I have a SAMSUNG i70, which is under a year old and worked brilliantly as a camera. But when i put in a new memory stick for MP3 uses, and loaded music, it worked but then crashes when i change a couple songs. The camera aspect still works fine, and if i use the couple songs on my first memory stick it works. I asked currys (who i bought the card from), and i was made to formatt it then reload the music, but it's still happening. But as i i said it's new, and the other functions work. what could be wrong!?

What type and size memory card are you trying to use? The i70 works with MMC and SD cards, 2GB or smaller. It will not work with higher-capacity SDHC cards.

I had the same problem with my camera. It was due to the memory card Apparently not all memory cards are compatible with this camera Try to remove a memory card and turn your camera on without it.

I have had exactly the same problem. It appears to be to do with a fluctuating power source, believe it or not. I certainly didn't know my power fluctuated! Try charging from different sockets in your house. Mine works in one socket only! It's a single socket, whether that is significant.

The Mavica MVC-FD100 has spec for the std. memory stick and does not allow use of the newer Pro-Duo memory stick. Buy an old used std. memory stick on ebay to fix your problem.

Yes, we had few situation with different digital cameras and professinal camcorders damaged in I/O port board due to power surge type damage. It is rare but depending on design of circuitry combination with laptop system. Due to the current present on usb port it is important to turn the camera off before unplugging the camera or any electronic devices. Remedy for the damage requires repair by technician. -James

Most older digital cameras do not work when you try to use a memory stick adapter and the newer, smaller size memory sticks. Because this memory format is so old that it is no longer sold in retail stores, your best option is to buy a memory stick online. You can find these memory sticks on eBay.

To find more eBay auctions for these memory sticks, go to the Memory Cards category on eBay. Then, on the left side select Format = Memory Stick, and Storage Capacity = 64MB and under.

In the resulting search, only look at the auctions that are actually for 64MB and under Memory Sticks - you will find a lot of mis-classified memory in the search results - items that are the wrong format (not memory sticks) or too large to work in your camera.

try to format once the memory card and try it again..

have you tried formating the memory stick on the computer and see if that works? how did you put the pictures on the computer? via the USB that came with the camera? or did you use the memory stick and put it into the camera?

Talking about the Camera only here Check the manual for internal memory use. Put the memory card in. Use the menu button to switch between internal and card If your computer is XP you do not actually need any software to read the camera. Check the manual re this

normally when a memory stick is inserted the wrong way or in a speed, the contacts pins inside the cmera tends to bend. If the camera is not sensing the stick this may the problem.