Driver for Sony Memory stick Reader/writer.

I have a new computer with Windows 7, I can't download the Memory stick CD - only works with windows 98. What can I do?

If your stand alone memory stick reader has a Install disk for Windows XP. try running the following instructions provided by Microsoft.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind ... of-Windows

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IPhoto won't import from Sony memory stick reader...

I have successfully imported from Lexar firewire cf reader, but when I plugged in my USB memory stick reader - iphoto doesn't respond. I do see "MSAC-US1" in the hardware overview of system profiler - which is the reader. When i put in a full memory stick, the reader lights as if it is talking with the computer - but the stick doesn't mount on the desktop, iphoto ignores it completely, as does disk utility.
I just upgraded to the latest version of iphoto and am using a new intel iMac.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Eric
intel iMac, ibook Mac OS X (10.4.5) iphoto 6.02

I have the same problem. MSAC-US1, always worked before with iPhoto; I upgraded to a MacBook Pro, and now it doesn't work. The Access light momentarily lights up on the MSAC-US1, but the stick doesn't mount on the desktop. The device does show up in System Profiler, just as you noted.
It looks like the Intel version of the OS doesn't have support for this device - which is a huge problem, especially since it is listed as a device on the iPhoto Supported Devices page.
Apple, are you monitoring this discussion? Time to fix this bug!

How can i insert sony memory stick duo sd,sorry for my french.

I can not insert my merory stick duo in my macbook air 13"

The current 13" MacBook Air provides an SD card reader that reads SD type memory cards.
The Sony Memory Stick is an altogether different form of flash memory that the MBA is not designed to read directly. You will have to use a USB Memory Stick reader, purchased separately, and insert it into the USB port.

Sony memory stick pro duo

I recently purchased the HP dm4-2070us. Does the multimedia port work with the sony memory stick pro duo? The adaptor does not lock-in or read the card? Thoughts?
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It does not read Memory Stick card family and the Card reader on the Notebook supports only the following digital card formats -
MultiMediaCard
Secure Digital Card
Secure Digital High Capacity Memory Card (standard and large size)
If you still want to read a memory stick pro duo, just buy a USB memory card reader which are available for very cheap in market which would would serve your purpose.
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How do i import photos/videos from sony memory stick pro duo stick to my imac

I want to import photos from my Sony memory stick pro duo to iMac. My imac has SD card reader but not sure whether it reads photos from memory stick pro..
i bought this iMac in May 2011. I believe this model doesn't support Memory stick pro..can some one clarify ..thanks.

The short answer is.. No.
You need one of these...
... Or if your Camera allows for it, you can connect your camera to your Mac via mini USB cable. iPhoto should open automatically once it detects that a Digital Camera has been connected.

How can I download photos from sony memory stick to my I pad 6

How can I download photos from my sony memory stick to my I pad IOS6.1.3

Hi Burkitt!
You will want to import those photos from the memory stick into your computer, then use iTunes to sync these photos into your iPad:
iTunes: Syncing photos
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4236
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities. Have a good one!
-Braden

I want to download pictures from a Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo to my iPad 4. There is no cord for the camera and the USB dongle requires too much power through the camera connector kit. Any good solutions?

I want to download pictures to my iPad 4 from a memory stick pro duo. There are no cord connections for the camera and the USB dongle requires too much power through the camera connection kit. Any good solutions?

Another way. You can use a USB flash drive & the camera connection kit.
Plug the USB flash drive (works the same with an SD card) into your computer & create a new folder titled DCIM. Then put your movie/photo files into the folder. The files must have a filename with exactly 8 characters long (no spaces) plus the file extension (i.e., my-movie.mov; DSCN0164.jpg).
Now plug the flash drive into the iPad using the camera connection kit. Open the Photos app, the movie/photo files should appear & you can import. (You can not export using the camera connection kit.)
 Cheers, Tom

Printer driver for sony dpp-fp90

Searching for a sony dpp-fp90 photoprinter driver for iMac (leopard 10.5.1). Printer is recognised but no proper driver is available.

Well I've googled and yahooed but there's nothing as far as a driver to connect the printer to the mac..
But I came up with a quick fix that you guys can try instead...
Assuming you have all your photos in a nice library on iPhoto, do the deal of cleaning and dressing them up in the usual fashion..
Now, take a blank CF or SD or Memory Stick Pro and connect it to your mac... Simply select the photos you want to print in iPhoto '08 and drag them to the memory card.. The originals will remain in iPhoto so you don't have to freak out about loosing them.
Now eject and remove the memory card, insert it in the Sony printer and you can then print them out just fine..
Not exactly the most time efficient way of doing things.. but at least you can print them out and not have to kiss Sony's butt waiting for a special driver.

HT3775 What codec is needed to view sony memory stick duo pro on my IMac

I'm trying to load a video from my Sony Hanycam and my Mac Book Pro is saying I ned a different codec. Does anyone know which codec and how to get it?

Hello @MarksPavilion,
I understand that you are having issues removing Memory Stick Duo Pro's from your card reader as it will not pop out far enough to grab. The issue you are describing appears to be a physical issue. Please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region. http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html.
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Size restrictions for USB memory sticks?

Hi out there,
are there any known size restrictions for the use of USB memory sticks with Mac OS X?
I bought two 32 GByte (noname) USB memory sticks to "mobilize" my iTunes-library. I formatted it without errors (believing what the DiskUtility-application told me) and copied my files to one stick. But only about 4 GByte of data where able to be opened after copying. The other files where shown in the directories with their correct sizes (I compared them to the originals on my harddisk) but couldn'd be opened.
I tried copying them a second time, using the second 32 GByte stick - but same behaviour as on stick one.
Next I tried to format both sticks with the DiskUtility using the option "writing zeros in seven runs" and then tested data integrity with the TechTool-Pro application (surface test, random read and write). Both showed no errors on the sticks. But copying my library again to the sticks showed no diffrent behaviour as before. The first few copied GByte (I think about 4 GByte) could be opened by iTunes, but the rest "is only there".
Any idea what's going wrong?
Greeting from Germany
Ansgar

Hello Ansgar,
sounds like one of those faked 32GB Sticks.
http://www.digitv-forum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=3680

Satellite Pro A200-1MI - Need driver for PCI memory controller

I have the Toshiba Satellite Pro A200-1MI(PSAE7E) having a problem with PCI Memory Controller on my notebook.
When I go to Device Manager it shows question mark in the tab Other Devices and when I go there, it's yellow ?(question mark) and !(exlamation mark) at PCI Memory Controller. I took and downloaded all the drivers from your site:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU
for XP but I am not sure what type of drivers do I have to install for PCI Memory Controller, is it bios driver or something else? I just need to know what to install to overcome that problem with my Device Manager and PCI Memory Controller.
Thanks in advance!

Hello akibono
I presume you have installed clean WXP on your notebook and now you want to install all drivers, tools and utilities. Am I right about that?
Anyway, after WXP installation you must install all drivers, tools and utilities in specific installations order. After doing this everything should be OK and every hardware component will be properly configured.
Please install all stuff as follow:
WXP
Chipset driver
Display driver
Sound driver
Modem driver
Storage manager
LAN driver
Touchpad driver
WLAN driver
Toshiba Assist
Flash Media driver
Webcam driver
Hardware setup
Controls
And so on
I hope everything will be OK.

Mac OS9 Driver for Sony Handycam DVD-DCR100

I recently purchased an iMAC and want to start making movies with my Sony Handycam (USB device, no firewire). The apple support team directed me to the Sony support site to get a driver. Sony wanted me to pay for the driver and did not indicate if the driver was for Mac OS or not. I'm stuck. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, I would appreciate it.

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I have a Sony camera which has a sony duo memory stick and it wont fit into my hp envy5532 what am I doing wrong ? It used to fit into my Epsom printer ok......help

Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community! According to the Specifications for this printer, it only supports "Secure Digital" memory cards, (aka SD cards). WyreNut

Is there going to be a Windows 8 (64 bit) driver for Sony DPP-EX5 Photo printer?

I have the DPP-EX5 Photo Printer and love it. Currently connected to my Windows XP machine. I just bought a Windows 8 64 bit computer, but the site
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I have an external hard drive(seagate 250 NTFS format) which i have used on my windows 7 computer now that i'm trying to load the information onto my macbook pro (10.7.4) it will not let me change the permissions nor duplicate the files. How can I be able to edit and save the information to my mac from the external drive??

You should be able to read the data... but not make any changes. The title of your thread says your can't read or write... is that correct? By default, OS X cannot write to an NTFS formatted drive (it's a licensing thing with Microsoft and their proprietary filesystem). If you wish to share the drive between a Windows machine and your Mac, you should format the drive as exFAT. This format is compatible with both OS X and Windows. Of course, make sure you have the data on the drive elsewhere before formatting it.

Driver for Sony Memory stick Reader/writer.

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