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MeGotsACanon
15th of June 2003 (Sun), 10:02
I've got an A70 and trying to put movies back on using just USB. I don't have a card reader-writer.
Is it possible to put the movies back, i've only seen the "Upload images". Nothing to do with movies. But i figure if you can put pics back on to the camera you must be able to put movies back on somehow.
Any Ideas?
MeGotsACanon
17th of June 2003 (Tue), 08:48
So i have a feeling that its impossible.
How about if i go buy a card reader-writer? Will i be able to do it then, even if the movie isnt edited, just taken off and put back on to save room on the compact flash.
stduc
17th of June 2003 (Tue), 09:13
As far as a card reader is concerned the CF card is just a disk drive. So you can copy/move/delete anything you like. If you intend to play the replaced movie on the camera then don't forget to save/replace the THM file with the AVI! If you forget the THM file then the camera doesn't 'see' the movie
MeGotsACanon
17th of June 2003 (Tue), 09:26
I guess im gonna have to go get me a bard reader-writer then.
If i go cheap, will it be like a camera and u get what u pay for or like compact flash and just a brand name?
k7jmb
17th of June 2003 (Tue), 09:58
USB readers are pretty generic and usually the software that comes with them is unneeded junk, I got a Dazzle brand reader at Good Guys for 20 bucks.
MeGotsACanon
17th of June 2003 (Tue), 11:15
What currency was that in, US or AUS?
And i asume u have no problems with ur reader, the cheapest ive found is $50 Aus.
k7jmb
18th of June 2003 (Wed), 12:21
US
MeGotsACanon
19th of June 2003 (Thu), 03:36
Dam, though id found a realy cheap one for a minute.
Any recomendations or things i should look for before buying one? I saw a 6 in one reader, takes 6 different types but doubled the price.
stduc
19th of June 2003 (Thu), 05:10
I got myself one of these
http://web6.scan.co.uk/Products/images/lores/40516.jpg
It a Scan USB 7 in 1 Card Reader (SM/MMC/SD/CF/Microdrive/Mstick) . It works very well and only cost me 11.69 GBP. I can even use a compact flash card and an SM card at the same time. I got it because I figured it would offer me some future proofing. The only problems I have with it are that in order for it so 'see' that the card has been removed and re-inserted you have to disconnect it after using 'eject' and then insert the card and then re-connect the USB. XP is not too fond of booting or shutting down either if the device is connected at the time. But having to insert the card and then the USB cable is no big deal.
You can get it from these guys Scan (http://www.scan.co.uk/products/) by following the link at the top of the page called 'Flash + Smart' and going to the bootom of the page. Where you get it from outside of the UK though I wouldn't know.
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