What is the recording capacity? It uses 2 SD cards, if the one is full, does it automatically record on the second card?
910544
Yes, it will provide 64GB with two 32GB cards. But every single clip is limited to 4GB, because of FAT32.
910545
Yes, CamOne will fill Card#1 then continue on Card#2. External battery would be reqired to run for such a duration. Recording storage capacity is immense.
910546
The instruction manual made no obvious reference to auto switching from card to card. The max capacity for each slot is 32 GB SCHC card. Please find the link below to see if you can find a reference to this capability:http://www.hobbyhobby.it/supporto/CamOne_Infinity_Manual_EN_1.04.pdf
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.
40463
The issue is the software Operating system is limited to 2 Gigs per recording session. If you are recording a long video such as a child's play then that's a problem. if stop recording and start another recording session you will be able to fill your card with video. I've rarely recorded continuously for 8 minutes so it's not a problem for me. Also if you reduce the resolution to something less than HD such as VGA you will quadruple your recording minute. Remember if you record a VGA you still have better resloution than DVD.
589479
I am using a 16 GB memory card that records approximately six months of motion activated (15-20 events a day x 20 times a day) footage before recording over the old footage. I have not recorded hours or days worth at a time. Only motion activated footage.
2174923
32gb micro sd is the maximum for this camera. In full hd it records about 4 hours on a memory card like this.
1347238
No this product does not record while being charged. No it does not auto start over when the sd card is full. It appears to be using the same camera chip set as the 808 Camera, save for more current firmware (#16), which DOES have the functionality you were mentioning.
1449584
Yes, it WILL overwrite old data when the SD card becomes full. Additionally, it will resume recording when power is lost and resumes.
924827
No, it will continue recording new 5 minute chunks until the card is full. When the card fills up it will start overwriting the oldest video. I haven't had to worry about it, I have a 32GB card in mine and the battery only lasts about an hour and 10 minutes, so it never fills the card. Also note that it only records five minute chunks in "vehicle" mode, in normal mode it will record one long video.
1231088
That being a longer video, and If I remember correctly, it will record 4gb and then start another movie as a safety save type of thing. It will be seamless when edited. Do you have LOOP on or off? The answer may be there too.
1497510
Depends on the MicroSD you put on your viewer. It does not record without an additional MicroSD. I have an 8GB MicroSD on my viewer and have recorded videos as long as 10 mins and still have a lot of space to record. I have not tried to record more than that. I use my videocamera for longer viedeos :) I hope the information helps you.
1745593
I believe that is correct but I only use 2 and. 4g SD cards. I have never come close to filling them up. I also use the "overwrite" setting
886418
It takes only the standard Sandisk. But it has slots for 2 of them so your max memory would be 128Gig, with two 64 gig cards. There's also a way to record directly to a PC, but I've never had a memory shortage problem, and I've never tried it.
2209702
Mine only records when motion triggers it and it records for 30 seconds or as long as there is enough motion to be detected. You can set it to record over old recording if it is at capacity. I have a SD card that I download to my pc if I want to keep it, otherwise I just delete everything after a few days.
262964
HiOur units record continuously but in segments, until SD card is full the loops to record over what was previously recorded. Thank you Darren Brock
1082997
I have been unable to set the unit to automatically overwrite old data when the card is full. The camera will either let me record in a (3/5/10) minute loop, or record continuously until the card is full at which point it stops recording.
962691
Almost all SD cards over 4 gb will give you a 9 minute video max I found. That's a camera limitation and not the limitation of your SD card. I found that after the 9 minutes, I restart the video and make another 9 minute video. The only tradeoff is I have to edit the video to make the transition from the first to the second video as smooth as possible.
1873259
Not a problem. Recording time based on size of your SD cards. This camera has two slots for SD cards and when one card full automatically transitions to second card.