PM5D Cardslot
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Stookeybrd
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But from school you get the sweet '5D' logo Card!
The PCMCIA is a CF adapter(PC option too). And in that case, any CF card will do. I currently use the free 32MB that came with my Canon. You will not need more space than that.
Also an option, save with Studio Manager.
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/training/self_training/data/pm5d_quick_guide_part2_en.pdf
The PCMCIA is a CF adapter(PC option too). And in that case, any CF card will do. I currently use the free 32MB that came with my Canon. You will not need more space than that.
Also an option, save with Studio Manager.
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/training/self_training/data/pm5d_quick_guide_part2_en.pdf
Studio manager is a good way to go, its what I use with all my consoles. I want to say there was a meg limit on it, but I could be way wrong on that one. Only been on a PM5D a few times, and I have always just connected my laptop up and dropped my show that way.
neakmenter
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The PM5D Cardslot seems to work with ANY PCMCIA adaptor that enumerates as an ATA Device.
Most of the older PCMCIA to SD Card and CF Card adaptors seem to enumerate this way, but as far as I can tell, most of these are not SDHC compatable.
The "EDUP MCR-5A" definitely works. I have one.
I also suspect that the "Sandisk SDAD-67" series will work as I've heard that they enumerate as ATA.
Just be careful of the format of the card and it's size. It's GOT to be "FAT" (FAT16) formatted, and I suspect that you'd be best with 2GB and under in size. That goes for ATA cards, CF cards and SD Cards.
By the way, most of the newer PC-Card (PCMCIA) to SD Card adaptors enumerate as an internal USB device that then hosts the adaptor. The PM5D doesn't recognise these.
Neak.
Most of the older PCMCIA to SD Card and CF Card adaptors seem to enumerate this way, but as far as I can tell, most of these are not SDHC compatable.
The "EDUP MCR-5A" definitely works. I have one.
I also suspect that the "Sandisk SDAD-67" series will work as I've heard that they enumerate as ATA.
Just be careful of the format of the card and it's size. It's GOT to be "FAT" (FAT16) formatted, and I suspect that you'd be best with 2GB and under in size. That goes for ATA cards, CF cards and SD Cards.
By the way, most of the newer PC-Card (PCMCIA) to SD Card adaptors enumerate as an internal USB device that then hosts the adaptor. The PM5D doesn't recognise these.
Neak.
