The recording i made is not showing up in the video playback section. I am using a scandisc sd card.
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After you select video from the main menu, push the vol +/_ buttons simultaneously for 3 sec to get into the hidden files menu. There you can select which file to view. You can view it on the clock itself.
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You have got to plug it in the computer to view it, the recordings are kept in a different folder.
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I'm just curious if you've tried recording something on the video setting and playing it back on your computer to see if the sound comes out. The "speaker" or playback on the cameras are piss poor, not that they should be anything great, but it might be possible that you can't hear it on the camera but the sound pics up on video and you can hear it on playback. Hope that made some sense. I hope it works out for you.
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Don't know what problem you're having. I tested this for about an hour of continuous recording. I plugged the device into a PC and it played ten minutes (9:59 to be exact) of video. What you need to do is to go into the removable drive )my computer/ removable drive (E) or what ever letter it may show) and open the folder. You will see a number of ten minute clips (depending on how long you recorded for). Also, you may need to see what types of files your media player is set to play. It may not have TIF chosen.
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Hi, If the Tiny little red light is on it is recording, Make sure you have it set to one minute in recording options not five Minutes. Files will be to large to load. This video should help.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-dfvPX0dOs
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I saw that as well. Have no idea if it will record to the SD card, but pretty sure you can play the SD card depending on how your hookups are wired. But the only way to find out some of these things is to give it a try. I wonder if you can put an SD card in the slot and tell the recorder to record the picture shown from the card direct to the hard disc. I might try that to see if that works. Probably would have to have all kinds of inputs and outputs pre-arranged.
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I just tried it. I took the memory card out and slipped it into my printer, which has the card readers in it. It came right up and played well. I then used Dropbox (a free program) to save the video to my computer.
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It wouldn't record for me either. Unfortunately, I ended up just returning it. Sorry, I can't be of any help.
1319232
Unfortunately I'm having the same issue. It continually records but it breaks as a 2 minutes video clips. I just got this cam not too long ago so I will have to figure out how to fix this problem and I'll let you know.
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Are you recording from a a camera or another source using a rca input if will record in real time. It will burn to the disc when it is finalized. hope this answer your question
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Nope. The recording is dependont on the computer. The device only supplys the decripted video.
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May be the setting, but I know it should record 5 minutes segment in each file. This way it is easy to find the file. You also might need to buy a 32GB memory card because I first used a 64GB card. It didn't work and I bought a 32GB card, it works fine until now. I hope it will help you.
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In video mode it does record audio-now if I can just get it to work properly
1469259
Same problem i have faced... the higher resolution video is jerky (stutters) while being played on a very fast computer. I tried copying it to my hard drive so that SD-Memory card reading lag time is been reduced, but to no benefit.
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The sound records on the videos OK and I can hear it when I upload them to my computer. But the camera itself makes no sounds whatsoever -- no video playback sound, no shutter sound, etc., despite what the camera settings are. It's almost as if its own speaker is not connected / broken.
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I have recorded movies with the watch and was able to play them. Also I downloaded 5 min shorts and was able to watch them and transfer them on to the hard card
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yes, i had this problem. i noticed that the playback looked fine on the camera, but when i transferred to my computer, it was jerky. turns out the problem was the kind of application I was using to view it. I found the free GOM player, and this solved the problem nicely.
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I formatted a thumb-drive as Linux EXT4 format and copied a 500MB Mpeg-4 video to the drive. I unmounted it from my Linux system and plugged the drive into my Chromebook 14-Q USB3 port (on the left edge). When I did that a "file browser" opened up and it showed the file listing of my video. When I double-clicked on the MP4 file the video played with audio. I was very pleasantly surprised. Depending on your storage media format and your video recording format, your mileage may vary. Good luck!