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posted by martyb on Wednesday January 24 2018, @06:35AM   Printer-friendly
from the how-many-hours-of-video? dept.

Here's a challenge: do you reckon you can fill half-a-terabyte of memory using only a smartphone?

For some people, we're sure, the answer will be along the lines of “hold my beer while I set my camera to HDR mode and snap some selfies”. So the good news is that from February, you'll be able to lay out the readies on a 512 GB microSDXC card from Integral Memory.

At a transfer rate of 80 megabytes per second, you'd need more than an hour and a half to transfer a full card's worth of data; last year's 400 GB monster from SanDisk (no longer the world's biggest little memory card) still has the edge there, claiming a 100 MB/second transfer rate.

Integral's 512GB microSDXC V10, UHS-I U1 card is fast enough to meet V10 (Video speed class 10) for capturing full HD video.

Integral has put up a web page and a Spec sheet (pdf) for it.

Now we can set them up as media hubs for all.


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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday January 24 2018, @12:13PM (2 children)

    by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday January 24 2018, @12:13PM (#627110)

    Then why are you ripping to MP3s? Phone MMPs can play other types of music files than MP3s.

  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday January 24 2018, @01:01PM (1 child)

    by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday January 24 2018, @01:01PM (#627117)

    Probably because iPhones do not support much else.

    • (Score: 2) by meustrus on Wednesday January 24 2018, @07:11PM

      by meustrus (4961) on Wednesday January 24 2018, @07:11PM (#627299)

      You can encode to ALA (Apple Lossless Audio) in iTunes if you think you can hear the compression on a 160-320 VBR MP3 coming out of a good modern encoder like iTunes (or an even better one if you know where to look).

      Unfortunately that won't fix the dynamic range compression the studio did to the master recording before shipping the album.

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