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The Transcend CompactFlash 133x 4GB card is designed for professional photographers and journalists who require high performance and reliability for their digital cameras and camcorders. Its key benefit is enabling fast data transfer and reliable storage with advanced error correction, though its 4GB capacity may be limiting for extensive video recording or high-resolution RAW image capture. This card utilizes MLC NAND flash and operates in dual-channel and Ultra DMA modes for enhanced speed and compatibility.
| Series | CompactFlash |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TS4GCF133 |
| Brand | Transcend |
The Transcend CompactFlash 133x 4GB card offers a read speed of up to 50 MB/s and a write speed of up to 20 MB/s.
While it can record some HD video, the 4GB capacity and write speed may be limiting for sustained 4K video recording, which typically requires higher capacities and faster sustained write speeds.
ECC (Error Correction Code) is a built-in feature that automatically detects and corrects errors that occur during data transfer or storage, helping to prevent data loss and corruption.
Yes, this CompactFlash card is backward compatible with older devices, though you may not achieve the maximum 133x speed if the camera or device does not support UDMA or faster interfaces.
The card is designed to operate reliably in temperatures ranging from -25°C to +85°C (-13°F to 185°F).
The best practice is to format the card directly within the camera or device where it will be used. This ensures optimal compatibility and performance. Connect your device, insert the card, and find the 'Format Card' option in the device's menu.
MLC (Multi-Level Cell) NAND flash memory stores two bits of data per cell. It generally offers better endurance and reliability compared to TLC (Triple-Level Cell) NAND, making it suitable for demanding professional use.
Ensure the card is fully inserted. Try cleaning the gold contacts gently with a soft, dry cloth. Format the card in the device it will be used with. Test the card in another compatible device to rule out a device issue.
The ECC should prevent most errors, but if persistent, try reformatting the card (ensure all data is backed up first). Avoid removing the card while the device is writing data. If issues continue, the card may be nearing the end of its lifespan or be physically damaged.
Ensure your device and card reader support Ultra DMA mode for maximum speed. Check for firmware updates for your camera or card reader. If transferring to a computer, ensure the computer's USB port and read/write drivers are up to date.
Remove and reinsert the card. Format the card in the device (backup data first). If the error persists, try a different card to confirm if the issue is with the card or the device.
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