SanDisk puts flash memory on a RAM stick with ULLtraDIMM SSD. However, I'm retired, and reluctant to adopt the "throw money at it" solution if there is another solution. SanDisk’s new solid state drive was first showcased late last year and is unlike any other you’ve seen. Now, I know that one solution is to get SD cards for the Sony and write off the investment in the two 16 GB Memory Sticks. My Sony is set at RAW and as Mass Storage. And - when I put the SD card from my Canon in my Sony (dual card capability) shoot RAW images, and then plug the card into the SD card slot in the MacBook, it shows up as Canon and the RAW images download, although they won't download when I connect the Sony with that SD card via the USB cord - this connection shows up as a Sony.
The MacBook recognizes RAW images from my Canon camera (SD card) when connected to that camera with the USB cord. My operating system (OS X 10.6.8) supports RAW from my camera according to the Apple support website. It is not a problem with the camera-computer USB connection because neither of my two card readers let the computer read this card either. For high-speed CF cards and nearly all SD, SDHC, MicroSD, MiniSD, and Memory Stick (including PRO Duo) cards, we recommend SanDisk's Extreme USB 2.0. It is not a bad card - my Canon printer reads the images from this card and the MacBook reads jpeg images from this card in the camera via the USB connection.
I have two cards of this type and the problem exists with respect to both. if it doesnt play download k-lite codec pack and install it then open the video again. My MacBook Pro has stopped recognizing RAW format images from my Sony a55 camera, Memory Stick Pro HG Duo cards. dude, connect the USB stick to the computer and wait until it loads up then open the USB stick and select the video file double click on it and itll start playing if its in native codec.
This is not really a reply, but I have a problem with the same type of card.
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