Hello

I just bought a Micro SDXC  UHS-II  64 GB from Lexar but it does not work in my P4 Pro+ !!!

Is this normal ?

What kind of Micro SD capacity, 4K compatible video cards go in the Phantom 4 Pro ????

Thank you

I am using a 64gb Micro SD card as well. I haven't had any issues with it, but I would recommend to try formatting the SD card on the computer. I've had SD cards that do not like to work with some computers or cameras, then after formatting they work just fine.

You should use, Class 10 Speed Class (U3) UHS-I. Which writes at a MINIMUM of 30 MB/s.

jetforce Posted at 2016-12-16 16:19
You should use, Class 10 Speed Class (U3) UHS-I. Which writes at a MINIMUM of 30 MB/s.

It only needs a minimum write speed of 15MB/s. There have been some reporting that the Lexar 1000x cards weren't working with the P4P's.

fans4ed590c2 Posted at 2016-12-17 08:28
I am using a 64gb Micro SD card as well. I haven't had any issues with it, but I would recommend to try formatting the SD card on the computer. I've had SD cards that do not like to work with some computers or cameras, then after formatting they work just fine.

Sorry, but it is not a good idea to format the card in a PC or Mac, as you may not choose the correct format scheme. The camera ALWAYS knows what to use, and it also knows how to create the correct sub folders. If you put the SD card in the camera and it does not accept it, then most likely your card is not suitable.

trance728- Posted at 2016-12-16 23:23
It only needs a minimum write speed of 15MB/s. There have been some reporting that the Lexar 1000x cards weren't working with the P4P's.

I think that this is that problem: it's a LEXAR micro SDXC - UHS II and with as speed 270 MB/s (1800 x) yet it is ideal to operate 4 k!

Obviously, it is not compatible with the P4Pro! P4P 's a loser! Shame really

Jmichel33 Posted at 2016-12-17 10:59
I think that this is that problem: it's a LEXAR micro SDXC - UHS II and with as speed 270 MB/s (1800 x) yet it is ideal to operate 4 k!

Obviously, it is not compatible with the P4Pro! P4P 's a loser! Shame really

So the Lexar does not work, so you blame DJI? Ridiculous. Lexar cards have been giving some people grief for some time, so buy another make of card. If you want a card that works, try the Sandisk Extreme Pro series.

Geebax Posted at 2016-12-16 17:26
Sorry, but it is not a good idea to format the card in a PC or Mac, as you may not choose the correct format scheme. The camera ALWAYS knows what to use, and it also knows how to create the correct sub folders. If you put the SD card in the camera and it does not accept it, then most likely your card is not suitable.

That is not entirely correct. I have had a memory card that I have had issues with, but after formatting it (which is just basically reverting it to when you first bought it) It worked perfectly fine again.

trance728- Posted at 2016-12-16 17:23
It only needs a minimum write speed of 15MB/s. There have been some reporting that the Lexar 1000x cards weren't working with the P4P's.

I just got a SanDisk - Ultra Plus 64GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1. They are on sale at best buy for only $24.99 and work great, and I guarantee to you it will work with your phantom.

colcord8 Posted at 2016-12-17 12:25
That is not entirely correct. I have had a memory card that I have had issues with, but after formatting it (which is just basically reverting it to when you first bought it) It worked perfectly fine again.

Fine, but it is best to do the formattingt in the aircraft, too many people do it on a computer and screw it up. The aircraft will always do it the correct way.

Geebax Posted at 2016-12-16 20:32
Fine, but it is best to do the formattingt in the aircraft, too many people do it on a computer and screw it up. The aircraft will always do it the correct way.

Ya I agree the phantom will do it better if you don't know what you're doing on the computer.