. I'm not sure about the larger class cards like Class 10 16GB/32GB. I hope this is helpful. |
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anon63106
Post 75 |
I bought a SDHC card today and tried hooking it up to my laptop. It said I needed to format it, but it won't let me. It said it can't read the card. How do I fix this? please help. |
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jamsbrown
Post 74 |
Thanks for such a nice and descriptive information. I have used SDHC many times and recovered the lost photos in it theory Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery Software. |
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dreemtrax
Post 72 |
According to SDHC storage charts, a 16GB car can record 480-minutes of standard video or 280-minutes of HD video. But transferring that to the computer makes it a whole lot more than 16GB. What kind of compression is used to maintain such high quality? I also read somewhere that in theory an SDHC has the maximum capacity of up to 2 TB (2048 GB). |
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anon61311
Post 71 |
I have just bought a SDHC card and the camera tells me "card error" is it faulty or the camera, settings maybe? popeye |
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anon60387
Post 70 |
I just purchased a Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZR3K Digital camera and I'd like to add an extra memory card to it. What DTS class for the lumix requirement? |
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anon59921
Post 69 |
I solved the problem by leaving the card in the camera (Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS15) and connecting the camera to the USB port of the computer. Worked perfectly after that. |
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anon59600
Post 68 |
Can my 4GB SDHC Lexar be tweaked so that it is High Definition - or was the salesman spinning me a yarn? |
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anon59130
Post 66 |
Olympus cameras take XD cards. they're rectangular. |
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anon58979
Post 65 |
I had the same problem. I bought a D-SLR camera with a sdhc card and my hp laptop wouldn't read it. I found an integral sdhc card reader on Amazon, only £1:90 works perfectly and a real bargain. They can also be found a Sainsburys but at £5:99. |
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anon58433
Post 64 |
My hp computer doesn't read my sdhc card. Please help. thank you! |
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anon58309
Post 63 |
i have an olympus fe 46 X 42, and a SDHC card which can't seem to fit in the card slot, any idea on what to do? |
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anon57959
Post 62 |
My camera is a Power Shot SD200 Desital ELPH. Can I use an SDHC memory card instead of an SD memory card? Thanks, Mirza |
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anon57776
Post 61 |
I have a Canon ZR50 camcorder.I tried to use a 4GB SD HC card and it is not working. Can someone help me? |
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anon55578
Post 60 |
Do you know of any public kiosk stations or photo printing locations that take the sdhc cards? |
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anon54719
Post 59 |
my hp computer cannot read the 4gb micro sd hd card. how can i get the computer to fix it? help please. |
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anon54132
Post 58 |
SDHC cards have a little tab on the side that "locks" the card so it can not be written to, to prevent overwriting valuable info you stored on it.
If you buy a new one and the camera says the card is "locked", remove the card, and move the tab to the "unlocked" position. |
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anon49673
Post 57 |
When you purchase any SDHC card you should also invest in a SDHC card reader. Then XP will read your pics, movies, etc. |
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anon45891
Post 55 |
The card itself should have a little slide feature on the edge to protect from accidental deletion. Move the slide feature foward or backward whichever is the case to lock or unlock "write-protect." |
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anon41865
Post 54 |
my camera is telling me "card locked!" with my sdhc. Help! I just spent a fortune on an 8GB card and they won't let me return it! |
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anon41505
Post 53 |
I brought a SD card for my digital camera, It says card locked. What does this mean? |
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anon39817
Post 52 |
I bought a Canon sx1is digital camera (not camcorder) and it takes HD movies. If I buy a HD-HCSD card will I be able to take both the videos and the still shots on that card and then will I be able to read it on my existing 3 year old computer? I understand that if I can read it on the computer it will not be shown in HD format unless I have an HD monitor but will I have difficulty with my computer reading a HDHC SD card at all? |
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anon39342
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can I use my 32gb sdhc with ipaq hx1200. Do I need to download a driver for the pda |
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anon38355
Post 50 |
i have an asus nova which has an internal SD reader, but as per above it cannot read SDHC.
Can i download a driver for the internal reader of my asus nova to read the SDHC card or i just to buy a reader that reads SDHC to save all the fuss? |
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anon35488
Post 49 |
how can i download music on my sdhc card for my nintendo dsi? |
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anon31465
Post 48 |
Class 6 just means it is 6mb/s or faster, or 40x or faster. So I could buy one card that is actually 150x, or another that is 40x, and they'll both be class 6, but I won't know which one is faster or better. How can I tell what the actual speed of the card is? |
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anon30223
Post 47 |
If you are having trouble *seeing* your SDHC card *make sure your device can handle* SDHC. Any PDS MFG is going to list what it can take on it's spec page. If it takes SDHC, it will generally accept *most* SDHC unless otherwise noted with a restriction (i.e. up to 8gb only). Your PC does not need to "have" SDHC compatibility -- the *device reading* the SDHC card needs it. So *yes* your PC can see it *if* you are using a compatible device. If you have an SDHC card, *always* make sure your device can support SDHC! |
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wd9fyf
Post 46 |
I recently purchased a Dane-Elec microSDHC 4GB flash card. It came with a full-size SD adapter and a USB adapter. I cannot get the USB adapter to function with the microSDHC card, but it does work with a microSD card. Is there a driver update I need? |
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anon28946
Post 44 |
I am thinking of buying a canon ixus 110 with HD movie capture. Do I need to get a 32 sdhc card to store the movies and how much movie footage would I get on say a 4gb card? |
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anon28602
Post 43 |
Class 6 offers 6MB(Megabyte)/s transfer rate that is 6x8=48Mb(Megabit)/s, right? So it handles HD video well that requires 17Mbs or 24Mbs like Sony CX11 or Canon HF100. Many times and in many places, they keep messing up with MB/s and Mb/s. |
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anon25910
Post 42 |
Is a class 6 sdhc the same as high-speed a sdhc card? |
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anon25721
Post 41 |
Is an sdhc memory card compatible with a sd memory card? |
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shukriyah
Post 40 |
I bought a verbatim SDHC card.. But when I inserted it on my iPAQ hw 6500.. The PDA can't read it.. Is the SD card incompatible with my PDA or what? Pls.. I really need help.. |
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tiktin
Post 39 |
I bought an 8GB Lexar SDHC card but when I formatted it to the SD 2.0 standard it created one primary partition of 4 GB with the rest as unallocated space. So I can use only 4 GB on any of my computers. I am still looking for a fix for this. Does anyone have any ideas? |
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anon24975
Post 38 |
Umm Hello, My I Ask What Does The HC Part Stands For? Is The Exact Same As Just Normal SD
Editor's reply: HC = High Capacity
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anon24814
Post 37 |
RE: Posted by: anon2018 Can a SDHC card be utilized in a Sony DSLE Alpha-100, please? Um... you know that the Alpha 100 uses Compact Flash right? Not SDHC or any other variant. Have you read your manual? You can buy extremely fast Compact Flash Cards, I use them with my Alpha. |
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anon24486
Post 35 |
Regarding the 'locked' card from anon13425, I expect his is referring to the 'write-protect' slider on the side of the card, which you can use to suggest to devices that they do not to write to it. |
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anon23481
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Hello.. Ive got SDHC card in my device (creative zen) and when I connect it with my computer with USB port, the PC doesnt recognize the card, but only the device (zen).. Can you help me with it ? |
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anon23110
Post 33 |
I ordered a 16GB class 6 SDHC card for my Canon HG20 HD camcorder. I already know it won't work on my SD card reader on my PC. And I know I can get a USB SDHC adapter reader that will work. Is there a firewire SDHC adapter that will work?
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anon22888
Post 32 |
You need a freakin compatible sdhc reader for pc!!!!! To use a sdhc card all devices including your pc must be compatible! |
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anon22695
Post 31 |
I just bought a 4GB Ultra II SDHC card made by SanDisk. The picture on the website showed Class 4. However, when I received it, it is Class 2. Strangely, the product number (SDSDRH-004G-A11) and bar code (19659 02900) are exactly the same as the one that I bought from BestBuy (Class 4). I also checked SanDisk's website and did not see any Class 2 SDHC with 4GB capacity. Is the one I just bought a fake product or a good one, but old version? |
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anon19654
Post 30 |
I realize that an SDHC card will not read on an older SD reader, but does anyone know if you can upgrade drivers or firmware to make it work? |
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anon18283
Post 29 |
If you have a SDHC card and you are trying to use it on "legacy" SD card readers or devices, it will NOT work. You need to acquire a new reader or device or, just plain return it. If you have a 4gb+ card, you can bet it won't work on the old hardware. |
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anon17193
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Hello: I need to know the DTS (data transfer speed) of a Fujifilm S1000 fd digital camera. I have seach for specifications and I can find everything but its DTS. Could you please help me? Thanks in advance. |
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GokuSSJ2k5
Post 27 |
I just purchased a 16gb SDHC card online, when i try to format it freezes my laptop completely. my laptop reads the card because it shows 15.6gbs of space on it but needs to be formatted but when i try it freezes my laptop anyway to fix or is there away format it with out having my laptop freeze on me trying to format? |
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anon17150
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I'm thinking about getting a Canon HF100 Camcorder. I think it can record at 17Mbps. I'm guessing that is megabits per second and that is a little over 2MB (Mega Bytes per second - Is that correct? If so then according to the article the DTS class 2 is a little under and a DTS class 4 would be plenty of speed - am I interpreting this correctly? |
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anon17063
Post 25 |
Will a SDHC Card hold more data than a SD Card? |
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anon14003
Post 24 |
I have a microsdhc 8GB card and no adapter. I have an older microsd adapter. Are the microsd adapters good for microsdhc cards? Yes, I know I will need a microsdhc compatible reader to plug the adapter into. Thanks in advance. |
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anon13478
Post 23 |
"if you have to ask...the answer is 'no'". Absolutely the stupidest computer advice I've ever read. Why do you even bother posting? If the answer to every computer problem was no you wouldn't even have one at your desk to use.
And also, everything in technological advancement has started with a question. |
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anon13425
Post 22 |
I have a canon powershot A610 digital camera. I bought a SDHC 4GB memory card, but once i put it in the camera, it reads that the card is 'locked'. I have tried everything to 'unlock' it, but nothing. Can you help? |
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anon12618
Post 21 |
i found that one kodak camera i have will read the hc card and the other camera and the computer with xp will not. the camera that will read the card will also let the computer download the pictures as long as i go through the camera. if i put the card in the computer its no go. |
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anon11506
Post 20 |
SDHC cards are best for fast and high-quality digital cameras. |
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malena
Post 19 |
jhh4328 - what i've seen is that 2048GB is the theoretical maximum capacity for a SDHC card. but i think the most they've actually produced so far is a card with 32GB. but, technology advances so quickly so i'm sure bigger capacity cards will be coming quickly. |
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jhh4328
Post 18 |
I recently read in a product review for a MicroSDHC memory card that allows for cards all the way up to 2048GB (that's two terabytes!).
Anyone know if the SDHC can be made to hold 2048GB? |
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anon8141
Post 17 |
You can purchase a SDHC adapter made by SanDisk. You plug the SDHC card into the adapter, then plug the adapter into your USB port. The system recognizes it as a removable hard disk drive. Compatible with up to 8GB cards. |
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anon7978
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just got a sd-hc for my canon camera, the camera reads it fine but my computer doesnt, but it will if i connect the usb cable. still looking for solutions, thanks |
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anon7725
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SDHC cards usually won't read in devices that were designed for SD only. Make sure the device or card reader says SDHC on it. My newer Canon camera reads and writes SDHC, but I had to buy a new card reader for my computer because my old one only did SD. |
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anon7694
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The rule seems to be: if you have to ask, then the answer is no. SD HC is not the only catch in shopping for memory cards; I have a device (digital radio) with a 1 Gbyte limit. SD cards work in SD HC sockets - and mini SD and micro Scards with a suitable adapter - but never the other way around. If your device doesn't have the SD HC mark then that's that - unless you have another interface such as USB to which an SD HC slot can be connected.
I found online an assertion that SD HC cards emulate the FAT32 data format for hard discs, whereas SD is FAT16, so that would stump you as well, if it's true. It's also stated that FAT16 only functions for size up to 2 gigabytes, but I'm even less sure about that. |
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anon7493
Post 13 |
I have a older hp, it has windows xp with a hundred sixty GB Hard Drive and one GB of ram. I recently purchased a Canon digital camera and a Panasonic four GB SDHC card. After installing the software that came with the package I put my SDHC card in the computer and it will not even recognize that it's in. When I go to my computer the computer freezes up until I remove the card. Can any one help me? |
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anon6552
Post 12 |
Hi! I purchased a SDHC 4GB purportedly for use in my dvd-camcorder, but to no avail it does not work with it..please help me, is there any driver to be installed so my dvd-camcorder would recognize it? thanks! |
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anon6433
Post 11 |
Bobbend - As long as the device you are trying to read the SDHC card is SDHC compatible then you should be able to read it without any extra drivers. I purchased a 4GB SDHC card from Costco, and it came with a little black reader device (just a little bit larger than the SDHC card itself). I plugged the card into the reader then plugged the reader into a free USB port and it read the files and photos without any extra drivers. -Kevin |
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bobbend
Post 10 |
My computer won't recognize my 4.0GB SDHC card. I'm running win XP - SP2. Do I need to install a new driver? Any suggestions? |
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anon5961
Post 9 |
Yes - an SDHC compatible reader will allow your computer to see the SDHC card. |
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anon5545
Post 6 |
Will a new card reader make my computer see the SDHC card I just bought? |
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coastal
Post 5 |
Is there a software upgrade for products that utilize SD specification 1.0 or 1.1, to 2.0??? |
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anon4748
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My computer won't recognize my 4.0GB SDHC card. I'm running win XP - SP2. Also tried with a USB / SD adapter, still no luck. Any suggestions?
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anon2018
Post 2 |
Can a SDHC card be utilized in a Sony DSLE Alpha-100, please? |
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anon856
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Is the detailed SDHC specification available somewhere? Specifically, I'm looking for the exact differences between SD and SDHC. |
