What is the highest capacity memory stick avail for this camera?

What you call a 64 gigabyte flash memory stick, must be a 64 gigabyte memory card. You picture frame only can hold SD, XD, MS, MSPro and MMC cards.
If you look carefully on your memory card it will say SDXC and your frame is not compatible with these huge memory.
I know MMC, SD SDHC and SDXC all look the same, although the MMC has some more contacts on the back.
MMC is from about 8 Mega byte till 512 Mega byte.
The SD cards go up to and including 2 Giga byte.
The SCHC cards are more than 2 Giga Byte up to and 32 Giga byte The SDXC cards are more than 32 Giga byte up to and including 2 Tera byte. Although now there are none available of the highest capacities.
The cards not only differ in capacity, but also differ in working voltages and signalling voltages.
You can find all specifications of SD cards on the internet, but some computer knowledge and a little knowledge of electronics would be nice to read these papers.
The development of these memory cards is going so fast, because there are also speed issues, when you use these for stills or for video and so on.
I'm afraid you can't use your card for more than 2 Giga byte, if your picture frame allows that. But even I can't give any guaranty.

I managed to buy two 4 Giga byte SD cards recently, because I sometimes have to test older equipment. But these two are rarities. Most 2Giga byte cards in the shops already are SDHC, and perhaps will have the same problem, when you put these in your picture frame.

Memory sticks now have two types regular and HC. The memory stick is either nor or nand? The new high capacity nand flash cards can not be use in older cameras. Older cameras also have limits on the capacity that it can access. Read your manual to check out the size of memory stick it can use. Most stores sell large capacity memory sticks only good for new digital cameras. you may have to buy older flash cards on ebay.

An internal memory full message means that you have used up the memory of the camera. Your camera uses Memory Stick Media usually made by Sony but there are other available brands as well. Facing the back of the camera, the location of the memory stick is at the left bottom side of the camera.
You have 3 options. One is to delete pictures from the memory card via delete function of the camera. Second is to transfer your pictures stored in the memory to your computer. You need a specific USB cable for this which comes with the camera in the box. Third is to buy another memory stick card, preferably one with a higher capacity, for you to replace what you currently have in your camera.
In my opinion, I would buy a higher capacity memory stick.
Hope this helps.

your camera is only available for use with a regular memory stick . it's not compatible with pro memory sticks (or ms greater than 256mb). so even if you you a memory stick adaptor with a 2gb ms, it will not work with cam. you'll need regular ms with has a maximum capacity of up to 128mb only.although those ms are no longer available from sony,you can do an internet search (like google) to check availability of the ms from online dealers.you can type in the ms models: msh128 or mshm128a.(that's a duo size ms w/included adaptor).you'll be suprise to find out it's still available online.hope this helps.tnx:)

There is a firmware update available for your Camcorder at this link http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-list.pl?mdl=MHSCM1&SelectOS=7 Download and follow the site instructions for installing it. The high capacity memory stick PRO is probably beyond the current camera's capacity to recognize and the firmware update should fix it.

The short answer is 256mb. You can read more on this answer here: Fixya

The M/M+ refers to the MLC, (multi level cell) capacity of the memory cards currently available. More info on that can be found here:

Wikipedia

According to the specifications, this model is compatible with the SDHC protocol for memory cards. I believe SDHC cards come in capacities up to 16 MB now.

Unfortunately, there is no way to change the internal card reader in the camera to accept higher density memory cards. You can find the memory stick compatibility list here: https://esupport.sony.com/perl/support-info.pl?&info_id=12 . Scroll down to the Cybershot N Series camera list. The maximum capacity memory stick is 4 GB memory stick pro or M2 Memory stick Pro. For the Memory Stick Duo, it looks like those have a maximum capacity of 2 GB.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I got a phone call from GVI. Here's the scoop:

The SSCDVR only supports up to a 128MB memory stick. This was the highest capacity available when the SSCDVR was manufactured.

Further, the memory stick must have the standard Sony interface. This isn't to say that it has to be a Sony, just that it has to have that standard. Lexar and ?Magicgate? are other possibilities.

I don't think anything that says "duo" or "pro" and comes with an adapter sleeve will work. It has to be the "old", full-size stick.

GVI tech support says that the stick will hold 2-6 minutes of video in an encrypted format. It will save as an executable that can be viewed on your computer. If you need more than the number of minutes that the memory stick can hold, you need to sneakernet the card to your computer, copy the file there, then take the stick back to your DVR, erase the stick there, and load on the next batch. Repeat until you have all the data you need.

As a workaround, I use a VCR or DVD burner to back off audio and video. I plug an S-vid cable from the back of the svid-out of the DVR to the s-vid in on the video device. I run an RCA cable from the audio out on the DVR to one of the audio ins on the video device. (I lost my mono to stereo RCA cable, but it seems to work fine this way anyhow.)

Then you just get the DVR to the right place for the event you want to back up, hit record on your video device, and you are good to go!

Are you using a TRUE Sony Memory Stick? Or another Brand, some non-standard flash memory doesn't "erase" files correctly when told to do so, it may simply just remove the files name, or it's suffix, meaning that the stick essentially still holds all the old data, its not a faulty memory stick, it is just down to an incompatibility issue. Try using sticks made by either sony or sandisk