rec.arts.movies.production.sound

you can place cf to sd adapter you cant do the opposite :-)
as it bigger it has more space so eventually these would be ever bigger
capacity :-) not that I see someone go over 32 gb a day anyway
by the way I don't get why the all manufactures place multy card reader
slots inside their equip so you can use whatever you find in your nearest
grocery store (my sell cfs and sd :-) )


"Charles Tomaras" wrote in message
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> "Audio1979" wrote in message
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>> On Feb 29, 10:49 pm, Scott wrote:
>>> On Feb 29, 7:30 pm, mixer76er wrote:
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>>> > I've been looking around and many of the solid state recording devices
>>> > and it seems the cheaper they are the more they tend to employ the SD
>>> > or SDHC cards as their media format as opposed to the Compact Flash
>>> > media cards. Is there any real advantage to one over another? Thanks
>>> > for any input.
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>>> SD/SDHC will replace CF in less than 2 years. It is more stable, more
>>> reliable and more user friendly.
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>> I've put a few compact Flash cards through the wash by mistake (long
>> story). All survived. Never tried washing a SD card before.
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>> Glen
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> I think another big plus for SD are the smaller dimensions. My Dell laptop
> takes them directly as do many other laptops. Haven't seen too many
> laptops recently that had CF slots in them. CF appears to be going the way
> of SCSI and soon Firewire for all but professional equipment interface. I
> would prefer my next professional recorder have a USB connection and SDHC
> instead of Firewire and CF. Wouldn't it be great if we could dump files to
> a thumb drive!