On Sunday 20 Mar 2005 14:54, Philippe Landau wrote: > >>>>>>>>you could simplify your task by just > >>>>>>>>connecting a (Memory Stick) card reader to your computer. > >>>>>>>>your camera support USB 1 and the much faster USB 2. > >>> > >>>Found a card reader - NZ$30 and linux compatible. Probably will buy one > >> > >>great. people also try to get rid of used ones, > >>because readers are integrated in printers, tvs, laptops etc now. > >>your card reader should not be compatible with your camera, > >>it will connect the memory card with the computer. > >>you can find readers using usb1 or usb2 connections. > >>readers also differ in how many different card formats they support. > >>standard now is 5-7 different formats all in one, > >>and they cost up to 30$. > >>be careful not to buy memory cards with copy protection scheme. > > > > The blurb said "epsecially recommended" for use with Sony memory sticks. > > does your memory stick have copy-protection ? > i am out of my league here but sony does play nasty proprietary tricks ...
I don't know - how would I find out? > > > Do you think the 5-7 formats are a better option. Saw those too. > > it depends if you travel, exchange with friends, etc. > i would go with used ones, especially those recommended > by fellow mandrake users. > > > Thanks again. > > Rosemary > > > > Are you in NZ too? > > unhappy in switzerland *(beautiful official nwo blood money vault).* ** What does this mean? > > kind regards philippe Regards Rosemary
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