How quickly does the video fill a 64gb tf card?
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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.
925595
I get about 6 hours of video before it starts overwriting the oldest files. I use a Samsung MicroSDHC 32GB Class 6 and it works very well.
2085577
Hi, Eric...that would depend on how large a memory card you have :-) I have an 8Gb SD memory card in mine & I have taken over 7 minutes of video with it & never ran out of space. I haven't pushed it beyond that point but have read in reviews that the average time you can video in 1080p with an 8Gb card is 22 minutes. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. :-(
743278
Ye. And if you are at all tech savvy, you will have no problem getting this to work. The TF card is actually a Micro SD card.
385240
Hi there, This video camera recorder takes micro SD cards. And yes, it supports up to 32GB - in best quality its about 5-6 hours of recording. Here is a link to one of them: http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-microSDHC-SDC4-32GB/dp/B0046XAROG/ref=sr_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1382826776&sr=1-8&keywords=tf+card Regards, Tom
1636591
I tried a 64G one, Up from the original 32G and let it record consistently for two days and it still loops at about 6Hrs or 25G worth of video/audio. I re-formatted the card and will test again but am already disappointed that it will not allow a 64G from what it has already done.
1058332
There are 4 Gigs on the card itself that's dedicated to the video. In addition it can use 4GB of the system memory allowing it to use a total of 8GB total.
733616
It depends on the size of the card you put in it. I put a 16gb microSD in it and I'll never run out of recording time. This model has the lower quality camera so a 1 minute video is about 30MB. If you upgrade to the 2MP camera model, it will be about 150MB for a 1 minute video but the video quality is worth it.
1676588
The 64 gig card is not recommended. A class 4 32 gig card is what I have been using, it gives me between 5 and 7 hours of nonstop recording with no error.
2235926
Everyone it tells me that its full i always refirmat card. takes less than 20 second to format and I'm making sure its recorded properly. If i wad u i would firmat it once a week if u get alot of recording. Tried it b4 and it didn't record over anyway. Told me it e was full and i reformatted its simple and if u really need the video then just grab the card and recorded into ur pc, just put the card into the pc, make a folder and copy over. Great camera though. Hoe that helps
2189111
The camcorder needs microSD card, and it doesn't come with this camcorder. I've never heard of TF card.
494424
I use 128gb card from pny with no problem. Gives me over 5hrs at xavc-s mode shooting.
1035430
Since PNY doesn't specify the assumed bitrate, the 7hrs figure is rather useless. By the way, the latest version of this 64GB card that Amazon now ships out says "14.5 hours of HD Video". But again, the actual time will depend on the bitrate that your device is using. If you divide the card's capacity by 14.5 hours, you get an average bitrate of about 9 megabits per second. If your device records at higher bitrate than this, then you'll obviously have less recording time on this card.
1625803
Really not sure, I have a 32GB card in mine, I never tried a 64GB. In case it matters, with my 32GB card installed and the camera set on motion detection I can record from 7 am till 5 pm and uses 3.11GB. Here is some info from my first time using it, I had 69, 5 min recordings at aprox 43,000KB on avg. So the total of 69 five min files was 3.11GB. I would estimate .54GB per hour. So a 32 GB card should hold approx 59.25 hours of video and audio. Hope this helps
1070095
It depends on the recording mode that you select on the camera. For your 64GB card, you should get approximately these results: 28Mbps=5 hrs; 17Mbps=8.5 hrs; 13Mbps=11 hrs; 5Mbps=27.5 hrs. According to this website, http://dashboardcamerareviews.com/video-recording-time/, if you ever want to get a ballpark figure, you simply, "take the memory card capacity in GB, divide it by the bit rate, and multiply the result by 2." then add 10%. Happy video recording!
264262
FIRST: Confirm that a TF Card over 32 GB will work on & with your Android/PC FAT executive OS, Up Grade SW & see what Speed it can Handel? Then buy the 64 EVO/pro SDHC Class you Need, you USALLY get what you Pay for?
1907313
No, I was using 32GB Extreme Plus for filming and it barely did the job. Buy the PNY 64gb for the same price, with a 90 mb/s, and give yourself some HD Video space. I mean, same price.