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Just ordered the Sandisk 64 gig from Amazon for $74.99 total with prime free 2 day shipping. Also ordered 2 USB cables, one for work and one for the car. Woot.
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just received a 64 gb card ready for the blasted phone..
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Just ordered the Sandisk 64 gig from Amazon for $74.99 total with prime free 2 day shipping. Also ordered 2 USB cables, one for work and one for the car. Woot.
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Anyone have any good sources that compares memory card capacities and what you could actually fit on the card? (Like how many pictures or how much HD video?) I am trying to decide between a 32gb and a 64gb. I don't really plan on putting most of the files on my computer due to limited hard drive capacity so I will most likely keep everything on the memory card for now.
Will you see a difference between a class 6 and a 10? SanDisk 64 gb class 6 cards I found have been around $75-90. SanDisk 64gb class 10 cards I have found are like $105-120. Is it worth the extra 20-30 bucks to get the class 10?
Also, will a need to buy a memory card reader or will my Mac read the SD card fine when plugged in with the USB cable?
I just bought a 32g on Amazon for under $20. It is a class 4. I have to give up my 16 in my EVO because I have seemed to lost my 8g that came with it. It is a sandisk and if it runs like my last one it should be just fine.
Anyone have any good sources that compares memory card capacities and what you could actually fit on the card? (Like how many pictures or how much HD video?) I am trying to decide between a 32gb and a 64gb. I don't really plan on putting most of the files on my computer due to limited hard drive capacity so I will most likely keep everything on the memory card for now.
Also, will a need to buy a memory card reader or will my Mac read the SD card fine when plugged in with the USB cable?
You're going to want to still back up the contents of your SD card if you can. It just takes your phone getting stolen, lost, or dunked in water for you to lose an entire year's worth of photos and memories. At a minimum, back them up to the cloud via Google+, or Picasa or something.
As for your other question, I can't speak for Macs, but for PCs, we have USB host and MTP, so in other words, yes on a PC you can plug the phone into the computer and it can read the card.
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Thanks Jceinc and NeoteriX. One other question...if I don't get the SD card until a couple of weeks after I get the phone will I be able to transfer my photos/videos from my phone's internal memory to the SD card and then delete them off of my phone's internal memory? Can this be done via the phone itself? Is it a relatively easy process?
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just received a 64 gb card ready for the blasted phone..
Damn it. Lol. First we are teased with no shipping info an now we are teased with you having the 64 gig card. Wait hold up. That's my card. I want it back.
On a side note I just checked Amazon and my card is being shipped by a company called Ensenada?&!.$&
Who is this company? Amazon usually uses UPS. I hope they are good. If not I am taking my card back and givin you a 1 gig.
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just received a 64 gb card ready for the blasted phone..
Interested which seller you purchased it from on Amazon. I saw it on there from several different sellers.
I had a bad experience purchasing from Amazon when purchasing a SD card where the photo showed a certain class and I got a different class. This was from a 3rd party seller but fulfilled by Amazon (they had good feedback too). I also received it in just a clear case. No retail packaging. I returned it. I want to make sure it is going to be in retail packaging and not tampered with. Amazon has the cheapest prices so I would like to give it another shot.
Will you see a difference between a class 6 and a 10? Is it worth the extra 30-40 bucks to get the class 10? How about when recording 1080p video?
This was debated way back when the OG Evo came out, I remember a big discussion about it on Bill's thread. The difference between a class 6 and a class 10 is really minimal but when we had he orginal chat we discussed class 4 and class 6 there was some lag when we did it back then with a class 4 but none at all with a class 6 and a class 10 was a rich man's Micro SD back then. I'd say you'll be fine with a class 6, I'm using a class 6 16gb I still have from when I got the OG Evo and it works flawlessly with no impact on performance.
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I just want you all to know how much I'm starting to not like you. I couldn't stand that I have a 32GB card for a phone that can use a 64GB card. So what did I do?
Yea, you're a bunch of enablers.
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I just want you all to know how much I'm starting to not like you. I couldn't stand that I have a 32GB card for a phone that can use a 64GB card. So what did I do?
Yea, you're a bunch of enablers.
Marctronixx started it. I was forced
To hit buy. But I do like how the part of the Sandisk 64 gig card is red and almost matches the kick stand Sort of like it belongs in the EVO.
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$73 for a SanDisk 64gb class 6 without usb card reader
OR
$92 for a SanDisk 64gb class 10 with usb card reader
Could a class 10 card actually cause more problems than the class 6?
Anybody get the SanDisk class 10 64GB SDXC? So far I see everyone getting the class 6 SanDisk 64 GB SDXC. With the SDXC cards, when you reformat the card from exFAT to FAT32 do you lose speed, making it essentially a lower speed class anyways?
Your input is appreciated.
I gotta order this ASAP.
unless you plan to use the card in a high speed DSLR or the like, please do not get caught up in the speed/class of the card. just get a legit brand name card.
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unless you plan to use the card in a high speed DSLR or the like, please do not get caught up in the speed/class of the card. just get a legit brand name card.
So a class 4 card would not be a bad thing to buy if i'm just storing music and videos on it?
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Pre-warning on the 64gb card...I put that card in my Photon and formatted the card through my phone. Up side was that it works perfectly while in my phone. Down side is that, when I took the card out of my phone and tried to use a microSD>SD adaptor to make some changes, it wouldn't read the card on my computer at all (when I placed that into the card slot).
i think i have a class 4 32 gb microsd card in the evo 3D and ive not ever had it give me any issues. i have the same card in the xoom tablet and it too does not have any issues recording video and/or playing it back.
seriously, do not read too much into the speeds of cards. the quality name brand cards on the market today are fast enough to run in handsets.
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Pre-warning on the 64gb card...I put that card in my Photon and formatted the card through my phone. Up side was that it works perfectly while in my phone. Down side is that, when I took the card out of my phone and tried to use a microSD>SD adaptor to make some changes, it wouldn't read the card on my computer at all (when I placed that into the card slot).
Interesting, mine formatted in my G Note works fine in a card reader...
BTW, 64GB cards confirmed working in the 4G LTE by users now - Fat32 required.
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Interesting, mine formatted in my G Note works fine in a card reader...
BTW, 64GB cards confirmed working in the 4G LTE by users now - Fat32 required.
Yeah, very strange. Not sure what the issue is/was. It'll be a moot point for me anyway, cuz I'm going to end up re-formatting for whichever new superphone I decide to get, but just a PITA connecting the phone in order to transfer the data for my ringtones, pictures, music, and video.
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Pre-warning on the 64gb card...I put that card in my Photon and formatted the card through my phone. Up side was that it works perfectly while in my phone. Down side is that, when I took the card out of my phone and tried to use a microSD>SD adapter to make some changes, it wouldn't read the card on my computer at all (when I placed that into the card slot).
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Interesting, mine formatted in my G[alaxy] Note, works fine in a card reader...
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Yeah, very strange. Not sure what the issue is/was. It'll be a moot point for me anyway, cuz I'm going to end up re-formatting for whichever new superphone I decide to get, but just a PITA connecting the phone in order to transfer the data for my ringtones, pictures, music, and video.
Sounds like your card reader (or computer - drivers) is not SDXC compatible. All card readers, adapters, and conversions are not equal. Imagine all the differences in configurations there could be...
Your reader or adapter is probably only for use up to SD or SDHC
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2. Non-compatible Device
If you accidentally insert your SDXC memory card into an SDHC device that is not compliant, the following messages may appear:
Card error
This card cannot be used
Please check your card
Format this card
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You can access the SDXC card by using an SDXC compatible USB reader or adapter
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If you want to use an SDXC card in the SD slot on your computer, you need an SDXC compatible driver for the SD slot.
If I had an extra card reader I would have sent you one already since they are so cheap. Usually one comes bundled with the card. You can find one for a buck or two around the net.
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Sounds like your card reader (or computer - drivers) is not SDXC compatible. All card readers, adapters, and conversions are not equal. Imagine all the differences in configurations there could be...
Your reader or adapter is probably only for use up to SD or SDHC
If I had an extra card reader I would have sent you one already since they are so cheap. Usually one comes bundled with the card. You can find one for a buck or two around the net.
You are the man, Pyro! Thanks for that 411.
I'm guessing it's the drivers. The card reader works fine cuz I tested it with my extra 32gb micro sd.
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So your reader/adapter is probably SD and SDHC only. Your drivers should be fine if you are on Windows 7.
32GB = SDHC (generally)
64GB = SDXC
That explains it. Unfortunately, still on vista. Just bought windows 7 upgrade, so have to make sure I back up programs I want to reinstall, before I get there.
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That explains it. Unfortunately, still on vista. Just bought windows 7 upgrade, so have to make sure I back up programs I want to reinstall, before I get there.
I guess it could be a Vista problem, or drivers.
My SDXC card works in my SDHC reader. My Win 7 computer hiccups at it, but it ends up working everytime.
This is the style reader I have (plugs right into USB slot - no adapters or conversions)
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I have a brand new 64Gb memory card and would like to know if I should partition it before using it in my new LTEvo or just format it in the phone and use as is. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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If you haven't gotten one yet, andorama has the 64gb micro sdxc for 64.99
http://www.adorama.com/IDSMUMSD64G.html? turntoqid=S0EAYk0X&turntosuid=TEc BbUgX&sourceId=1&iqrlId=1921297&turntoflow=answer
If you haven't gotten one yet, andorama has the 64gb micro sdxc for 64.99 http://www.adorama.com/IDSMUMSD64G.html? turntoqid=S0EAYk0X&turntosuid=TEc BbUgX&sourceId=1&iqrlId=1921297&turntoflow=answer
The 64 has been proven to be compatible I thought it was only up to 32? That's awesome
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Finally got my SanDisk 64gb card in and installed. When i first put it in it said it was a bad card but then I formatted it using the phone it it works perfectly.
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After inserting your sd card, make sure to go to storage, app storage location settings, update all, and pick storage card.
This will put the max amount of file in the SD, saving space in the internal memory for apps and whatnot.
Can you confirm that the app storage actually did move over to the external SD or if it moved to the internal storage? I'm not sure if anybody had confirmed how LTEvo is partitioned, but on the MoPho (which has same amount), I've never been able to move apps to the external SD.
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I just got my El Tevo and can't find the option to format the SD card. This is my first ICS phone so I'm a little lost.
Swipe down from the top of the screen and pull down the notification bar. Then press Settings in the upper right hand corner and scroll down and tap Storage. Then scroll down to Storage Card and choose Erase Storage card. If that is grayed out choose Unmount storage card first and then Erase.
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Swipe down from the top of the screen and pull down the notification bar. Then press Settings in the upper right hand corner and scroll down and tap Storage. Then scroll down to Storage Card and choose Erase Storage card. If that is grayed out choose Unmount storage card first and then Erase.
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