I have a Sony handy cam DCR-SR42 & I need a pro duo memory card with lots of GB . I would like to know will this memory card work to store live video
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I don't know the specifics of that camera, but I do recommend you check on that. I bought one of these memory sticks intending to store video on it and it turned out my camera only stored images digitally - video had to be stored on mini dv tapes.
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I am using an HDX-AX2000 camera with Sony Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo, HX 32 GB. Works fine although the camera says that it may not read or write correctly. Sony manual says the camera has been tested with this chip. However, buy from a reputable dealer, I had two faulty chips from a Chinese group. I test the chips before use with a program that writes and reads from every location in the chip. Takes 1.5 hours to complete!
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Hi Luis, this card will work with the camcorder. It will record whenever you select it as the recording media when shooting a video on your camcorder. Thanks_Mitch
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I have a Memory Stick Pro Duo, 2 gb for my Sony camera, and it works well. I don't know if it is the part number you have indicated as I have ordered several types. If I have the 12 in 1, it might be the one my daughter uses, and I don't have here right now. I believe that is what she uses for her camera. I am not sure. The one I am looking at right now has only four slots and works for me. Also, your printer might have the necessary slots you need to use your 2 gb cards. Marie
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Yes, this card should be an excellent card for both stills and video. It is very fast and it should hold hours of video if you so desire. It is also very compatible with pretty much every device as it is SDHC and not SDXC, as it would have been had it been a 64GB card. (Even those are very compatible with modern cameras.) Good luck.
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Purely self promotional. Video demands that the SD card be capable of FAST recording data rates. Get a Class 6 SD card (class 4 as a minimum) and you will be very happy. I would recommend 16GBs as a minimum capacity. To the best of my knowledge Memory sticks are only available in the base class 2 speed, hence they really cannot be better than SD cards for video.
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I have not tried using any cards with that high of a capacity. Page 18 of the manual says the following:' "Memory Stick PRO Duo" media of up to 32 GB and SD memory cards of up to 64 GB have been tested and proven to operate with your camcorder'The manual is available at https://docs.sony.com/release/DCRSX45_handbook.pdf and covers model numbers SX45, SX65, and SX85.
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This is a question for Sony. As far as I know, if the camera (any camera) takes SD cards, then all SD cards are compatible for it. Of course, to record video, you need a fast SD card and this is the fastest on the market at the moment. To know if any SD card is better suited for your camera, you need to ask the manufacture of the camera.
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I use this memory card with a Sony HDR-CX260V High Definition Handycam 8.9 MP, which is an older and more limited model of Camcorder than the Sony NEX-FS700 RH, so I believe that there should be no problem although I cannot give any guarantee. However, I suggest looking at the Sony User Manual for the NEX-FS700 RH, to see exactly how it works in relation to memory. On the Amazon page for this item, there is mention of a Sony HXR-IFR5 Interface which is necessary to record in 4k RAW mode to another Sony unit. It gives the impression that any internal memory on the NEX-FS700 RH might be limited to Full HD. I use this memory card with a Sony HDR-CX260V High Definition Handycam 8.9 MP, which is an older and more limited model of Camcorder than the Sony NEX-FS700 RH, so I believe that there should be no problem although I cannot give any guarantee. However, I suggest looking at the Sony User Manual for the NEX-FS700 RH, to see exactly how it works in relation to memory. On the Amazon page for this item, there is mention of a Sony HXR-IFR5 Interface which is necessary to record in 4k RAW mode to another Sony unit. It gives the impression that any internal memory on the NEX-FS700 RH might be... » Read More I use this memory card with a Sony HDR-CX260V High Definition Handycam 8.9 MP, which is an older and more limited model of Camcorder than the Sony NEX-FS700 RH, so I believe that there should be no problem although I cannot give any guarantee. However, I suggest looking at the Sony User Manual for the NEX-FS700 RH, to see exactly how it works in relation to memory. On the Amazon page for this item, there is mention of a Sony HXR-IFR5 Interface which is necessary to record in 4k RAW mode to another Sony unit. It gives the impression that any internal memory on the NEX-FS700 RH might be limited to Full HD. « Show Less
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Can I answer? Yes and No. I took time to visit the SONY store (and maybe you did, too.) You are asking just the same type of question I asked myself about this new model of card and my SONY Cybershot DSC W-200. I believe my model is older and less 'fancy' than yours and this new generation of memorystick works for me. However, this is the kind of question you could easily ask of SONY Customer Service in order to get the best answer. Their contact information is given on the site.
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This is what I found. Hope it helps... http://alikgriffin.com/blog/dec/02/best-sd-memory-card-sony-a7-and-a7r
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Referring to the physical size of the card, not the memory size. Sony's Duo card does not fit in SD/MMC slots as it is smaller than normal flash drives i.e. SanDisk brands.
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I'm not sure. I am using Sony SDHC 32 GB cards, with a transfer rate of up to 40mb/s, which should be more than sufficient for the format I'm capturing. It seems to be working fine. I don't know why there would be any difference in quality between the cards. As long as the card can capture the video sufficiently fast, quality shouldn't be an issue. The quality comes from the lens and sensors.
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Yes it should work. I have a Sony Cybershot and they take the "pro duo" type of flash card hope this helps
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I have no idea yet,I only film weddin days and 64GB are more than enough for me if 64 is not enough for you the camcorder can record to 2 memory cards in sequence
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Honestly I'm not sure. I use Sony Vegas Pro. I use the standalone device to capture various video shows. Then I simply import it into the third party video editing software. It works like a charm for me like that. Hope this helps.
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I have this camera ( one of the best I had) and used this and Sony memory stick pro duo. Can't buy them in stores anymore so buy them online. I keep the pics on them and store them rather than load on computer and erase. I have put them in computer and then can't find them!
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I don't see why it wouldn't. I have the sony 2gb memory stick and I have used it in this camcorder for several years. You would have more memory than I do, but that shouldn't be an issue.
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sorry but i dont know..... i just use the discs to record.... i dont think it is a standard memory card...however....... i just found out .. it is a sony 4 gb memory stick....produo...just now looked it up for you..... there you go.....hope that helps some...