Sd card stuck in dvd drive

Use Windows Explorer (or equivalent) to copy the movie files from your hard drive to the SD card

After inserting sd card try to format from virtual computer manager.

Put DVD in the drive on laptop/computer. Insert SD card in card reader in laptop/computer. Open "my computer" or whatever your operrating system calls it. Drag and drop contents of DVD onto SD card and wait until complete.

Try a different sd card,, chances are your card needs to be replaced.. yes they go bad, sometimes very quickly.

Try formatting the SD card using your computer. Insert the SD card in your computer. Open My Computer, find your SD card drive, right click on it and select Format. Choose FAT for the filesystem and continue with the format. When the format is complete, insert the card into your DVD Camcorder and try again.

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plug the camera into the computer via usb cable. Then open up my computer. You should then see 2 new devices listed as drives. One will be the sd card. From what i can tell this device uses windows mass storage device. So you should just see in a drive letter like d:\ is your dvd/cd-rom. So look on the memory card and see what the free space is or what files are on the card. If the card looks full you may need to format the card then try to use it.
If its a micro sd, or just a sd and you have a sd/micro sd card slot on your computer you can actually just plug it in there for the same effect.
one thing to check is make sure since the card is new there isnt a lock on the card. There usually is a little white tab on the memory card. This is a lock to prevent erasing and adding new data. Make sure it is in the unlock position. Please let me know what happens from there and if you need further explanation or assistance please let me know. Thanks, Midwest-tek

it should just either slide out or you gently press the flap and it should open, if stuck can post you jpeg pics and were and how to do this.

The only other way is to transfer the photos from your SD card to a CD or DVD and then you can use that CD or DVD to transfer the pictures to any computer you want. Some computers have an SD slot in the front, so you don't need a USB drive in that case. You can also go to a photo store or even a kiosk photo machine that you put your SD card in and it will develop the photos and you can get a CD sent to you from Kodak or whoever owns the machine. USB drives can be bought for $10 or less now, so maybe the easiest thing would be to get one.

try to format it using ur phone.. if still showing sum error thn card is corrupted.. it will be replaced

To read from a Micro SD card you will need a card reader that can read MicroSD cards. If your computer doesn't have one, you can go to Office Depot and buy one. They should have a few different models. If you have the adapters for your MicroSD card to convert it to a regular SD card, they have an $8 reader on sale right now. If not, they have a $35 card reader that will read almost every memory card format.

Otherwise, you'll have to go through your digital camera's software to read it.