Does the video include a several seconds long gap between video segments, or is the video between the segments seamless?
272774
It is seamless with no gaps. If you open the files at the same time (using the included software or Registrator Viewer which I prefer) it plays back as one seamless video, including GPS data.
1989466
It does 3 minute files by default, there r settings to change the default file length, There is no gap between files if u play them together with a computer, all your driving will b there :)
1623437
No it hasn't, but did you try to hit the reset? It could be that your video clips are too long.
2274525
Every 2min or every 5min the video breaks into another file. No real difference.
1476685
No but it does partition into segments so if a person has a general time frame of the video they want to watch it does make it easy to find that video.
532277
Mine has a video out, but I haven't used it, so I can't confirm the quality (I usually take the micro-sd out to transfer files if there's any I want to save or review). Per my experience with the rest of the unit, there's no reason to expect it wouldn't work fine, though.
1231088
That being a longer video, and If I remember correctly, it will record 4gb and then start another movie as a safety save type of thing. It will be seamless when edited. Do you have LOOP on or off? The answer may be there too.
1752417
I use the video very little so I can't really help. I have not had a problem with it the few times I used it, though.
723394
I don't remember exactly, last time when we used it in a long travel, I had my laptop with me to and moved periodically all videos to hard drive. Few hours, may be, but I recorded in low 640x480 res.
2269645
I have experienced the same lines on display when recording however when viewing the recordings on memory card on computer the images are clear. I have stopped trying to see what is being displayed on screen after all I am only interested in having video if something significant happens.
558719
Yes, this camera loops the video recording so that if the memory card is full, the oldest video is deleted and overwritten. I like that it saves the video in 2-minute segments (although there might be an option to make it longer than that). Larger video segments take longer to download or open in a video editor. Also, if something happens and you want to prevent that 2-minute segment from being deleted, there is a 'lock' button which will prevent that segment from being deleted.
238339
I'm using a 32gb microsd (tf) card, to be honest it is very hard to tell because it's a blackbox. When it "fills up" it continuously records, overwriting the earlier videos, so I just have it recording for the last few months without any issues.
1922395
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
1387251
If your video editor can make small changes in the play length of the video, you can keep the audio as it is and just stretch or shrink the video a fraction until it syncs. Nobody will notice.
933599
Yes it does. However, I have noticed some latency (almost like online buffering) when using it even with locally stored videos.
962691
Almost all SD cards over 4 gb will give you a 9 minute video max I found. That's a camera limitation and not the limitation of your SD card. I found that after the 9 minutes, I restart the video and make another 9 minute video. The only tradeoff is I have to edit the video to make the transition from the first to the second video as smooth as possible.
536852
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.