C3320i movie data?

[copyman]

Not that familiar with the C3320i and was looking for the movie data under special firmware on the Kon/Min dealer website and didn't see movie data. I did see "image data" listed, is this what they call the movie data now?

[kingarthur]

looking at the "Read me" I'd say, that it is the same thing

[Ziggy]

Not that familiar with the C3320i and was looking for the movie data under special firmware on the Kon/Min dealer website and didn't see movie data. I did see "image data" listed, is this what they call the movie data now?

Yes movie data is called image data on these machines

[copyman]

Thanks for information.
Interesting, on the other "i" series models it's still called "movie" data. This is what threw me off.

[tsbservice]

I may be wrong but always thought that i-series with SD cards have for animation "Image data", not "Movie data" like regular MFPs with SSD.

[copyman]

I may be wrong but always thought that i-series with SD cards have for animation "Image data", not "Movie data" like regular MFPs with SSD.

This is pic from the dealer website for the C650i series. Nothing about SD cards or SSD. https://www.copytechnet.com/image/gi...EAAAICRAEAOw==

[tsbservice]

This is pic from the dealer website for the C650i series. Nothing about SD cards or SSD. https://www.copytechnet.com/image/gi...EAAAICRAEAOw==

copyman Link is broken.

[kingarthur]

if you look on the C3350i it says... image.pngno idea why they're different

[tsbservice]

C3350i has SSD while C3320i has SD card. Apparently Konica makes difference between them maybe because of type of the storage. Anyway they call them even "still image data" in some documents. The bottom line is point Markks made is absolutely correct.

[copyman]

Good to know.