I have an older model Moultrie (don't remember the exact nomenclature). Anyway, I put batteries in it, put in a sd card, turned the switch to SET-UP and set the date and time and then turned it back to AUTO. Went back 2 weeks later and it hadn't taken any pictures. Has anyone had this happen or know how to correct it? Thanks.
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Originally posted by down2hunt View PostHave you tried reformatting the sd card? When mine act screwy this always fixes the problem.Originally posted by Punkin View PostBuddy got a brand new camera last week and it wouldn't take any pictures either. Turns out the SD card was bad. He put a new card in there and it worked perfectly. So may be the card (if it's a new one) which may be one of the cheaper solutions.Originally posted by TUCO View PostLance, how many GB's is the card?
It won't function properly with SD cards over 2 GB.
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Originally posted by BowTechGuardian View PostMy cards are 2GB. They are not the Moultrie cards. I just bought a cheap 2GB card. Can you use any SD card? How do you reformat the card?
All I buy is San Disk ,and I have had no problems.
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Originally posted by TUCO View PostYou should be able to;but cheap card are cheap foe a reason.
All I buy is San Disk ,and I have had no problems.Originally posted by TUCO View PostPut card in comp. and right click and click format.....
You can do the same thing in a digital camera that takes SD cards......
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Originally posted by TUCO View PostLance, how many GB's is the card?
It won't function properly with SD cards over 2 GB.Originally posted by TUCO View PostYou should be able to;but cheap card are cheap foe a reason.
All I buy is San Disk ,and I have had no problems.Originally posted by TUCO View PostPut card in comp. and right click and click format.....
You can do the same thing in a digital camera that takes SD cards......
Listen to this it will save you LOADS of heartburn later! Good advice!
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