SDHC Vs. SDXC: SD Card Differences

[fora1461]

thanks for the info.

[BULLDOGS476]

To get what you want watch 0:19 to 0:24, thank me later

[ferrero8]

now i know!!!!! thank you soooo much!!

[explorertotodile]

a great place to store my porn on

[RokyBalboa7]

I have a Lexar Professional class 10 formatted at exFat file System. The only difference is in the capacity. This video is mostly blablabla

[rubikfan1]

speek a bit lowder next time, i had to put my volume up far to much.

[rubikfan1]

when do you think we will see the 256gb and hihger?

[godssonisme]

So basically, it's for video!

[shaunwkenney]

I hired this guy to tutor me in math last week for 12hrs at $32/hour. A bargain at $360... It turned out he was saving money for a bus ticket to NYC to join the protests on Wall Street, but the ticket cost $384. In all seriousness, thanks for the video. How about 384 thumbs up to help this sleuth learn to count?

[Skeluz]

This video is totally wrong.

SDHC is max 32GB because it is forced to the SD 2.0 specifications. SDHC in theory supports max 2TB. SDXC also supports max 2TB but it is defined in SD 3.0 and 4.0 specifications so it can go beyond the 32GB limit.

You're not forced to run any specific filesystem. They are default formatted with a filesystem but you can format them however you like. They might degrade faster because they are optimized for their default filesystem.

More on Wikipedia - Secure Digital

[1misanthropist]

@Skeluz So I can't use the sdxc in my laptop's sd slot ? Currently it holds a 32gb sdhc card. It runs 500-600mb downloaded movies just fine. If it will work in sd slot, would I have to format or download software for this lexar 128gb sdxc ? I read a review saying it works on sd slot laptops. True ?

[Skeluz]

@1misanthropist

Just because you have a SD slot does not mean that the SD slot supports all of the specifications.

For instance, my car has a SD slot but it will only take SD-cards (not SDHC or SDXC). I would read the specifications of the laptop in the manual or contact the manufacturer for the specification of the SD slot, if not listed. Otherwise we can just guess. On a modern laptop, perhaps. A bit older, no.

[herealbutler]

NICE INFO

[MySGB]

"you recorded almost 50MB/s" with card which minimum guaranteed speed only 20MB/s

???

[ilovegmod1]

@MySGB As is you record faster then the card will write. 50MB/s>20MB/s So it causes problems.

[WebsiteToSell]

That is a lot of storage space. I'll have to see how much they run, price wise.

[JazzeRae360]

the sound is incredibly low. Even in a quiet room im still unable to hear

[MissFootie1231]

hey, random question i know but i am switching from pc to mac and want to get some cash from my old laptop, thing is if i did sell it i need to make sure none of my information stays on the computer or could be recovered from it, do you know how i could make sure everything gets completely wiped?

thanks :)

[msmit1993]

Sound is SHIT but a good video

[LazyGamer]

Levelator would do wonders for this video.

[matawin2]

i hear the shhhhh more the the voice

[gameking008]

Where the HECK are you standing?

[PRODVDi]

Good this my PC has auto volume adjustment.

[thatappreviewerguy]

I subscribed to Chris not this guy

[BonoVoxGS]

@thatappreviewerguy No, you subscribed to lockerngome, which is this guy as well.

[nariekkieran1]

@thatappreviewerguy "this guy" explains the stuff that chris doesn't, and he does it well. whats wrong with that

[collintheapplegeek]

Nice explanation!

[suiton629]

@lockergnome It's pretty amazing how far flash storage has come. I remember back in the floppy disk days, zip disks, etc... Pretty soon we'll probably see TB worth of storage on flash media cards. =D

[DMXP100]

Also, SDXC cards have an absolute maximum of 2TB, or 2048GB. Compare to SDHC (32GB) and regular SD (2GB without difficulty).

[TheSbzStudios]

I'm pretty sure most DSLRs will always have a recording time limit of around 10 minutes, something to do with a certain part overheating if it records for too long.

[MrNDUDE16]

That's what she said.

[gmcnewlook]

My camera has sdxc support but since it's a point and shoot I don't see the point spending more for a sdxc card so I use sdhc cards,

[orionsbelt0]

actually the Canon DSLR such as T2i and T3i still have the 12 minute limit with a SDXC card.

[MrChilax26]

What do you edit with? I have a noise problem with my Mic but Camtasia studio 7 gives me the option to bump up the volume a bit. Just a tip.

Great Video by the way.

[Jean945v5]

You should apply noise canceling on your audio to get rid of that hiss.

[skilby73]

sorry Brandon whats with the volume, but great info as usual

[vexx786]

This guy looks like the AVGN

[musicmaster111111]

hes using windows!!!!!!!!!!!

[chronofusion]

@musicmaster111111 yeah..a lot of people do.lol.

[YamazaruNinja]

@musicmaster111111 He used to work for Microsoft

[david1arce]

I had to max out my volume on my iPad to hear this video

[itouchhacker241]

can you put an sdxc in an sdhc slot?

[itouchhacker241]

up the volume a bit in ur editing software next time

[Starkiller1036]

your hands look so soft.....

[MrDragonknight94]

i have a sdhc on a old camera ... still works fine

[TDmillerproduction]

ummm the sound?

[DaleCampbellAcoustic]

In the EU the Canon HDSLRs are also limited to recording under 30mins in order avoid a 'camcorder' tax. Not sure if this is the case for American models, would be happy to be proved wrong on this.....

[ruhulaminutube]

Could you please do one about the Eye-fi card you said you had? If I formatted my Ext Hard drive from NTFS to Fat 32, and then tried to say move a 9gb file to it, what would happen?

[wax147]

@ruhulaminutube fat 32 sucks, its what playstation uses, and if you want to watch a full 1080p movie you have to cut it in pieces S:

[spudw2k]

@wax147 or use a media server app and copy the full 4+GB file. :)

[wax147]

@spudw2k the internal hard drive is still fat32

[spudw2k]

@wax147 erm, no it isn't. what makes you say it is? have you ever copied a 4GB+ file to the PS3 HD before? I have, so I KNOW it isn't fat32.

[wax147]

@spudw2k it is, if you put in a 2.5'' ntfs drive in it it makes you reformat in order to use it

[spudw2k]

@wax147 yes, it does make you re-format it (I've done it many times), but it DOES NOT format it to FAT32. If it did then you could format a drive FAT32 before installing it, or you could take it out of the PS after it been formatted and be able to read it on a PC (windows,MAC or Linux), but you can't.

[ruhulaminutube]

@wax147 - So is there no format that's compatible with large file sizes and the PS3 simultaneously?

[wax147]

@ruhulaminutube nope

[jackozzy]

why on earth they use Fat32? Like from Windows 95?

[juanharu13]

fat32 is a cunt

[WorldOfLewis]

is there anything this guy doesnt know? id love to know a background of brandon. see how he knows like literally everything haha

[Zaviex]

uhhhhh brandon why can't i just format the card to whatever i want

[BlackwaterOpsDotCom]

@Zaviex Because the Device you use it in has to support that File System

[Federico84]

and i cannot format a SDHC with xFat?

[apocali3]

haha you can stick one into the other slot

[ZeroC0ol1989]

Can Brandon explain why companies advertise higher storage while you get a lower amount?

And why they cannot get the amount of storage to exactly what they are advertising?

Sounds like a job for Apple in my opinion...

[TalesOfWar]

@ZeroC0ol1989 It's down to how the OS reports it. Hard drive and flash storage makers count in a base 10 system, ie. decimal. Most OS's count it in powers of 8. Windows classes 1024mb as 1GB, OSX on the other hand classes 1000mb as 1GB, as do some distros of Linux. A 500GB hard drive on a Mac is shown as 500GB, on Windows it's shown as 465GB or so. You get the same storage space, it's just counted differently. It's technically wrong in Windows and others that count it the same way. That's GiB.

[ZeroC0ol1989]

@TalesOfWar

Then why is my iPhone 14gb instead of 16gb?

[TalesOfWar]

@ZeroC0ol1989 Part of it is used as swap files for the OS and background tasks. That "partition" is hidden.

[nelizmastr]

did he just call everyone extra fat?

[iCouldAppThat]

video cut short?

[HelloWalterSobchak]

Hey, I'm 32 and fat.

[ramisageer]

@HelloWalterSobchak LOL

[WackoX1337]

fat 32

[thatstek]

The reason a hard drive says 50gb but the drive is really 47 gb is the box goes on base 10 (1gb=1000mb) but the drives go on binary(1gb =1024mb)

[ZeroC0ol1989]

@thatstek

How about my SSD?

It's 120gb on the box but Windows says it's 107gb

[thatstek]

@ZeroC0ol1989 The drive also needs somewhere to store the information on where the data is. Folders actually take up space but your computer can't see that because those bytes are in the space allocated for that during formatting.

[gothicgman]

y is it when you buy a lets say a 40gb hard drive you only get like 37gb on it same with sd cards and usb drives 6gb you only get 5gb y dont thay just say its a 37gb thats what you get on it i just dont get it ??????????????????????????????­????

[SoundwaveRomania]

@gothicgman I think that with Hard Drives they can't manufacture a disk that is exactly 40 GB, but they always seem to keep below the said size which is weird.

[TalesOfWar]

@SoundwaveRomania Actually most are a few kb out. It's the way Windows and other OS's count them. Windows counts 1024 bytes as 1 kilobyte, hard drive manufacturers count 1000 bytes as 1 kilobyte. Mac OS X counts them in the same way as the drive makers, so a 500GB HDD will be 500GB according to your Mac. The way Windows does it is technically wrong. They're actually showing GiB (gibibytes) not GB (gigabytes). For some reason this trend carried on, despite being wrong.

[geunsjl]

@gothicgman it's because manufactureres say that 1Gb= 1000Mb and your computer says 1Gb= 1024Mb, so your computer says it's only 37Gb while the manufacturer says its 40Gb

[forevergeeky]

@gothicgman & @soundwaveromania They are made at 40GB or 6GB however some space is used up for disk things such as the table telling it where stuff is, and the software to make it work.

[boblflef]

Can we discuss normalizing audio so I don't have to keep turning my speaker volume up and down :-D. YouTube should have a normalizing feature.

[ZeroC0ol1989]

@boblflef

@Og9z4tVFSq4Ab53xheLW

Let's keep the topic to SDHC vs SDXC

I didn't have any problem with the audio after 5 seconds the audio became clear enough to hear what he is explaining

[brodysstuff]

@boblflef depending on your sound driver software some of them have a built in feature to normalize all audio volume to everything you listen to

[RandomMalcolm]

@boblflef An optional one would be nice , some videos are really good without normalizing

[BlackwaterOpsDotCom]

@boblflef Apparently the battery in my Mic was dying.

[boblflef]

@BlackwaterOpsDotCom Content is king anyway, I could still hear it, I am also guilty of having low audio levels. Just mainly reminded me that it would be nice to have a normalize feature in YouTube.

[MarMarZwinZ]

@boblflef i so agree, the audio of some youtube videos are low and then when i choose another video (after turning up the speakers) the stupid youtube advertisements blow my shit up and i end up getting in trouble.

[DCuerpoJr]

Can you discuss more about SD card speeds. 133x vs Class 2/4/6/10 vs UHS and why some manufacturers state read/write speeds above the specific Classes.

Thanks!

[rustyiou]

I still think there's a cap on the amount of recording time (t2i).

[TalesOfWar]

@rustyiou If it's exFAT it's limited to how large the card is. If it's FAT32 it can only write files of 4GB maximum, so it'll either stop recording then, or spill over into a separate file to continue capturing the footage. I'd assume a 550D (t2i to you Americans) will carry on by making a new file when it reaches the 4GB limit.

[eloymanalooooo]

This is easy for me since I'm Photographer and I know these types of formats,but for the general amount viewers this is VERY VERY informative! Nice video Brandon!

[Jammydrury]

Boobies!

[TheGuyWhoBeybladez]

i want to get that 128gb sdhc

[Chowramg]

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[zaceezacee]

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[Xeando]

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[Umbra360]

@Chowramg First to comment, last to get laid, a job and also a life.