What SD card do you recommend for the 4 channel with 2 cameras,night vision and audio The 6 hr SD I have now shows on screen as no SD card?
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You can use a maximum of 32 GB of memory. They told me to buy a class 10, which has a faster write speed. Be sure the card is seated completely in the slot. I realistically don't think that any SD card would make it say no SD card unless it's more than 32 GB. Based on my experience, I don't believe your problems are going to end there. You will most likely end up returning it. If you do, remember to remove your SD card. Some people forget to do that.
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SD card - I had to buy one. It was recommended when I was buying the camera and that's when I realized the camera didn't come with one.
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Any speed SD card, but you should put in a class 6 and above, so it can keep up with the full HD and burst shots
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I would get a good SD card for video high quality. I found the charger cord for the battery very cumbersome so I bought a plug in charger, small you slip the battery in and very easy and when charged back to the video camera. I also bought a case much easier to carry and hold all you need
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In terms of SD cards mentioned below, I've had mine for 1 year and I've purchased only 1 using 4 cameras. I haven't used customer service.
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Buy the used one from Amazon Warehouse Deals. They are returns, but some or perfect, that is how I got mine, a lot cheaper, Mine is perfect. X5 is the best, has two card slots. It supports 128gb micro sd per slot.
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DVR+32Gb sd card for storage. You might want to consider other product if you want to save yourself from defective products, crappy support . Just sharing my experience on two cameras I purchased.
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I am using a 64GB SD card ( actually it's a micro-SD with an SD adaptor) and I can say its just the best. Take it on a long trip, go crazy on the pitcures without a care, bring it home and download them to your PC. Even at max resolution of 20MBPS, I am yet to use up anything close to 50% even taking videos.
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Class 6 micro sd card will work, a class 10 is too fast for it skips frames and class 4 has a few issues with being recognized fully. Class 6 cards are the best way to go
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Thanks for the info. I have decided on the 720 but am now confused on the memory card debate. I have read/heard conflicting opinions on sd vs sdhc. I'm thinking an sd 2gb should do everything I need without memory card error risks. Any thoughts as to upgrading beyond?
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any high speed SD card....NOT TO EXCEED 2 GB CAMERA WON'T 'SEE' ANYTHING LARGER.
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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.
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What class type of sd are you using? It needs to be at least class 4 or better. The class is labeled on the card itself. The higher the number the better. Most likely it is the correct class unless you bought them at the swap meet or someting but check anyway. Other then that, the problem would be the camera. Just my opinion.
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you can go up to-8-gi-sd card. hope this helps. this is the best little mini cam I have ever owned. I have 3-ove them, they are the BEST. JR.
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Good morning, buy a micro-sd card 32 Gb and works perfect.Best regards,Pedro marquez
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John: I'm using a normal sd card, with 32 GB capacity. Try to buy a fast one. Regards, I hope this help
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64 gig class 10 sdxc is the best card you can use. They make bigger but dont know if the camera will work with it. This is what I have and it holds appx 8500 pictures or can take almost 9 hours of video. Get like two and you'll never need another one again.