I dig up my old psp 1000, wanna use it as a mp4 player. Is there a limit for memory stick extension?
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I don't know if the 1000 works differently, but the 2000 I owned could take this card, 30GB after format. Some people said that this was as much as the PSP could take, maybe parallel firmwares fixed that too?
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Yes there is. You may check on the specs of your PSP 1000, it will indicate what is the maximum compatible memory stick that can be use and its type. -Ely
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Hi Son of a Zombie, Upon checking the specifications of this unit, playback for lossless compression files is not supported. Please check this manual for further details for this device: https://docs.sony.com/release/XSPN1BT.pdf. Dave
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The book says that Memory Stick Pro Duo media of up to 32 GB and SD cards of up to 64GB have been verified to operate with the camcorder. I have just tried a 32 GB SD card and it did work. You are allowed in the menu to select HDD or Memory card for the destination and both stills and video will be saved to that medium.
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The ZOOM feature moves in to X4 and moves out to X1/4. The SD card feature is handy, but the internal memory of the Player cannot handle large files. JPGs and MPGs will be displayed or play, if not too much memory use is involved. Certain types of formatted material on a flash drive can be played, but some cannot. You will need to experiment. Overall, this is a really good Media Player.
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I don't think there is an actual limit. I use a 64 gb card and it works fine
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It depends on what type of memory card the video camera needs. One caution: although the memory stick can take two microSD cards (an in principle, these can be of any size), you can only access the memory of microSD#1. This can be overcome if you format the entire memory stick as one "piece". Then, the device will see the whole memory stick as being the combined memory of both microSD cards. However, the only drawback here is that you can't access one of the microSD cards separately in another device -- it's how the memory allotment is treated when it sees the two microSDs as one. If the video camera takes memory stick pros, then it shouldn't be a problem. I also agree, the memory stick write/read speed is relatively slow compared to SD or microSD alone.
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The size of the memory stick that comes with it is 3.68gb (formatted). The recordings are 600,160kb long (I guess so you can copy them to CDR's for storage purposes ... not a bad idea actually). The duration of a 600,160kb recording is 30 minutes and 5 sections - you can record for longer but it breaks up the files into that size. A 30 second clip takes up 9,376 kb space. SO ... 3.14 hours. The memory card could be replaced with another card if more time is needed. It doesn't compress based on how much actions is going on. So you will use as much memory recording a still image as a full motion image. Also doesn't do motion activated recording. My most recent usage of it I recorded about 50 minutes of video, I ended up with that 600,160kb file and another file around 500,000kb long.
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Yes. According to the manual, your camera can use any Memory Stick Pro Duo up to 16GB, so 4GB will pose no problems.
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I do a lot of recording that is longer than 30 minutes on my Pan-AG-HMC40P using a 32GB memory card. It also breaks the data according to size of data. Don't know if there is a setting to extend the data size or time of recording.
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Hello, For this item you need to use a Memory Stick Duo card. Best regards WT-IMPORT
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No, the wireles stick is a separate product from the same company. It's basically a usb smb client. They work good togheter, but it's limited to a FAT32 filesystem, wich means no files larger than 4GB. I no longer use this player, now user Plex Media Server with a PS3, but was very pleased with it while I used it.
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I have only tried it with 2gb. I read somwhere it won't handle anything higher. You might be able to get away with more if you use folders with only 2gb in it. If you are interested I could try it and let you know.By the way, mine works great, this was probably the best tape/mpe idea I have ever had! I love mine.
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I'm not sure if there is a limit in terms of memory card storage capacity. However I use 2 64G Sandisk & I can record
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That depends on the size of the memory stick or blank disc you purchase that is compatible with the device. From as little as 2 gigs to whatever if memory serves me correctly. Pardon the pun.
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More than any other memory card, depends on game size or movie size, some games are 500mb up to 6+gigs same with movies. It just gives you the maximum amount of room to budget on one memory stick.
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The ISOstick has no native storage capacity; all storage comes from a microSD card (not included). It will take microSDXC cards, which currently top out at 64GB.
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Essentially any sd card will work. You just have to format it on the psp before it will work.