I had some 25 pictures in my Olympus Camera memory and connected it to the
PC USB. The led flashed and everything seemed to be okay. But when I should
open the pictures, nothing was there. When I should redo the process, camer=
a
memory card was erased.
This happened once, and once only, and after that it was all okay again.
Strange things happen in the digital world.
Klas.
At 16:40 2003-08-27 -0700, you wrote:
>At 03:28 PM 8/27/2003, oryoki wrote:
>>Minidisc users who are happy changing discs every 80 minutes need
>>read no further...
>(snip)
>>The 4GB microdrive is a good match with Marantz's PMD-670 recorder
>>(~$600), which has a Type 2 Compactflash slot and FAT32 file system.
>>4GB of storage means the PMD-670 can record DAT-quality uncompressed
>>stereo for six hours. If MP2 compression is OK, then you could
>>capture more than 24 hours of stereo non-stop.
>
>I can imagine nothing worse than having 12-24 hours of original recordings=
>on a microdrive unit when it crashes because I jostled it during it's
>read/write phase. Canon cautions digital camera users that microdrives are=
>great in their high-end cameras, but you need to be very careful not to ja=
r
>it while it's writing. They say (and I have no [personal experience to
>verify or deny this) that the drives are very sensitive to physical shock=
>while they're writing/reading. Perhaps they are being overly pessimistic,=
>but what if...
>
>Doug
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