Lectrosonics DBSM Quick Start Manual page 5

the header for the file information
and the time code imprint.
The SD card, as formatted by the
DBSM/DBSMD recorder, can be
corrupted by any attempt to directly
edit, change, format or view the files
on a computer.
The simplest way to prevent data
corruption is to copy the .wav files
from the card to a computer or other
Windows or OS formatted media
FIRST. Repeat – COPY THE FILES
FIRST!
Do not rename files directly on the
SD card.
Do not attempt to edit the files
directly on the SD card.
Do not save ANYTHING to the SD
card with a computer (such as the
take log, note files etc) - it is format-
ted for DBSM recorder use only.
Do not open the files on the SD
card with any third party program
such as Wave Agent or Audacity and
permit a save. In Wave Agent, do not
IMPORT - you can OPEN and play
it but do not save or Import - Wave
Agent will corrupt the file.
In short - there should be NO ma-
nipulation of the data on the card
or addition of data to the card with
anything other than an DBSM/DB-
SMD recorder. Copy the files to a
computer, thumb drive, hard drive,
etc. that has been formatted as a
regular OS device FIRST - then you
can edit freely.
iXML HEADER SUPPORT
Recordings contain industry stan-
dard iXML chunks in the file head-
ers, with the most commonly used
fields filled in.
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Compatibility
with
microSDHC
memory cards
Please note that the DBSM/DBSMD
are designed for use with microS-
DHC memory cards. There are
several types of SD card standards
(as of this writing) based on capacity
(storage in GB).
SDSC: standard capacity, up to and
including 2 GB –
SDHC: high capacity, more than 2
GB and up to and including 32 GB –
USE THIS
SDXC: extended capacity, more than
32 GB and up to and including 2 TB
– DO NOT USE!
SDUC: extended capacity, more
than 2TB and up to and including
128 TB –
The larger XC and UC cards use a
different formatting method and bus
structure and are NOT compatible
with the recorder. ONLY microSDHC
memory cards should be used.
They are available in capacities from
4GB to 32GB. Look for the Speed
Class 10 cards (as indicated by a
C wrapped around the number 10),
or the UHS Speed Class I cards (as
indicated by the numeral 1 inside a
U symbol). Also note the microS-
DHC Logo.
If you are switching to a new brand
or source of card, we always sug-
gest testing first before using the
card on a critical application.
DO NOT USE!
TYPE.
DO NOT USE!
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