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Mark Krichever January 29th, 2009 10:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ross Herewini (Post 1002407)
Hi Paul,

We've been working on a solution and have finished the design, and are awaiting the prototype of a multi-card adapter for laptops and desktops. We'll have all the details available as we get closer to launch.

But in the meantime, I'll post some pics tomorrow, (I'll have to take them first, mind you), to show you how we have been fudging a multi-card download right now. I must preface this work around is for Windows users only at the moment, sorry about that Mac users, it's not personal.

Ross, what will be the price for this new multy-card reader?

Gary Barr February 1st, 2009 02:24 PM

UK MxR seller
 
Hi Ross,

I think I've seen your product on Prestons website in the UK for £50 each, is this the same as your adapter as it'll probably work out cheaper for me to get it there?..

http://www.videokit.co.uk/cgi-bin/st...i?pid=2654.htm

Joe Lawry February 2nd, 2009 01:33 PM

Looks like the same product.

Just as update, my MxRs just arrived safe and sound both with the 'TESTED OK HQ 35 mb/s' sticker on them.

Cheers Ross

Ross Herewini February 4th, 2009 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Kellett (Post 1002429)
Thanks Ross.
So this multicard reader, i suppose we can plug x amount of cards into it and my the pc will see it as 1 card, so then clip browser can be opened and see the reader with x cards in it as 1 card ?
Am i on the right lines ?
And you must have a rough idea of a price by now ?

Thanks, Paul.


Hi Paul,

Sorry for taking so long to answer, i have been in the process of selecting a new shopping cart... it's not that simple, well not if you want integrated accounting and dispatch. I should have put a post up here, I'll just bet I reinvented the wheel this week.

We're trying a couple of different ideas, and that's the prototypes job to tell us which one works the best.

The idea is to come back to the studio after the shoot, and just plug the cards in and tell the computer to go. Have a coffee/beer/or whatever, but no more sitting in front of the computer waiting for it to download.

Sounds too easy doesn't it?

With regard to price, it's not going to be over the top. We want everyone to have one, so that everyone who has enjoyed a cost saving on the MxR, can now enjoy a time saving on each shoot.

Well, that's the idea anyway.

I'll let you know more as we get closer. It's not months away though.

Paul Kellett February 4th, 2009 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ross Herewini (Post 1006398)
Hi Paul,

Sorry for taking so long to answer, i have been in the process of selecting a new shopping cart... it's not that simple,

I don't care what shopping trolley i get as long as the wheels are inline !!
Just joking.

That's ok Ross, i'm sure it'll be worth the wait.
Also are you aware that a UK shop seems to be selling your MXR's ? (Link below)

Express card 1

Cheers, Paul.

Danny Nguyen October 20th, 2009 07:44 PM

i just got my MxR Express Card.and the problem i have with the card is that 2 out of 4 not holdling the sd card(when you push the sd card in it pop out again)so anyway to fix that by myseft ?

Marcus Durham October 21st, 2009 12:58 AM

I had an adaptor that was "sticky". I was all ready to send it back but inserting and removing a card about 20 times fixed it.

Ross Herewini October 21st, 2009 04:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danny Nguyen (Post 1435527)
i just got my MxR Express Card.and the problem i have with the card is that 2 out of 4 not holdling the sd card(when you push the sd card in it pop out again)so anyway to fix that by myseft ?

Hi Danny,

Please email me at info@e-films.com.au and we will get them replaced for you.


Thanks

Gabor Heeres January 5th, 2011 03:44 AM

I have just ordered a Sony PMW-EX1R and am seriously looking into a PMW-350 for other jobs in the very near future. Is this MxR-adapter already tested in these last generation models, how did it perform and how would it work with the inexpensive Transcend class10 SDHC 32 GB and SDXC 64 GB cards?

Ross Herewini January 10th, 2011 07:23 PM

Hi Gabor,

Our MxR and e-LCR adpaters have been tested very thoroughly in the PMW-350 with the Sandisk 64GB SDXC cards. Most users we have talked to with this combination opted to go for the new Sandisk 64GB SDXC card, as they can get so much recording out of it, they can record a whole day on two cards.

The MxR and e-LCR are the only adapters that can record correctly to SDXC.

The Transcend card has also tested fine, but some on this forum were burnt with the Class 6 card, and some fakes, and are reluctant to give Transcend another go.

HTH

Gabor Heeres January 10th, 2011 07:34 PM

Ross, Thank you very much for the answer. Two more questions:

Welcome to Transcend Website - SDXC Class 10 Cards (Ultimate)

So I understand the card above is not advisable to use in the MxR adapter? It might cause troubles in the near future?
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MxRExpresscard Reader - Videobewerken.nl

MxR Card reader ? 69,-

Where can I buy the last generation MxR adapters in the Netherlands? These two webstores seem to be the only one and are still selling the old version of the adapter, at least the pictures on their website tell so.

Thank you very much for your assistance


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