what file formate does it store in? and how long does it record? Loop?
1483055
Records in html. 5,10,15 minute loops, you may also shut off the loop feature
148440
The size of the memory stick that comes with it is 3.68gb (formatted). The recordings are 600,160kb long (I guess so you can copy them to CDR's for storage purposes ... not a bad idea actually). The duration of a 600,160kb recording is 30 minutes and 5 sections - you can record for longer but it breaks up the files into that size. A 30 second clip takes up 9,376 kb space. SO ... 3.14 hours. The memory card could be replaced with another card if more time is needed. It doesn't compress based on how much actions is going on. So you will use as much memory recording a still image as a full motion image. Also doesn't do motion activated recording. My most recent usage of it I recorded about 50 minutes of video, I ended up with that 600,160kb file and another file around 500,000kb long.
1877245
It records to mini dv tapes, everything is recorded to tape. There is an SD card required but all it stores is camera settings.
124656
I'm not clear what you are asking. The length of the files, how wide, or something else. Please clarify.
286031
yes. 2 minutes of storage. To make the audio quality best make sure you record at a very low volume like 10%
2050162
I HAVE no idea i just use it to record sessions for my university class when i want to delete i right click send 2 the recycle bin & its empty to take in more data sorry i cant help u buy a SONY RECORDER( i am doing that right now) this AGPtek its cheap but good recording it picks up wind anything beyond that ehhhhhhhh!
1694454
No you shouldn't as it records them as separate mp4 files (I think it's mp4). You tell it where to store the files so you can back them up if preferred.
1267011
It depends on how long is your drive,witch resolution.The event recordings (shock) does`nt over writes. With the software you can adjust the pecentage off normal and event records.The manual says that you should format the data once in a month.
2166579
It should do loop recording without erasing it. If you want to erase or format the micro sd card, just put the card in your computer. You should not have to erase it since with loop recording it will continuous record.
1657998
It has to be at least USB 2.0. If the TD is formatted in FAT32 the max file size records for approx 50 minutes. It also supports an old IBM format, but you will need to do that format on a Unix based system.
1742565
Hi,If the function of the loop Ricording is OFF then it shoots one long scene until the memory card runs out.If the card is small (say 4 G'gh) which is enough for about 36 minutes. The more Memory, this card will record over more time. (Up to 32/64 GHz). Thank you :)
2003762
Depending on the size of your microchip you can store quite a bit of recording. Yes it rolls over to timed clips. 2-3-5 minute . You can adjust the timed length.
114195
It will stop, the built in software is very basic. There is an option that allow you to record over what's already on the card but it is a 10 minutes loop only : to me this is ridiculous !
781114
Yes it records in a loop mode-the oldest file in the memory card is overwritten.
1554635
I believe it is close to 8hrs, although it depends on if you use audio as well. You should get at least over 6 hours with audio. The files record in 3:50 segments and should overwrite if you are full. You can delete single files and you can format the card to erase all but there is no delete all button as of the 2.90 firmware.
1869278
My unit records in 3 minute intervals and records them back to back for as long as memory allows, it just saves them in three minute clips. Normal memory then loops and overwrites oldest normal files, so you can record a trip as long as your SD card can hold and it will be arranged in 3 minute clips. Event files (shock, motion, ect.)are saved and not overwritten until you delete them. I know of no option to increase the 3 minute clip size.
1938532
When set as the mode of "loop record", it will record for 2-3 days continuously and overwrite the oldest recordings once the memory card is full. The bigger the card the more time recorded on the card. A 16Gb card can give you almost 2 days of recordings.