Does the camera start videoing over again automatically when the sd card gets full ?
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Dear Ken smith,Thanks for your question.This is rainbow from SEEWORLD Technology.I am so glad to tell you that the camera will start videoing over again automatically when the sd card gets full.Any question ,Please feel free to contact me .Thanks !Best regards,Raibow
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Yes, the camera records 3 minute segments until the card is full and then starts overwriting the oldest segment. If you camera is hit with a strong jolt, such as in and accident, it will save the segment. I use 16 or 32 gb cards and carry an extra, just in case I have something I want to save.
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In the REC. Setting menu you can set it to overwrite mode so when the memory card is full it will overwrite the oldest data, or not, and it will stop when the card is full.
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The user manual states: The camera will not stop recording when the card is full, but will deletethe oldest file and resume recording.
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Yes, when the camera is recording, it will do so until you tell it to stop.
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The camera keeps recording five minutes intervals and when is full it automatically starts deleting the oldest ones and replacing them with new ones. So it's infinite loop. My camera is use in truck and is running weekly five days nonstop without any problem.
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It will record until the card is full. Once the card fills up it starts to record over and delete the oldest segments. The amount of space each 3 minute segment depends on the video quality and audio setting being turned on or off.
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I have been unable to set the unit to automatically overwrite old data when the card is full. The camera will either let me record in a (3/5/10) minute loop, or record continuously until the card is full at which point it stops recording.
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That's because of the bit architecture of the memory card. Like computers, there is a limitation to how long a file can be. Once the file hits the size limit, the camera automatically starts a new file and continues. No worries though, not a single frame is skipped and you'd never know when the video is played. This is normal for most tapeless cameras.
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It doesnt pause. When you stop and restart, it's recorded as a new video on the card. Windows Movie Maker works excellent for piecing the clips back together.
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Wow, sounds like the cam is at least _partially_ to blame if it gets that hosed over any memory card that does anything less than short out connections.You may have done this but just in case:-Are any of the pins in the CF slot on your camera bent? The SD adapter might have done that.-Is there any global reset for your camera? The controller in it is likely confused, but not _broken_ per se.
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Mine has options in the menu for loop recording ("off", "3 min", "5 min", and "10 min"). I have it set to "off". When full it displays an icon that indicates that it's recording over the old footage, but when I go to play back the latest recording it isn't available. I pulled the card to check it on my laptop and
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No, it will continue recording new 5 minute chunks until the card is full. When the card fills up it will start overwriting the oldest video. I haven't had to worry about it, I have a 32GB card in mine and the battery only lasts about an hour and 10 minutes, so it never fills the card. Also note that it only records five minute chunks in "vehicle" mode, in normal mode it will record one long video.
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It's up to you. You can set it so it stops recording when full or you can set it to overwrite.
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The memory card MUST be inserted when the camera is unplugged. In Storage - Storage Setup, make certain that "Storage:" is set to Enable, and that "Store to:" is set to "SD card", and that the "Store directory:" is set to "IPCAMERA", "Max Space:" is Unlimited, and "Max files" is 5000. These should be the default settings if the camera was powered on with the memory card installed. In Task - Task Management, put a checkmark next to "Record to storage on alarm". Also, in Task - Motion Detection, make certain that you have the motion detection settings set up correctly.
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Hi. I have one of these and it automatically overwrites when the card is full.
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I do not know, but one would think it would stop recording. Nothing in the book so it is just something to test. I use a 32gb card, gets about 90% filled in a month. If there is no event to look back at, I just delete and start over again.
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yes. by default it will rewrite over the old videos automatically or you can hook it up to your computer or laptop and delete what you do not want from the sd card.