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Over the years, manufacturers have offered different kinds of flash camcorders. Most of these models recorded in MPEG4 format. Unfortunately, the format had highly-compressed and lower quality videos that were used in streaming video and uploaded in email. This was why professionals and hobbyists did not prefer the flash camcorders. They didn’t like the lack of features and poor quality of the products. The manufacturers decided to solve the problem by providing flash memory cards for the flash memory camcorders. This completely overhauled the compression system, allowing the flash memory camcorders to record at an MPEG2 format which had higher quality compared to the MPEG4 format. Flash memory camcorders need flash memory cards and there are a lot to choose from – namely Compact Flash (CF), Memory Stick (MS), MultimediaCards (MMC), xD-Picture cards (xD) and the Secure Digital (SD) cards which are currently the most popular in the market. Manufacturers assure buyers that cards with larger memory capacity are on their way for flash memory camcorders sometime soon. That being solved, the concern now is the transfer speed. Manufacturers of flash memory camcorders and flash memory cards inform buyers that the bigger the memory, the faster the transfer rate. This is also a marketing strategy for manufacturers to entice consumers to purchase a flash memory card with a bigger memory. Read our Flash Memory Camcorder reviews....
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