Phone memory card help - microSD, miniSD, SDHC, Memory stick micro M2, Pro Duo, MMCmobile cards / Other Devices (inc Cameras, PDAs, video cameras etc) / PDAs (inc iPaqs, Palm Tungstens, Loox, Axims)

Cannot save more than 500MB of files on 2GB Micro SD

JRSchenk — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 01:39:05 GMT

I just got a micro SD 2GB from Kingston for my chocolate cell phone. I tried to load music in the card, but after about 120 songs (500MB) I get a message "directory or file cannot be created". I tried to copy the files with 2 different computers (1 Vista and 1 XP) and got the same message.

Any idea or advice?

2GB SD card problem on Palm Zire 31

pht — Tue, 23 Aug 2005 22:10:43 GMT

Hi all,

I've just bought a new 2GB SD card from Integral. It works fine in a card reader, and in an mp3 player, but my Palm Zire 31 won't even recognise it. Other cards (128MB and 1GB) work fine in it. Please help!!!

Thanks very much.

Mio Digiwalker H610

ews — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 21:53:25 GMT

Hi there,

I was wondering if your own branded (moby memory) 4Gb SD 150x Card is compatible with the Mio Digiwalker H610.

Thank you in advance.

SiRD STAR III Bluetooth GPS

Jaywalker — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 14:51:22 GMT

Hi,

I've tried calling you sales and tech support lines this morning but no one seems to want to pick up the phone, it just keeps going to the answer phone. I've also tried emailing support@mobymemory.com with no answers so far so i thought i'd try here.

I ordered one of your SiRD STAR III GPS receivers along with some memory just over a week ago

No problems with the memory and the GPS Device has been working fantastic, Very quick to get GPS Lock, and no issues with Bluetooth/Phone/Software.

At least that was until yesterday.

The Device still gets satellite lock ( Red Flashing LED ) and when I start my GPS software ( TrakPal or Pathfinder ) the blue LED starts flashing rapidly indicating Successful Bluetooth communications.

However both pieces of software indicate a bad GPS data stream, logging the NMEA GPS data sentences to a file, shows that the data is pure garbage, ive tried removing the device, and re making the Bluetooth partnership several times and also tried different com ports and baud rates ( normally com 8, 4800 baud ), but nothing seems to work. I've removed the battery for 30 mins then tried again but that doesn't seem to work either.

The device appears to be working fine ( gets sat lock and establishes Bluetooth coms ok ) except that its talking gibberish, I've also tried using WinFastCE GPS monitor which also confirms that the device is sending rubbish.

I'm pretty sure that something has gone haywire with the device and that it will need to be returned.

I'd like to try and move on this as quickly as possible as we are back out on track this Thursday and would like to use TrakPAL with the GPS.

Regards
Jason Walker

Ipaq HX4700 with 4GB Hi-Speed 150X SD MobyMemory card ??

gussie — Tue, 08 Aug 2006 12:17:39 GMT

4GB Hi-Speed 150X SD MobyMemory card + FREE READER

Anyone know if the above works with a Ipaq HX4700 PDA ??

Gussie

Qtek S110 - Integral 2Gb 80x high speed card doesn't work !

BigHairyDave — Fri, 20 Jan 2006 11:21:44 GMT

I just bought the Integral 2Gb 80x SD memory card and it doesn't work in my Qtek S110 (same as S100 but with 128Mb internal memory).

I checked the compatibility list when I bought it and it definately says "Qtek S100" so it should work, but when I insert it into the phone/pda it asks if I want to format the card. Even if you do it still doesn't see it. Win XP has no problem seeing it.

Any ideas or am I looking at an RMA ?

Dave

SPV M500

trcfp — Fri, 06 Jan 2006 15:28:10 GMT

Hi I have a 512mb Moby Memory MMc card I bought about 1yr ago. Can anyone tell me if it is compatible with this PDA/phone (SPV M500) as I am having problems copying files to it. I had no problems when the card was in my Nokia 6230
Thanks

1GB Hi-Speed 80X SD MobyMemory card with HP Ipaq HW6515

Hobgoblin — Sat, 15 Oct 2005 09:29:58 GMT

Hi All. I bought this 1GB Hi-Speed 80X SD MobyMemory card to work with HP Ipaq HW6515 but it does not work even though it says it is compatible in the list next to the card.

When inserted into the PDA, I am asked to format the card.

Which in turn I answer "Yes". The Ipaq comes back saying it is formatted successfully.

But when I try to access the card it cannot be found.

Please help me or I am going to have to return the card to MobyMemory

Many Thanks Hobgoblin

Can the Qtek S100 Take The New 2Gb MMC Cards?

kimsdipchips1 — Mon, 28 Mar 2005 16:41:14 GMT

Qtek S100

T MOBILE AND RS MMC CARD

adukweihesse917 — Fri, 27 May 2005 06:53:35 GMT

Can T Mobile MDA compact take the RS MMC card?

Kingmax Hi-Speed 1GB SD with Fujitsu Siemens Loox 720

webmaster — Mon, 27 Dec 2004 18:31:47 GMT

My new Xmas pressie was a Fujitsu-Siemens Loox 720 Pocket PC PDA.

It is a very nice machine, with full 640x480 resolution screen and a tidy Windows Pocket PC 2003 O/S, and wifi/bluetooth support integrated into it.

There are 2 expansion slots, an SD/MMC slot, and CompactFlash slot.

i have partnered up my Loox with one of our 1GB Kingmax hi-speed SD cards, as i want to keep the CompatchFlash slot free for peripherals like GPS etc.. Our MobyMemory 1GB MMC memory card also works fine in the device, but in this instance i want to make use of the extra speed capacity of the Kingmax Platinum SD range (and so compatibility to more devices as with our MMC cards is not the top-priority here). You can buy this SD card from us here..

Now for a screenshot with 1GB being inserted in the top (hot-swappable slot):

Now we can see the available memory in your Pocket PC..

It works great.

Also, i have recently downloaded the excellent BetaPlayer from http://betaplayer.corecodec.org/ ..

I took a few screenshots with the Trailer tester copies of The Matrix and Fifth Element to give you an idea of what this thing can do in terms of quality playback..

i told you they looked good.

In terms of jerkiness, the processor in the Loox can pretty much handle the movie data stream to avoid any sudden jerkiness, but it is not absolutely seamless, but very close to, and eminently watchable. Remember that this is at full-resolution encoding (640x480), you can take down the quality of conversion encoding (in terms of resolution as well as compression) for smaller file sizes.

i have also heard that the HP hx4700 and Dell X30 perform really well with the BetaPlayer program, and not dropping any frames with the faster CPU (624mhz) at full native reoslution (640x480).

Thus a modern PDA is another option for getting portable movie playback, although a 1GB SD is only going to hold at most a few movies at one time.. And this is where a hi-speed data transfer (via a USB2 card reader is best for up to 10mb/per sec with our Kingmax SD's) is important to get your movies on there as quick as possible.

These PDAs are also great for GPS navigation, remote internet browsing, checking email etc..