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Everett
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Posted - Dec 28 2013 : 1:05PM
I have an SD Card 32gigs and already it's full. When I change will i be able to keep all photos and video on it. I have like 1800 pieces of material registering, ie photos and video mainly. I don't want to lose anything.
also when you record on a Smartphone am i to understand that some material is on the phone itself but all the material is on the SD Card?
any info is appreciated, thanks.
jayo All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Dec 28 2013 : 4:55PM
Get a memory card reader, stick the SD card in it, and copy anything from it onto another drive. Or hook your device to a computer directly (if you can) and copy the contents. If it's something you don't want to lose, you need to copy it.
To the best of my knowledge, SD cards (and other cards) are static--you don't wipe the memory by pulling them out of a device like a camera or phone. But still, I would not trust them as my sole source.
Phones: my phone (Samsung Galaxy 2) offers memory in either location, but I don't think anything on the phone is necessarily copied onto the SD.
Edited by - jayo on 12/28/2013 4:55:46 PM
I Love Nicki Hunter
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Posted - Dec 29 2013 : 1:47PM
I've taken some of my sd cards to the photo lab at Costco and copied them onto dvds for $2.99 plus tax. Their dvds hold quite a bit of information. And I believe they also might be able to transfer info from your phone onto a dvd.
Bill All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Dec 29 2013 : 5:13PM
Even if you don't have an SD card reader, you may be able to just connect your phone to your computer using a USB cable and copy your photo's and videos to your computer hard drive. If you get a new, larger SD card for your phone, you can then copy the photos and videos that you want to keep on your phone back to the new card.
Everett
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2088 Posts
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Posted - Dec 30 2013 : 10:28AM
thank you very much Jayo, Nicki and Bill. Much appreciated.
 
Bornyo
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Posted - Jan 4 2014 : 9:18AM
You will not fit 32gb of data on any CD/DVD. The cards are swappable, just take it out and offload the data to a hard drive.
Everett
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Posted - Jan 5 2014 : 10:22AM
thanks Bornyo!



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