How to install 4gb sd card in android lg505? - Canon PowerShot A520 Digital Camera

Uninstall the apps and reinstall on the SD card.

Need more information, what usb device? what gives you indication the sd card isnt working, and is it a standard size (2, 4gb)

Few things you should check first:

1. You put movie on SD card instead of inner memory;

2. SD card is ok and leaves enough free space;

3. The movie size is under 4GB.

If you ever wanted to put some large movie files to your Android tablets including Acer Iconia, Asus Transformer Prime, Sony Tablet, Toshiba Thrive, Kindle Fire, and Nook Tablet that only recognize SD cards formatted in FAT 32, this limits a single file size less than 4GB, how can you split a big video file into multiple chunks under 4GB? The answer is Pavtube Video Converter, and they even have a guide page for this issue. http://www.blu-ray-dvd-converter.com/guide/split-files-under-4gb.html

bad sd memory card, try removing and restarting. If that works, replace sd card.

Set your memory to save to SD card instead of internal memory.

Well in order to use your SD card on multiple platforms(Android and Windows) you have to leave FAT32 file system. If you change it to NTFS you will not be able to use it on your phone as NTFS is a windows file system. DO NOT FORMAT IT TO NTFS if you want to keep using on phone.
Hope this answers your query...

Hi,

Here is what the Samsung websites says:

MMCplus(up to 2GB guaranteed 4bit 20MHz);
SD (up to 4GB guaranteed);
SDHC (up to 8GB guaranteed);

So it is OK to use a 4GB SDHC memory card in your samsung sl310w.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

The Sansa e260 Rhapsody (e200R series) supports:
1. micro SD cards ( not the HC type )
2. micro SD cards up to 2 GB of memory capacity
See next site:
http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/200/related/1

According to Samsung's page on this camera, the following memory can be used:

External Memory(Optional) : Micro SD (up to 4GB)
Micro SDHC (up to 8GB)

4 GB is acceptable, but I think you do not have the correct type of card. You should be using a Micro SD or "Micro Secure Digital" (up to 4GB capacity) or a Micro SDHC or "Micro Secure Digital High Capacity" (up to 8 GB capacity) card. This is very different from an SD or SDHC card. These Micro cards are very small (smaller than your thumbnail) and are often packaged with an SD adapter card. Regardless if sold with or with out the adapter, the package should say Micro SD or Micro SDHC on it somewhere.

your SD might be and SDHC or larger that 4GB. try to use a FAT32 formatted SD, no bigger than 4GB