Warning about new Sandisk Extreme Pro 95 MB/s media

so is Angelbird's AV PRO SD MK2 V60 which they sell on their website fully working on bmpcc original recording raw cinemaDNG? Will this be my ultimate safe bet on SD card searching for my bmpcc original?

Contact Angelbird support beforehand. They will be able to give you the answer.

I have purchased in November 2020 2 cards from AngelBird AV PRO Micro SD card II U 3 Class 10 V60 A1 280MB/s.
Reason for purchase is to use with drone EVO 2 PRO, had TVC shoot and wanted to film 4K/60.
Was not confident in v30 cards despite some saying it will work.
Tested a few different cards and chose AngelBird.
Now, few weeks later, after the shoot all went well and I never even put much thought about bmpcc at the time, I tested them and I can say they are absolutely great !!!
I can record as long as i need in RAW settings and still to have a dropped frame.
Absolutely amazing!
I have not tested SD card by AngelBird however, Micro SD card one I stated above is great.
Hope this helps.

Just in case it helps anyone, I can confirm the Sony Tough SF-G128T 128GB cards work fine for the original BMPCC. These are the same SD cards approved for the Pocket6k and 6KPro, so while they're expensive, this one SD card seems to work for all the Pocket Camera family. Just make sure it's the "G" series.

My test was to record 1080p30 RAW, and recorded solidly for 29 minutes with no dropped frames.

I then reformatted the card with and did the same thing again at 1080p25 RAW, with no dropped frames.

SanDisk has announced new Extreme PRO UHS-I SD cards. The new SD UHS-I memory cards have a UHS speed Class 3 (U3) rating and Video Speed Class 30 (V30). They deliver claimed transfer speeds of up to up to 200MB/s and recording speeds of up to 140MB/s.They have been built to withstand weather, water, shocks and other less-than-ideal conditions.
The cards are available in capacities from 64GB – 1TB.
https://www.newsshooter.com/2022/05/10/ ... -sd-cards/

Any info about compatibility of these new cards with legacy BM cameras and recorders?

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SanDisk has announced new Extreme PRO UHS-I SD cards. ...
Any info about compatibility of these new cards with legacy BM cameras and recorders?

Nice! I'll order one and test it in the BMMCC and original BMPCC and report back (probably in July...these cards won't be ready until sometime in June). If it doesn't work I have a stills camera I can use it in.

Any info about compatibility of these new cards with legacy BM cameras and recorders?

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These finally became available and I received mine today. Unfortunately, I got the "No Card" error in both the original BMPCC and the BMMCC. Also tried my 5" original Video Assist, "No Card" there as well.

It was worth a try, but no luck.

Edit: seems I spoke too soon and the listing is already gone.

I find sometimes there is no rhyme or reason as to why these cards work and do not work. Formatting them using a Blackmagic camera also ensures the compatibility but very annoying when you buy one and it does not show up. What are you suppose to do?!

Hi, I know this is an old thread. Posting for posterity.

I have 5x of the 64GB Sandisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s V30 listed here from 2019 as not working. I've tested them all out on a BMMCC uncompressed cDNG raw at 30 fps for not very long 2mins approx. But, I had no problems. I shoot compress and at 24fps so it's a test that other cards had definitely failed but worked flawlessly at 24fps 3:1.

I've been looking into what information I can glean from various console linux apps. I couldn't get much information but from what I could see these have same info as my non-V30 95MB/s Extreme Pros. Appear to be Samsung flash if the info is correct.

I also have a 128GB Sandisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s V30. And it gets a hard NO CARD. Also, Samsung made flash.

As a guide, my guess is, if you get these cards and they are recognised--they are good. Of course they have to be genuine. But also, that many others' like me in this thread have found the 64GB V30s to work well.

Hope this helps someone.

That's interesting. About a week ago i ordered few newest Sandisk Extreme Pro 100MB/s in size 32GB SDSDXXO-032G-GN4IN (for legacy devices that require FAT32 filesystem). When they arrive i can test them in BMMCC as well.

Sandisk Extreme Pro 100MB/s in size 32GB SDSDXXO-032G-GN4IN DON'T WORKS (No Card)