Submitted by harzig on Mon, 05/04/2010 - 21:50
Hi –
the subject line pretty much says it all… When I plug my Panasonic GH1 into my macbook pro's USB port, FlamingoHD will recognize the device and enable me to import my films. But when I plug the camera's SD card directly into the macbook pro's SD card reader (which is much faster, and therefore preferred), FlamingoHD doesn't recognize it as a device at all. Is there a way to get the software to 'learn' that this is, indeed, the same 'device'?
Many thanks!
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Craigslist Hampton
I'm getting the same issue.
I'm getting the same issue. I have a new (about 2 months old) MacBook Pro with the SD card reader built int. It will not recognize it as a device. Any ideas on why this is happening and how to "fix" it. Also, it does mount as a "card" icon in the OS but not a drive.
Thanks
Internal card reader
Hi there,
We've logged this as a bug and will look into it with SD cards from our test cameras.
What camera is the SD Card from?
Thanks
Justin
Mine is a Canon Vixia HF
Mine is a Canon Vixia HF S100.
SD Card reader
Hi there,
does the card mount as a drive on OSX? We've tested with external card readers, but not with an inbuilt card reader. How old is your Mac Book Pro?
SD Card reader
I just found FlamingoHD. Looks very interesting, but I'm having the same problem as the OP. This is in a new 15" MacBook Pro (released April 2010).