What is the file size per time (second, minute, 5 minutes, etc.)?
235977
choices of : 1 min, 3 mins, 5 mins, 10 mins , or off. a video of HDVR-180 menu http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c3Mvb0MfQE thanks Marie
1989465
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 :)
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.
922089
There are two recording session lengths 5 Min and 10 min. Default is 5 Min. So after the first 5 minute session it will close that file (#1) and start a new session file and close it after 5 minutes (#2 file) and so on. When 32 GB is reached -which is after about 9.5 hours- the camera will go back and write over the # 1 file, then #2 etc. So you can look back up to about 9.5 hours..
48591
depends how full... but I have 20 and it is not even half full yet... ( and some are rather bulky)...I would guess 50? 27 inches of file space...
1400424
record both vid+aud.Multiple files are recorded with around 3MB each at 30sec length. So 32GB/3MB = about 10666 files at 30sec each OR around 88hours
819312
That really depends on what exactly you are editing. All I can tell you is that in a residential environment I have copied about 130GB of large files in around 45 minutes, which is around 48 MBps (probably close to external hard drive max transfer speed). This shows the CPU usage jump to 35-40%. I don't know if this helps answering your question.
2233372
From what I can determine from the owners manual the file size is 5/32. Several kits are available on Amazon.
2027805
the files are about 5 and one half inches long and the protective sleeve is made out of plastic. hope this helps you
2177480
I have run my pen down twice, and it has recorded 88 minutes of video both times, and it automatically broke the recording into about 4 clips, for a total size of 3.92GB each time :)
1865548
I use a usb 32 gb drive (dont need alot of time in my specific application)
38707
About 1mb to 1.5mb per minute. If you try with most email servers to send such a large file it will either be rejected by the sender's email or the recipient's e-mail servers. I am unsure how you will be able to send an hour recording in a single e-mail. Best bet would be to record for 15 minutes, stop, start and so on then you end up with 3-5 recordings under 18mb which should be OK for most email servers.Good luck.
763036
No limits on file size for transfer. None reported and none encountered!Can't say the same if you reformat it in fat32 yourself.
1774554
The 5 minute recording session length is set by default. If your Menu navigation is working then on one of the screens you'll see an option to choose 5 min or 10 min. But if you are using this dash cam for evidence purposes wouldn't a shorter session (smaller file size) be better if you have to submit something in it for evidence. My preference would have been a 3-minute file size which still comes close to 300 Megs.
2050528
17mbs, but compressed it must be a bit over 2 mbps - so a type 4 or 6 sdhc should work. My calculations are 17mbps x 60 sec x 60 min. = 61+ GB (1 hr of recording). It is advertised that it take approx. 8GB to hold 1 hr (60 min.) of recording at FXP (17 mbps).
1255453
Is it normal, ya sort of :) Not real world results, but it gives you a number for comparison between other devices. Its sort of like car performance and fuel economy results, they are test track and not real world results if that makes any sense. 32gb is the unformatted size, so figure a loss on average of about 74 megabytes (MB) per GB for formatting, basically 32 x 74mb, is about 2.368 gigs, and 2.368 subtracted from 32 = 29.632 but close enough to your 29.71GB number. It may vary slightly on different devices like sticks, drives, etc, depending on what they need for overhead. As far as the speed tests, that really depends on the type of file you are reading or writing. Tiny files in short bursts will give you a different result than reading or writing a 5 or 10gb file. I think the stated 40 mb/s speed is an average of whatever mixture they test on these devices. The chances of hitting that speed is probably not going to happen. What you seem to be averaging is about 1 meg a second write and 2 megs a second read speed, so a 10 meg file would take 10 seconds to write and 5 seconds to read with the data that you used for testing. Hopefully that helps.
1778381
According to the manual: The maximum continuous recording time is under 20 minutes. The maximum video file size is 1.8GB. When a video recording time is more than 20 minutes or a video file exceeds 1.8GB, a new video file is created automatically.