I have a DJI Osmo Pocket 2 and it only takes 256gb max. Why is this when a 512gb card is the same size?
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Could just be the manufacturer listed what was the maximum commercially available size at the time they wrote the description, or sometimes just a software limitation.
Could just be the manufacturer listed what was the maximum commercially available size at the time they wrote the description, or sometimes just a software limitation.
These limits are how much the parts in the device can functionally work with. Bigger storage sizes aren’t supported by the software/hardware either due to the nature of the hardware or the age of it. Usually this is due to the format of the data storage.
Generally speaking, there shouldn’t be hard technical limit between 256GB and 512GB, as they both fall under the same storage format (SDXC), that has support for anything between 64GB up to 2TB.
If the device actually doesn’t support anything over 256GB, it’s likely an artificial limit imposed by the device firmware put in place by the manufacturer. As for why the limit is in place, it can be something as simple as some issues like bugs or poor performance with larger storage sizes and DJI is just covering their arses.
Generally speaking, there shouldn’t be hard technical limit between 256GB and 512GB, as they both fall under the same storage format (SDXC), that has support for anything between 64GB up to 2TB.
If the device actually doesn’t support anything over 256GB, it’s likely an artificial limit imposed by the device firmware put in place by the manufacturer. As for why the limit is in place, it can be something as simple as some issues like bugs or poor performance with larger storage sizes and DJI is just covering their arses.
These limits are how much the parts in the device can functionally work with. Bigger storage sizes aren’t supported by the software/hardware either due to the nature of the hardware or the age of it. Usually this is due to the format of the data storage.
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