how many hours the disc can record in 1080p ? thank you .
862544
It's a 25 gig disk so depending on compression/codec etc. it will hold 25 gig.
862545
The disc has 22.5 GB available and hours recording depends on the source. What is "1080p"?
197522
Yes, recording at the same resolution is possible with either media, up to 1080i. I seem to recall a slightly different maximum bitrate but not the specifics and getting my hands on the manual is more trouble than I care to go to. That information is available online if you deem it important.
1214930
I don't use my phone to record alot of video. I especially don't record in 4k video resolution.... but I haven't had issues recording in 1080p resolution... please note that my videos do not exeed 20mins.
938675
Please elaborate the question to help you better ... what do you mean by "what kind of hard disc"? It has a built in 30GB hard drive. For average quality recordings, it covers several hours of clips. Then I transfer them to my laptop. Does that help?
1634022
i get great quality from it at 1080p... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZj9nAYVsQM&list;=UUCS4a2nsfJBxUScjqabh49w
2226101
I am using a 16 gb card and get about 4 hours of video before it starts recording over again. I would imagine a 32 gb card would give you almost 8 hours. I am recording at 1080 30fps. I haven't tried other resolutions but you should expect a bit longer record time even at higher fps.
11073
There is no option to choose a recording speed. It copies exactly as recorded on the master disc.... and it takes only 2 to 4 minutes.
1751468
The hardware, SD card size, and particular settings will determine record time. As a quick and dirty rule of thumb for 1080p, I use 10 minutes per GB of card size. Actual mileage will vary.
1051304
I'm not completely sure, but I believe the current DVD Recorders are not capable of recording HD content to regular DVDs using a regular laser. I think the reason is because you are trying to copy HD content to a SD medium. Remember that 1 hour HD content is about 4 GB worth of space, so regular discs will only fit one hour of content. It has to do with the red laser being used, instead of Blu-ray's blue laser, and that you are not using HDMI or component video. Blu-ray DVD Recorders won't be available in the US until middle or later this of year. They are currently available in Japan only. Those will allow you to transfer your DVR HD content to recordable Blu-ray discs easily. I'm not completely sure, but I believe the current DVD Recorders are not capable of recording HD content to regular DVDs using a regular laser. I think the reason is because you are trying to copy HD content to a SD medium. Remember that 1 hour HD content is about 4 GB worth of space, so regular discs will only fit one hour of content. It has to do with the red laser being used, instead of Blu-ray's blue laser, and that you are not using HDMI or component video. Blu-ray DVD Recorders won't be available in the US until middle or later this of year. They are currently available in Japan only.... » Read More I'm not completely sure, but I believe the current DVD Recorders are not capable of recording HD content to regular DVDs using a regular laser. I think the reason is because you are trying to copy HD content to a SD medium. Remember that 1 hour HD content is about 4 GB worth of space, so regular discs will only fit one hour of content. It has to do with the red laser being used, instead of Blu-ray's blue laser, and that you are not using HDMI or component video. Blu-ray DVD Recorders won't be available in the US until middle or later this of year. They are currently available in Japan only. Those will allow you to transfer your DVR HD content to recordable Blu-ray discs easily. « Show Less
1031391
It greatly depends on the quality you record shows at. And this can be mixed, even recording by timer. Each show can be at a different quality. I record at the lowest quality and it's been a while, but I think it was 1200 hours or something outrageous. I currently have 370 programs recorded (some very short) and 187 hours left. I would generally not recommend the highest quality recording speeds because the lower and middle are very good quality and higher would just be a waste of disk space. And remember, unlike any other DVR, it is truly unlimited space if you buy a pack of DVD-R's. You can burn recordings to DVD and then delete them from the HDD. Yes, I love these devices, and I own three. It greatly depends on the quality you record shows at. And this can be mixed, even recording by timer. Each show can be at a different quality. I record at the lowest quality and it's been a while, but I think it was 1200 hours or something outrageous. I currently have 370 programs recorded (some very short) and 187 hours left. I would generally not recommend the highest quality recording speeds because the lower and middle are very good quality and higher would just be a waste of disk space. And remember, unlike any other DVR, it is truly unlimited space if you buy a pack of DVD-R's. You... » Read More It greatly depends on the quality you record shows at. And this can be mixed, even recording by timer. Each show can be at a different quality. I record at the lowest quality and it's been a while, but I think it was 1200 hours or something outrageous. I currently have 370 programs recorded (some very short) and 187 hours left. I would generally not recommend the highest quality recording speeds because the lower and middle are very good quality and higher would just be a waste of disk space. And remember, unlike any other DVR, it is truly unlimited space if you buy a pack of DVD-R's. You can burn recordings to DVD and then delete them from the HDD. Yes, I love these devices, and I own three. « Show Less
1089599
Double layer DVD's only have room for 3&3\4 hrs recording time not 4hrs. RW DVD's have multi format time/data record capability. Check the recorder manual to see it has this capability. Some later models probably have this capability. I am a fan of Sony DVD recorders. Sony set the standards and capablities, be wary of other brands. Some recorders are sensitive to DVD manufactures. Knowing your equipment is an absolute must. Happy times are ahead.
2033702
If you play in 720 or 1080 It is not compatible because this DVD recorder is maximum 480p
60851
It depends on your SD Memory card size. What I can tell you is -- for 4 GB SD Card you record for 1.25 hour on HD 1080 mode, so you can calculate the recording time by the multiple of 4 GB times 1.25 hour and it is the answer. Thank you for this question.
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Felipe Alfau:The recording time on DVD will depend on the recording mode you select:Recording Mode Recording time Video/Sound QualityXP 60 min ***** ( The best)SP 120 min **** ( Very Good)LP 240 min *** ( Good)EP 360 min ** ( Bad) SLP 480 min * ( very badThe recording times listed above are estimates. I hope that this information help you.Felipe Felipe Alfau:The recording time on DVD will depend on the recording mode you select:Recording Mode Recording time Video/Sound QualityXP 60 min ***** ( The best)SP 120 min **** ( Very Good)LP 240 min *** ( Good)EP 360 min ** ( Bad) SLP 480 min * ( very badThe recording times listed above are estimates. I hope that this information help you.Felipe
543219
Hi Doowon, there is no capacity limitation for recording movies. If you are pertaining to 2GB limit per file, this is a normal operation and the movie would be divided. The maximum continuous recording time for the unit is 13 hours. Thanks_Mitch
197751
Yes there is a 30 minute limit on video length and then yes, you have to press record again to do up to 30 minutes more. By then you'll need to swap batteries. Batteries last a maximum of a bit over an hour at 1080p. Aftermarket batteries often last more like 45 minutes.The 30 minute limit exists no matter what quality of video you choose to record in, even the lowest which is 480p.The limit is there because this camera only accepts SD cards that are formatted FAT32, and FAT32 has a max file size limit of 4GB, in which it can get close at the 1080p setting. I think they were lazy to keep the limit on lower qualities and to not support NTFS for that matter. Yes there is a 30 minute limit on video length and then yes, you have to press record again to do up to 30 minutes more. By then you'll need to swap batteries. Batteries last a maximum of a bit over an hour at 1080p. Aftermarket batteries often last more like 45 minutes.The 30 minute limit exists no matter what quality of video you choose to record in, even the lowest which is 480p.The limit is there because this camera only accepts SD cards that are formatted FAT32, and FAT32 has a max file size limit of 4GB, in which it can get close at the 1080p setting. I think they... » Read More Yes there is a 30 minute limit on video length and then yes, you have to press record again to do up to 30 minutes more. By then you'll need to swap batteries. Batteries last a maximum of a bit over an hour at 1080p. Aftermarket batteries often last more like 45 minutes.The 30 minute limit exists no matter what quality of video you choose to record in, even the lowest which is 480p.The limit is there because this camera only accepts SD cards that are formatted FAT32, and FAT32 has a max file size limit of 4GB, in which it can get close at the 1080p setting. I think they were lazy to keep the limit on lower qualities and to not support NTFS for that matter. « Show Less
670280
Apparently its a format issue. Any disc with BD-Java encoding will not resume. I like the higher res of bluray but hate pretty much everything else about the format. It is not consumer friendly in the least.