SD card speeds....

[Guest Skitals]

I dont really care about write speeds, or even load speeds, really. I just want to make sure the card can stream divx and mp3 off of it without buffering problems. Is this a problem, with even the slowest cards?

Thanks

[Guest element]

I've used a few cards and have never noticed any experienced any buffering problems.

[Guest hotphil]

If the card bears the SD logo then it should conform to the specs and you shouldn't see any problems caused by the card.

[Guest Skitals]

If the card bears the SD logo then it should conform to the specs and you shouldn't see any problems caused by the card.

While SD is a standard, there are various speeds of SD cards. Some cards perform (read/write speeds) much much better then others (they are actually rated... 32x, 60x, etc). Speed is a problem when it comes to digital photography, because a cheap/slow SD card can take much much longer to write/save a picture. This has the same effect in a smartphone when installing and running software, as well as accessing files from the card. When playing back video or mp3, it buffers small parts of the file at a time, much like videos and other files are buffered on your computer to keep the hdd from spinning constantly. I was just questing whether the slower (read cheaper) SD cards suffer from any noticable illeffects from this.

[Guest Confucious]

Nope, Never had a problem with slow cards, I think even the slowest is faster than the phone can read/write at so gettinhg a faster one will have no effect at all.

[Guest Skitals]

Sounds good... thanks =]