What is the highest gigabites the camera can use.
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Aloha Manny! I have successfully used a 128GB SD Card with about 16 hours of video.
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this question got me thinking and looking a bit. I have 2 Contour cameras (a Roam and a Roam2) I bought a 32GB card for the Roam when I got it and just tried it in the newer camera. the card light flashed red when I turned it on. I looked through the manual to find a 32GB card is the maximum and I needed to format the card. once I did it was fine.so yeah. 32GB is the max and it'll take SDSC and SDHC cards.
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It uses a variety of flash memory cards, but I have not seen a spec re the max. I have used it with 32G SDHC and 64G SDXC.
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Don't know the max size but I use 32. This is by far the BEST camera I have ever owned.
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You need to check your manual to ensure it can handle 32 GB. Some older cameras could not handle over an 8GB card.
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I'm not sure why you need 280 Mbs...I use SanDisk Extreme Pro sdhx 64G UHS-1/3 class 10 95Mbs and it easily handles the A/v demands the camera makes. The capacity is immense.
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Also, check your devices. Just because you connect them to a gigabit switch doesn't make them gigabit. I have not seen a camera that has a gigabit connection so POE or not, they will connect at 100Mbit. Considering that a 3MP camera operates at about 8Mbit per second, you will never see any issues related to the camera port being 100Mbit.
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I have a SDHC32GB Transcend and with the camera set at the highest resolution that memory card still can record over 3000 pictures. This camera is very complex with many settings so if you are looking for a point and shoot this may be too complex.This camera takes excellent pictures although I wish it had more zoom. This camera with the right setting will freeze the action on fast sports.
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The write speed stays above 45MB/s but that will be more than ample for still photography especially. It's also plenty for HD video or still bursts coming from a DSLR if you are converting this to a full-size SD card.
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I use a class 10 Transcend 16 gig card and it works great. Never had a problem. Also, this camera is great at getting a good focus. That's why this one was a keeper.
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An indefinite number. I have a 16 gig card. I suggest you get a big card. Worth the money. I love this camera!!
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the camera runs at 100Mbs.... So you'll want at least a 10/100 switch. If you are doing POE, it'd need POE on it as well.
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I'm not sure what the max is, but it will accept sdhc and sdxc cards, so I would guess that it would be capable of at least 64GB.
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Don't bother getting higher than 64GB though. I have the 128GB and the crappy GoPro (Black 4) crashes at certain capacity (seemingly not even 25%) and won't record until I delete a load of stuff. Alternatively, buy something better than a GoPro and you will be able to do cool things like record 1080p @ 120fps without it drastically reducing the quality thus making it pointless to film in 1080p resolution in the first place. Yay Lexar, boo GoPro
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It depends on your memory modules. 32GB seem to be the max and not for every speed. Here is a link: http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_ga-z77x-up4-th.pdf
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To be honest, I don't really know. I had a much smaller chip, that came with the camera, a 8mb I believe. The most I got on that one was only 36 photos, and that was on low definition. With the 512mb chip I have shot over 150 High Def photos, and still had plenty of room on the chip. I hope that gives you an idea.
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USB 2.0 max, details at http://www.zwoptical.com/eng/Cameras/ASI120/index.asp