• Download footage from your MXR Expresscard or MxR Extreme Adapter without removing the SD memory card
• Download at up 40Megabytes/sec
• Full USB3.0 and backwards compatible
• Compatible with Sony Clip Browser software
• LED card insertion and data transfer activity indicator
• Custom designed and manufactured
• USB powered

Overview:

Downloading footage to your computer

Option 1 - Download directly from your camera using a USB2.0 cable.

This is the slowest method available, as the camera throttles even slow USB2.0 performance. That means the camera and the computer are tied up whilst this takes place.

Option 2 - Remove the memory card from the MXR Expresscard or MxR Extreme adapter and insert in into an SD card reader or the SD slot on your computer.

Although the MxR Expresscard adapters were designed for this, some filmmakers prefer to treat both the adapter and the memory card as a unit and not remove it.

Option 3 - PREFERRED OPTION: Use the E-films USB Expresscard Adapter, which connects any of the E-Films MxR adapters, to the USB2.0 or USB3.0 port on any computer 

Using the E-films USB Expresscard Adapter, the filmmaker can download at very high speed. In our real world testing we easily achieved 38-40MB/s using Extreme Pro 45MB/s. That’s nearly as fast as SxS using a PCIe Expresscard slot in a computer!

This means you can now download onto any Mac or PC, desktop or laptop. It can download in the background so it won’t interfere with your editing, and happily works with Clip Browser.

Specifications:

• USB3.0 adapter, backward compatible with USB2.0
• Designed for use with any E-films MxR Expresscard adapter
• Performance up to 40MB/s using UHS-1 45Mb/s memory cards
• Works with any operating system
• Operating temperature -10C to 60C
• Adapter dimensions 85mm x 13mm x 46mm

Warranty:

E-films offers a one year warranty on the USB Expresscard Adapter

NB: This adapter uses the USB interface and is not designed to work with Sony SxS Pro cards, which use the PCIe interface.