CF type 2 card options

damn, are Type II cards ever hard to find.

theyre not hard to findl. you need to look for them outside of asking on this forum to find it tho

they sell em at most electronics store like best buy, circuit city, etc

there's also http://www.flash-memory-store.com/

not to mention the 4 billion of em being sold on ebay

I went to Best Buy and bought a FUJI FILM 128 MB card, the salesman said it was the same thing as a type II( the guy there really didnt know what he was talking about) and now im getting a write error

tiger vomitt wrote:theyre not hard to findl. you need to look for them outside of asking on this forum to find it tho

they sell em at most electronics store like best buy, circuit city, etc

there's also http://www.flash-memory-store.com/

not to mention the 4 billion of em being sold on ebay

I'm going to ignore the first part of the message where you're being a little message-board tool...

...and just say 'Thanks!' for the link!

yet, alas, the only Type II cards I can find on that site are either very small or the undesirable IBM microdrives... try again?

yes i was being a troll, sorry bout that. it was early in the AM and i was not completely concious

anyway, keep looking around on there, they have all sorts of type 2 cf cards.

a more direct link:
http://www.flash-memory-store.com/compactflash.html

Ok now that my FujiFilm card has officially froze on my MPC with out any way for me to get my info off of it, (with a card reader hopefully I can save it) let me ask this, has anybody bought a card that has successfully worked on the MPC? if so could you please pass on the info thanks

btw-- SanDisk "Ultra II" cf cards are actually *Type I* form factor.

(Hint: I'm not just being lazy; they're actually pretty tough to find.)

is the adapter the way to go? I don't really think I want this thing jutting out the front...

the $25 card reader i got is an external thing. it attaches by a USB cable into the side of my qwerty keyboard. i could plug it into any USB port. i dont know yet if it is any safer data-wise than the mpc's USB implementation. it definitely is faster tho, by a lot. they also sell a ton of them on ebay with buy it now for like $4 (they were all charging another $10 for shipping tho)

im still trying to get my loaded in files to sound like they did when i saved em..