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<blockquote data-quote="jeallen01" data-source="post: 1076465" data-attributes="member: 176704">[USER=393358]@4wd[/USER] Many thanks.I finally got around to doing what you suggested (was waiting for another, much shorter, USB-&gt;miniUSB cable to arrive in order to do a couple of things at once), i.e. deleting all existing partitions and creating a single unformatted partition, and that appears to have worked. The SX88 reports the partition as &quot;Normal&quot; and recording then seems to work (not yet tried for more than a minute or so as a test ) which I was then able to delete - but only after rebooting the SX88, opening the Record File Browser and then deleting the Recording. Bizarely, OTOH, after doing the Deletion, the Record File Browser then displayed a &quot;Recording&quot; message but there was no &quot;REC&quot; message on the SX88 display, and there was no actual recording shown when I exited and re-opened the Record File Browser. Odd behaviour, but at least I now kinda understand what could cause it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jeallen01, post: 1076465, member: 176704"] [USER=393358]@4wd[/USER] Many thanks. I finally got around to doing what you suggested (was waiting for another, much shorter, USB->miniUSB cable to arrive in order to do a couple of things at once), i.e. deleting all existing partitions and creating a single [I]unformatted[/I] partition, and that appears to have worked. The SX88 reports the partition as "Normal" and recording then seems to work (not yet tried for more than a minute or so as a test ) which I was then able to delete - but only after rebooting the SX88, opening the Record File Browser and then deleting the Recording. Bizarely, OTOH, after doing the Deletion, the Record File Browser then displayed a "Recording" message but there was no "REC" message on the SX88 display, and there was no actual recording shown when I exited and re-opened the Record File Browser. Odd behaviour, but at least I now kinda understand what could cause it. [/QUOTE]

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