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- Joined: Mon Nov 08, 2021 12:56 am
- Real Name: Ming Ng
Hi all, I have been using this card with a Blackmagic Pocket 6K for the past few years without any problems. The major change is I updated to the latest firmware. Have there been any issues reported?
Yesterday was my first shoot with the new firmware. I formatted the card in the camera. After filming some off-speed footage, I switched back to the normal frame rate and shot more content. Placed the camera down for a break, and when I resumed, noticed it said "no card". Power cycled the camera, but it still said "no card". With the camera still on, I ejected the card and reinserted. The card was recognized, and I checked all my footage was still on there. Phew! I continued to shoot some more clips at normal frame rate.
But when I tried to offload the footage, the card was not recognized on my Mac Studio. I thought it might be from recently updating the OS, but I tried my Macbook Air and still no dice. I also tried two different brand card readers, different cables, all which worked with other CFast cards. Finder just would not recognize this Silicon Power card.
I inserted the card back into the camera and turned on to check the footage. "No card". Left the camera on, ejected the card and reinserted. "No card". Started panicking a little. Ejected and reinserted a few more times with the camera on, and finally the card was recognized. As the card appeared to be showing declining health I decided I needed to at least capture the playback onto my Atomos Ninja V. I was able to do this as Prores HQ 1080p. Not ideal as I lose BRAW, but better than nothing. Is there a way to capture playback in 4K?
Any other suggestions on how to rescue the footage?
Is there possibly an issue with recording normal and off-speed footage with the new firmware?
Yesterday was my first shoot with the new firmware. I formatted the card in the camera. After filming some off-speed footage, I switched back to the normal frame rate and shot more content. Placed the camera down for a break, and when I resumed, noticed it said "no card". Power cycled the camera, but it still said "no card". With the camera still on, I ejected the card and reinserted. The card was recognized, and I checked all my footage was still on there. Phew! I continued to shoot some more clips at normal frame rate.
But when I tried to offload the footage, the card was not recognized on my Mac Studio. I thought it might be from recently updating the OS, but I tried my Macbook Air and still no dice. I also tried two different brand card readers, different cables, all which worked with other CFast cards. Finder just would not recognize this Silicon Power card.
I inserted the card back into the camera and turned on to check the footage. "No card". Left the camera on, ejected the card and reinserted. "No card". Started panicking a little. Ejected and reinserted a few more times with the camera on, and finally the card was recognized. As the card appeared to be showing declining health I decided I needed to at least capture the playback onto my Atomos Ninja V. I was able to do this as Prores HQ 1080p. Not ideal as I lose BRAW, but better than nothing. Is there a way to capture playback in 4K?
Any other suggestions on how to rescue the footage?
Is there possibly an issue with recording normal and off-speed footage with the new firmware?