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Robin Probyn August 26th, 2011 12:01 AM
Card loses name?
 
Have a Delkin 64 card.. that i have named CARD 2,from its icon on the computer.. MBP.. but when I put it into the nanoflash it says NO NAME.. no problems with other cards.. and the card itself records ok...worked fine for ages.. .. anything that would cause this ?

Thanks

Dan Keaton August 26th, 2011 07:36 AM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Dear Robin,

Are you changing the "Volume Label" of the card on your computer?

When you put the card back into your computer is the "Volume Label", "Card 2", still visible?

If you change the "Volume Label" in your computer, then remove the card, and reinsert it, is the "Volume Label" remain unchanged?

Adam Stanislav August 26th, 2011 09:00 AM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Did you reformat it by any chance?

Dan Keaton August 26th, 2011 10:12 AM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Dear Friends,

If one reformats a CompactFlash card, in the nanoFlash, we preserve the Volume Label from one format to another.

This may not occur if the card is formatted in another device, such as a computer.

The correct procedure, in order to ensure reliable operation of the nanoFlash, is to always format the CompactFlash card in the nanoFlash prior to recording.

Deleting files from the CompactFlash card using another device, then recording in the nanoFlash will cause problems.

Formatting a CompactFlash card in another device, and then not formatting the card in the nanoFlash will also cause problems.

Adam Stanislav August 26th, 2011 10:17 AM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Keaton (Post 1677808)
If one reformats a CompactFlash card, in the nanoFlash, we preserve the Volume Label from one format to another.
Thanks, Dan. That’s good to know.

Robin Probyn August 28th, 2011 11:22 PM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Keaton (Post 1677777)
Dear Robin,

Are you changing the "Volume Label" of the card on your computer?

When you put the card back into your computer is the "Volume Label", "Card 2", still visible?

If you change the "Volume Label" in your computer, then remove the card, and reinsert it, is the "Volume Label" remain unchanged?
Hi Dan

Seems to be ok now.. might have been something that Klix had done to it..? in the checking mode..?

Quick question.. if Iam recording onto say Card 1.. I stop recording for the day.. take out the card.. then next day put in Card 1 again.. (without having down loaded it) it will be ok to just go on recording as normal would it not..?

Thanks again

Robin

Dan Keaton August 29th, 2011 01:42 AM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Dear Robin,

Yes, that is perfectly ok.

Andy Mangrum August 29th, 2011 09:46 AM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Hello Robin,

If you have KLIX preform a Test, The Compact Flash card will need to be formated after, since it will erase the formating during the testing process.

Hope that Helps

Best Regards

Robin Probyn August 29th, 2011 07:35 PM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Hi Andy/Dan

Ok many thanks..

Robin Probyn September 1st, 2011 02:21 AM
Re: Card loses name?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy Mangrum (Post 1678370)
Hello Robin,

If you have KLIX preform a Test, The Compact Flash card will need to be formated after, since it will erase the formating during the testing process.

Hope that Helps

Best Regards
Card all fine.. all working .. no problems..


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