I have a single 30 second video on my flash drive will it loop the video over and over again?
1104587
I know that for photos I have been able to set it up so that it simply repeats the same photos over and over again as soon as you turn it on. I don't know if this would work for videos or not. Regardless, I don't recommend this photo frame; the image quality is terrible.
1104588
Videos may need reformatting to play and here is a tutorial that worked for me: http://content.miccastore.com/sites/default/files/Micca%20Standard%20Video%20Recode%20Tutorial.pdf Once I have a video that plays, it goes on a loop until I tell it to stop.
1104589
I have never tried this, but I know that pictures will repeat themselves from a memeory card. There is a setting for videos on this digital screen and I beleive that there is another setting that gives you the option of how many seconds that you want to have the video or pictures shown. There may be a loop setting as well. This is a great product! I am glad that I purchased it.
1238022
yes it can record continuous and it does record over the old video at a certain point, you can also download a certain recorded video to usb drive that way you can save it for future files
1261193
Yes it will record in a loop and you can put a 64 sd card in for about 30 hours of live action before it starts the loop. I have bought 4 of these and will be buying one more. shortly after insatlling one i got rear ended at a red light and wait till you see all the info recorded time map g-force etc.
1191262
No, I don't think so. To save a specific video you need to copy it to an external USB drive .
1060545
It will depend. You buy a memory stick separate that keeps the info. Then you can put it into your computer and see what is happening. You can also put it on standby so it only comes on when there is movement that trigger it. I think it would be quite posspile. I have recorded off and on for three days with an 8gig.
1552113
Yes it will play every video file ive tried. i will say i had trouble connecting a passport it didn't show the files. but a usb thumb or sc card played no problem. it recognized a usb drive attached but didn't show the movie. maybe i need to do something on my passport end but still yes it does. not to mention it still does everything your phone can as far as apps browse with firefox etc
1082420
Yes it will. It is a stand alone camera with video and audio. If you click one of the buttons, it will save a 30 second clip from the point you click the button until 30 seconds ago (past). You can save as many 30 second clips as the camera will hold, which is a lot. If it is on, it will buffer video until the memory runs out, then start writing over the old stuff (FIFO). The 30 second clips will not be written over. At your convenience you can then save those clips off the camera and onto your computer via the USB charge cable. You can use the desktop app to do that, or you can just go to the camera folder itself and download from there. I believe you have to use the Desktop app to save the raw video buffer. I use it in my car/truck, then click 30 second video for catching interesting stuff that I see - like bad drivers etc.
1997765
It records one video, as long as there is motion to record. Once it stops, it does not restart, so is not actually motion activated, which would continue to start and stop, each time there was motion to record.
2003761
Every time you start the engine, the video starts on new session or file. If you continue driving for say one hour, it will create new file every few minutes. Depend on size of the USB thumb drive, e.g. if yours is 20GB, then it will accumulate many files for many hours, and I think when all 20GB is filled then it will start writing over the oldest file automatically. My 20GB thumb drive is not full yet because I often remove my dashboard camera to avoid exposing to southern CA sun light and heat and forgot to mount it back. Other customers maybe able to confirm this. Kenny
1419023
I've only tested the USB port on it once, so I may be wrong, but I'm fairly sure you can only do a photo-slide show using a usb drive. Any video content has to come from an actual player of some sort (computer, DVD plater etc.). But like I said, I've only tried that once, so anyone else please correct me if I'm wrong :)
1499437
Yes,but not a loop type.You record,hit stop,then hold down this ( < ) and then to continue hit record to continue. Good luck!
781113
Yes, it does loops over and over. However, take note that the micro-SD card is not included and you will have to get a Class 10 card to be used with this. I would recommend use of at least a 16GB or 32GB since the high resolution Full HD 1080P would take up a large space and a smaller capacity meant only last couple hours of recordings are still stored.
325475
no, it creates a new video file for every block, it will just tell you memory full when you run out of memory it will not delete anything.
1703505
After the SD card is filled, it loops itself and writes over the old videos.
1565795
Yes if turned off it will no longer loop. You have to make sure you have a time set or it will fill up and stop recording.
261676
Thanks D. Henschel!I had used about 120 mins out of 160mins originally. Once I plugged into my computer--sifted through the videos--I deleted all the ones I didn't want from the DCIM folder, which sent them into my "Trash" bin. I turned my flip back on and even though it said "No Videos" -- it was only showing 40 mins of recording time. What I needed to do was empty my "Trash" permanently with the Flip still plugged in my computer. Once I did that--it was back to normal.Even if it's deleted from the DCIM folder and into the trash--and not showing on the actual Flip Video Camera Thanks D. Henschel!I had used about 120 mins out of 160mins originally. Once I plugged into my computer--sifted through the videos--I deleted all the ones I didn't want from the DCIM folder, which sent them into my "Trash" bin. I turned my flip back on and even though it said "No Videos" -- it was only showing 40 mins of recording time. What I needed to do was empty my "Trash" permanently with the Flip still plugged in my computer. Once I did that--it was back to normal.Even if it's deleted from the DCIM folder... » Read More Thanks D. Henschel!I had used about 120 mins out of 160mins originally. Once I plugged into my computer--sifted through the videos--I deleted all the ones I didn't want from the DCIM folder, which sent them into my "Trash" bin. I turned my flip back on and even though it said "No Videos" -- it was only showing 40 mins of recording time. What I needed to do was empty my "Trash" permanently with the Flip still plugged in my computer. Once I did that--it was back to normal.Even if it's deleted from the DCIM folder and into the trash--and not showing on the actual Flip Video Camera « Show Less
194555
Don't know what problem you're having. I tested this for about an hour of continuous recording. I plugged the device into a PC and it played ten minutes (9:59 to be exact) of video. What you need to do is to go into the removable drive )my computer/ removable drive (E) or what ever letter it may show) and open the folder. You will see a number of ten minute clips (depending on how long you recorded for). Also, you may need to see what types of files your media player is set to play. It may not have TIF chosen.