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Hi,
This is a reply to previous poster (couldn't respond to his message.) He had trouble with a new sandisk 512 compact flash card in his Sandisk Imagemate dual card reader # SDDR-75. IT ALSO HAPPENED TO ME! I just bought a 512 compact flash card. I've been using the SDDR-75 Sandisk dual card reader for a few years with a 256 simpletech card with absolutely no problems. I put the new 512 card in my Canon A70, format it, and shoot away. No problem. I put the card in the reader, no problem. I try to copy the files.... It hangs the computer. I try again - it copies some, and corrupts some of the files on the card. (This is on Win 2000.) I view the card on the camera - some photos will not display. I reformat the card, reshoot, reboot the computer, then try again. Same deal. So, I call Sandisk, give the tech support dude the model numbers. His reply? "Oh, yeah, that card reader is one of our early models. Your new memory card is likely pretty new. (I didn't have it with me.) You'll probably need to buy a new card reader." I ask "Have the Compact flash standards changed?" "Um, no, but you know technology. Yesterdays best stuff is todays ....." So, what to do? I'll try downloading from the camera, to see if the card is ok. I'll probably try a new card anyway. After that, I am not sure. The card reader is too old to take back. Does anyone know why an older reader will not read a newer card? Nothing else has changed in my camera or pc configuration. Thanks, Colin (E-Mail Removed) Colin |
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