Will it constantly record without my interference as in, will it overwrite old data if it runs out of space?
1449582
el software lo hace todo, sobre esccribe los datos y tambien se peude configurar para que lo haga, es muy bueno
1449583
There is a menu option to have the system overwrite old data automatically. I use a 16GB card and my unit records a continuous loop of a little over the last 48-hours.
1449584
Yes, it WILL overwrite old data when the SD card becomes full. Additionally, it will resume recording when power is lost and resumes.
1449585
In the REC. Setting menu you can set it to overwrite mode so when the memory card is full it will overwrite the oldest data, or not, and it will stop when the card is full.
1149352
Mine does not seem to disk over write once full. I recently had to erase all to free space as it appeared to have stopped recording. Since then I´ve been careful to erase once in a while and haven't let it go to full again so I don´t know if it was an isolated incident or if not over writing is the rule. For the rest, it works very well.
159807
No, once the memory card is full it stops recording. But also it is battery operated so even if it could eventually the battery would die.
371473
Ya know I haven't tested it. I would imagine it does so if there is an event that happens definatly pull the record off of the mem card and save it to your computer.
2143718
It records in a first in first out. So once the card is full it starts over. You have the ability to select the file size in minutes and yes there is a slight overlap between each of the files, so no data is lost. Lastly, you can select KPH or MPH. I have had mine for several months and it works great.
523585
It will record video and audio as long as the unit is on. If you turn off your computer that receives the signal, it will obviously not record. You can set it to overwrite old recordings if you fill up the allotted time. There are two settings to view recordings: one for motion detection, the other is straight recording- I do both. I can then fast forward, or slow forward in 6 second intervals.
1532758
No it won't, my system is configure to overwrite when hard drive it full but it is just stop record, I reboot couple time and it just stop record when hard drive is full
107545
The user manual states: The camera will not stop recording when the card is full, but will deletethe oldest file and resume recording.
2235924
You can simply erase the recordings, when full. I also use a 32g card, thinking it would get full quickly. If you have it set on motion detection, it would take months. I usually erase mine once every two weeks, since there is nothing I want to keep. Takes less time to erase each days recordings, when you have less days. I've had it a year and it works great. If it ever malfunctions, I'll definitely replace it with another. It is a real professional setup. Not like all the 'toys' on the market.
1213209
It's up to you. You can set it so it stops recording when full or you can set it to overwrite.
1007589
get the manual; I think it will loop, erase oldest and record indefinitely, don't really know though.
1274738
I had a 4gig that I transferred from my old camera and it never got full even after close to two thousand pictures but I never recorded video with it which takes up a lot more data. I hope this was helpful.
255758
You can set it to overwrite existing video files or set it to stop recording once the SD card is full
1058826
You mean the SD card storage? if the SD card storage is full, it will automatically covering the earily recording file,the recording continues.
1574755
Select whether to overwrite the recorded SD card or to stop recording when the SD card is full. When you select "Overwrite", the stored video will be overwrittenstarting with the oldest data first.
102376
Yes. The unit stores the recordings internally, so you don't need a signal to replay it. The unit will only record if it is receiving a satellite signal though
1989638
When recording anything more than a 5-10 minutes, I need to let it "warm up" by first recording some throw-away content for about one to two times the length of time of what I ultimately need to record. But after it is warmed up, it is fine indefinitely (or until I run out of disk space).