it DOES allow for a copy to other kind, and if it WOULD work in such as your matter it means that you could copy the original card to temporary store on such as your computer, then transfer it to a MicroSD card. As IS clearly above-board - or surely the fully commercial firm would never be allowed to continue in business. and it is designed to take out DRM rights that are included in certain radio programs in UK, then enabling the facility to copy/transfer them to your own choice of software. but I use a program that is wholly up and above-board.since it is sold quite openly by a very excellent firm. In truth, you would NOT be infringing any rights as it is still for YOUR use. I do wonder if the method that I (and many others I'm sure) use to cope with a similar state, MAY be used here. then initially I can well see the problem.and presuming that you in fact want to use that original card (clearly issued with the thought in mind that users WOULD be putting it into something that takes SD.)īut alas - as well said already here - there just isn't anything that takes an SD card and makes it go into a MicroSD socket - physically it just can't be so.īut whilst I can understand the reasoning here of making that card so that normally it cannot be copied. I am talking about a Navionics card.Īh.well I think I can see your problem.IF indeed this is the kind of SD card that you have to deal with. there's no alternative.īecause the card has information on it that is copywrited and, as I understand it, if you attempt to even try to do it, it will make the card unusable. but if you can't do it anyway foir physical reasons.a little bit of trouble very easily does the job. You might say or think it too much trouble. just use a card reader that takes ansfer the files on the SD card to your computer then use the MicroSD card in a reader and connected to the computer and transfer the files back from the computer this time to the MicroSD card. it simply cannot be done that way.īut what is the problem really.

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