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marg. 15-08-2005 18:53

Memory Card
 
could someone please help,put a brand new kodak 256mb sd memory card in my kodak easyshare c340 camera, follow instructions to formatt but all get is card unuseable put a new memory card in, if anyone could help and tell me if i am doing anything wrong. cheers. marg.

entwisi 15-08-2005 19:16

Re: Memory Card
 
SD cards have a tiny write protect switch on the side. It could be set to protect the contents of the card. Try changing the position and try again. Or if you have a memory card reader try formatting it in using the PC before sticking it in the camera.

Ian

marg. 15-08-2005 19:46

Re: Memory Card
 
did that entwisi, did,nt work, have, nt got a card reader. will try kodak tomorrow. thanks anyway. marg.

K.S.H 16-08-2005 06:38

Re: Memory Card
 
They dont usually need formatting when you get them, usually work straight out the packet.
DO NOT format the card with a pc if its running windows XP, it wont work after in your camera as it will be formatted using the ntfs file system and not fat32 as the camera needs. If you do format on the pc you will have to do it again on the camera to get it to work

entwisi 16-08-2005 07:05

Re: Memory Card
 
XP Home doesn't use NTFS (AFAIR anyway) Only XP Pro can choose it as an option.

K.S.H 16-08-2005 14:19

Re: Memory Card
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by entwisi
XP Home doesn't use NTFS (AFAIR anyway) Only XP Pro can choose it as an option.

Really?
Just passing on information I picked up from a photography web - site that I use quite regularly

Neil 16-08-2005 19:46

Re: Memory Card
 
SD and MMC cards look the same. Are you sure your camera uses SD and not MMC cards?

entwisi 16-08-2005 19:50

Re: Memory Card
 
They are interchangeable. The only difference is that SD cards have the write protection and are usually faster write speeds. I have 2 cameras, 2 phones, a PDA that all use either MMC or SD. I have 2 512M SD, 2 128M MMc and a few 64s SD and MMC. All are useable in all devices. In top end digi cameras the write speed will be important especially if they are using RAW format.

Ian

Neil 16-08-2005 20:40

Re: Memory Card
 
<-------- Sits in the corner and stays quiet :D

marg. 17-08-2005 09:06

Re: Memory Card
 
been in touch with kodak, to check my firmware on camera, it was v.1.000, told me to download firmware v,1.0.2. from their website. found the website, got so far with it then i lost myself somewhere along the way, also checked manual it takes either sd or mmc cards. will have another go to today to download the update version. it wont do any damage to camera, will it?

entwisi 17-08-2005 10:45

Re: Memory Card
 
If you follow the instructions fully there is no risk to the camera. If something should break you will be covered under warranty with Kodak anyway.

If you still struggle you could pop your card round and I will test it in one of my devices.

Ian

marg. 17-08-2005 13:24

Re: Memory Card
 
thanks, will try one more time today, if it doe,snt work i,ll be in touch. thanks again ,entwisi.


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