Recommended SD Card Class

Hi,
are there any recommendations for SD card classes. Is class 4 or can make a 10 life more comfortable? I'm going to use the card for storing my music, podcasts and documents.
Thanks in advance
Wolf
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better off with class 10
4 should work but will be slow indexing and wont be able to record in 1080 possibly at 60 FPS
this says Class 4 will work but i have had two cards that would not record in 1080 rated at class 4.
The message “Your media card can’t record videos in 1080p” is displayed when attempting to record vi...
Amazon, ebay, newegg have class 10 cards 64 gig for about 40 dollars while the 128 gig fetches 100 dollars or more
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[convert] Java Card Ant Tasks, Version 1.0
[convert] Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Use is subject to license terms.
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[convert] Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Use is subject to license terms.
[convert] parsing /home/ehoudart/app-manager/VersionZero/src/testUn/classes/testUn/PorteAppUn.class
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alsa-lib.i386                            1.0.17-1.el5           installed
alsa-lib.x86_64                          1.0.17-1.el5           installed
alsa-utils.x86_64                        1.0.17-1.el5           installed
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alsa-lib-devel.i386                      1.0.17-1.el5           ol5_u7_base
alsa-lib-devel.x86_64                    1.0.17-1.el5           ol5_u7_base
alsamixergui.x86_64                      0.9.0-0.3.rc1.el5      epel
pulseaudio.x86_64                        0.9.10-1.el5.3         epel
pulseaudio-core-libs.i386                0.9.10-1.el5.3         epel
pulseaudio-core-libs.x86_64              0.9.10-1.el5.3         epel
pulseaudio-esound-compat.x86_64          0.9.10-1.el5.3         epel
pulseaudio-libs.i386                     0.9.10-1.el5.3         epel
pulseaudio-libs.x86_64                   0.9.10-1.el5.3         epel
etc.Edited by: Dude on Dec 8, 2011 7:02 PM

Recommended Firewire card?

My new h9-1150 does not have a Firewire port, and I need one to transfer video from my camera. What recommendations do you have? Thank you!
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Hi,
Based on its specs, it has:
Expansion Slots:
1 PCI Express x16 (Gen 3.0 for i5 and i7 Ivy Bridge processors, all others Gen 2.0)
3 PCI Express x1 (Gen 2.0)
1 PCI Express mini card
Any PCIe Firewire card can do the job such as this:
http://www.amazon.com/SIIG-FireWire-2-Port-PCIe-NN-E20012-S2/dp/B000G6U8VY
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BH
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Recommended MicroSD cards for N82?

I'm planning on buying an new MicroSD card and wondered what people's opinions were on which was the best make and size for storage, and performance.
I currently use the 2Gb card supplied by Nokia, but I also have a 2Gb SanDisk card I'm not currently using.
Your opinions are all gratefully received with thanks in advance.
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01-Aug-2008 07:50 PM
bazn82 wrote:
Its unlikely that you will have any problems with one of the named brands, eg Lexar or Sandisk
I have an 8GB Sandisk card in my N78 - works great
Seconded - although I'd never heard of Lexar before. SanDisk and Kingston are the brands I tend to recommend, and I've had an 8GB SanDisk card in my N95 for a while now.
FWIW, Nokia does sell an 8GB card, the MU-43, but the price will probably be rather steep. They sell the MU-41, a 4GB card, already at about twice the price of everyone else's 8GB cards.
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SDHC Micro card Class 10...?

While I am waiting for my Incredible I've been shopping for accessories.
Has anybody used the Kingston class 10 16GB yet? Kingston says it is version SD 3.0 protocol but is backwards compatible with SD 2.0. The Droid manual spec the card slot at SD 2.0.
If the Incredible can't rise to SD 3.0 I am thinking Kingston's Class 10 card is no benefit over the current fastest SD 2.0 which would be a Class 6...
I am trying to look forward to Froyo with the ability to run apps from the card.

Here's Kingston's reply on SD 3.0/2.0 compatibility
"SD 3.0 is not related to speed. It is related to capacity. It means that this card is compatible with the upcoming SDXC standard. SDXC will allow for even larger capacity SD cards. SDHC cards are limited to 32GB. As for the speed, you should contact the phone maker to see if it is capable of the class 10 speed."
Apparently SD 3.0 is an interim standard to bridge the gap until SD 4.0 comes with higher than 32GB capacities, the 3.0 cards will be compatible with SDHC and SDX devices, if I am correct...
The fact that HTC was a bit ambiguous in regards to the DI's read speed leads me to think they are not really certain. The tech did indicate it is a hardware related issue and although the earlier HTC phones were limited at class 2 read speeds she thought perhaps the DI may be faster due to the snapdragon processor.
FWIW I went ahead and picked an A-Data 16GB Class 6 which should be more than sufficient. I saved 40 bucks over the Kingston and if it turns out the DI can indeed read at higher speeds and there is a need I can always pick one up later, they'll probably be cheaper by then anyways.
Now I just need a phone to put it in....

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