Due to my error (should have ordered an Micro SD ) I have a brand new, unopened, Kingston Class 4 32Gb SDHC card that needs a new home...

£58.00 inc delivery if anyone is interested....

If it's unopened, can you not send it back to wherever you bought it from, in exchange for a MicroSD?

Steve

Unfortunately not - the SDC4/32 are not stocked by them, and they want a £25.00 restocking fee! So I'd rather sell it at a loss to someone who wants one...

Argh, what a pain! Oh well, best of luck with the sale

Cheers,

Steve

What speed is Class 4.

Only reason i ask is my Full HD Camcorder takes SD Cards but it needs to have a 20mb/s speed to work

Class 4 is 4Mb/s and according to the SD Association (www.sdcard.org) is suitable for HD ~ Full HD video recording

For 20Mb/s you need UHS spec cards...

Class 4 is 4Mb/s and according to the SD Association (www.sdcard.org) is suitable for HD ~ Full HD video recording

For 20Mb/s you need UHS spec cards...

This is the one i currently have

Which is class 6 according to the card

Edited 1 October, 201015 yr by vRSCarl

It does get a bit messy really, as the transfer or read/write speed of 20Mb/sec for that card is a Sandisk theoretical maximum. You can see the nicely placed * next to it

I would say Class-4 would be adequate, but it does also depend on the device, especially for video, as to what size and type of buffer/cache the device has.

Steve

Hey just to add my 2p worth in...I have a Panasonic SD700 that does 1080p and 60p and I run that on a 32gb class 4 card with no issues at all.

Due to my error (should have ordered an Micro SD ) I have a brand new, unopened, Kingston Class 4 32Gb SDHC card that needs a new home...

£58.00 inc delivery if anyone is interested....

Is it this one?

Edited 19 November, 201015 yr by alexandjen

There appears to be some confusion here; capital and lower case "B"'s signify different values.

B = Byte

b = bit

There are 8 bits to a byte - 1MB = 8Mbs; so a camera needing 20mbps requires a class 4 (4MBps) or higher card.

(Computer maths lesson is over)

(There are 10 types of person in the world.

Those that understand Binary.

And those that dont.)

Is it this one?

Yep it's this one...

(sorry for delay in replying the card was sat on my office desk over the weekend...)