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Originally Posted by FlyACL
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If you are using the cradle to do the transfers it is only USB 1.1 so it is very slow. Windows also does not like large file transfers like that and really can be hit or miss. I would stongly recomend a USB 2.0 card reader. You can get them for $20 and transfer times will be measured in seconds rather then hours and minnutes. Good Luck~
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Here's a lesson learned: never trust advice from the guys at Fry's Electronics.
They said my cradle was USB 2.0. I actually had to buy a 2.0 slot for my PC (it only had the 1.1 slots in the motherboard)
As I understand it... the card reader is totally separate from the X5 cradle. You connect the card reader to the USB 2.0 port, load your CF or SD card in the reader, do a file transfer, and then put the CF/SD card
back in the X5.
Presto? Fast movie transfers?