wann Posted November 22, 2009 Share #1 Posted November 22, 2009 Advertisement (gone after registration) The M8 went bust suddenly and said "SD CARD FULL" though I clearly knew it couldn't possibly be full with 30 pics on my 16G SD card. I pressed "PLAY" again and it said " PLEASE RESET FOLDER NUMBER". i was buffled, and i reached out for my M8 manual. But nowhere in the manual was this explained.... will somebody out there know the trick? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Shootist Posted November 22, 2009 Share #2 Posted November 22, 2009 Here is a procedure that will allow you change to anything you want: 1. Set the Picture Number in the menu to "Standard". 2. Format the SD card in camera. 3. Reset the File Number in the menu. It actually says “Reset fold. No”, that is the one you want. 4. Set Picture Number back to "Continuous" 5. Take one image 6. Shut off camera, remove SD card and place in card reader attached to a computer. 7. Access the image in your Finder or Explorer (Mac or PC); rename the image number to whatever file number/image number you want. I would suggest Lyyyxxxx, with "y" being your preferred folder number (See Note Below) and "x" being the frame number you want to start with. (You are making these changes to the file name on the card in the card reader.) NOTE If you want to change the first or second digit of the L100 (Lyyy above) in the file name, like to L200 or 120 or 220, then you have to change the folder name also. The directory/folder structure on the card when in a card reader is [Drive Letter]:\DCIM\100LEICA\. You need to change the 100LEICA to whatever you want the file number to start with. Like if you want it to be L200xxxx then you need to rename that folder to 200LEICA. If you want L120 then you need to change that folder name to 120LEICA. It would look like this [Drive Letter]:\DCIM\120 or 200LEICA. 8. Properly remove card from card reader and return to camera. 9. Turn the camera on and press "Play". The file will now display with newly renamed folder and file number. (Use "Info" to see this data.) 10. Expose another image to confirm and check file numbers. 11. Format SD card, and you are good to go from that point on. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nicoleica Posted November 22, 2009 Share #3 Posted November 22, 2009 Have you reached picture number 9999 in the current folder? If so, you may need to increase/change the folder number using the procedure as described by Shootist. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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