If the memory is in the camera then it will also be lost if vandalised. Is it in a secret compartment?
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Dear customer: The memory card is present, the computer does not.Thanks Best regards Sincerely THG Limited
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Put a tape over it. That should be standard practice on all cameras. This is a serious question because your camera is NOT protected. Assume all camera are being accessed by outsiders. Tape it. I was naive about it too until I saw Apple Admin "casually" tapped into other people's Mac Cameras without user's consent nor awareness. If you have children with MacBook, TAPE the Camera. I will say it again because you read but do not understand, TAPE THE CAMERA SHUT! Especially if it is work or school's laptop. You have been warned.Jonathan Kim, Network Engineer, Firewall Admin
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Sincerely, I dont know... Ive a digital camera with accesories (battery charger, bateries, memories).
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No. It'll record a few hours worth of stuff. But when the film gets full, it'll start recycling from the beginning of the video. So the most recent recordings you do not lose.
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You sure can, I did to catch a family thief taking stuff from my office, my only mistake was thinking that they wouldn't take the camera if they seen that too. I have never gotten my camera back, or the stuff that was originally stolen. So if you do, either conceal it real good, or lock it with a heavy duty lock.
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There is a slot for an SD card near the batteries. As soon as you insert the card into the camera, the camera will automatically store your pics and videos on it.
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no. It is externally carried (hang from a belt, camera strap, or camera bag, etc), and there is software to sync it up to the photos based on their timestamp from the camera. This is done later.
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no, just holds a camera memory card. Doesn't really work all that well... sorry I bought it... cheap ..that is why bought it, but it was a waste of money.
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just pull it out, there's a hole right above the camera. Stick it when a pen or just use your nail
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I'd be surprised if the camera was to blame. Try R-studio program to recover files if they are irreplaceable.
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Memory serves me correct, as I don't have mine with me at the moment, you must remove the battery cover on the bottom of the camera, and it should fit on the battery pack as so not to lose it. Then after removing the battery from the camera, insert the battery pack into the slot and tighten down using the screw. Don't over tighten so not to damage the pack against the camera. It worked well for me and I've had no electrical issues.
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Well, the laptop bit the dust and I never used the camera so I can't really answer that question. I tried to get the laptop fixed but it is D.O.N.E. - cannot be fixed. It's headed for the trash heap. It was good while it lasted.
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I'm sorry I am not positive on this, but I recall reading that a 4gb is the smallest amount of memory.But I do know that I love this camera!My 3 yr old got ahold of it, opened the lense and hucked it into the road! I was hocked that it still worked, just a couple scratches. My last camera, a Casio, crapped out on me a few days before the warentee was up and didn't honor the warentee. Did I mention I love this camera though?
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The old files erase and the camera keeps recording without any input from you. Things to note get a trusted 32 gig card and format it in the camera and if you want to keep a event manually lock that video file so the camera does not erase it. If your vehicle bounces around like my semi truck turn off the G sensor option or you will have a lot of locked video files
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Yes it has an internal memory. It will automatically go there if no memory card is in the camera.
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only the camera.. . memory apart.. the batery is rigth.. so so 4 hours continue.. sorry for my english..
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These cameras are not vandal proof. If you mount them in a manner that is accessible by miscreants, they will be vulnerable and likely vandalized.