Topic: PCM-M10 skips in recording

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You can test the card's read and write speed on the computer. If it's not as advertised, send it back and get a different one, but that doesn't save your master, unfortunately. Check all cables and connections, especially if you can't find fault with the card under testing.

Even a class 2 should be fine for anything the M10 can muster. I use a 16GB Sandisk M2 card, and it's slower than heck on transfers but works fine in the machine.

(wow, I think I paid $16 for my M2 card, and they're 50 bucks on amazon now!? Stick with the MicroSD cards at that price!?)

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You can test the card's read and write speed on the computer. If it's not as advertised, send it back and get a different one, but that doesn't save your master, unfortunately. Check all cables and connections, especially if you can't find fault with the card under testing.

Even a class 2 should be fine for anything the M10 can muster. I use a 16GB Sandisk M2 card, and it's slower than heck on transfers but works fine in the machine.

(wow, I think I paid $16 for my M2 card, and they're 50 bucks on amazon now!? Stick with the MicroSD cards at that price!?)

This is what I use as well and have never had any problems.  I always delete everything before recording a new show, but after reading this thread I'm starting to think I should get a higher class card.  Is it generally considered better to use the internal memory rather than a card if you know you won't go over the 4 gigs?  I've only recorded to the card and either do 24/44 or 24/48.