How much duration in minutes 64 gb in 4k, thank you very much.
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I guess it kinda depends, but recently I've gotten a solid hour and a half of footage. Maybe a little more, maybe a little less.
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On the Panasonic GH4? 1 hour and 25 min! and 45 min in 1080p All-I! It works perfectly for both, no problems. Better than I ever expected
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Hi Jorge, It really depends on the camera you are using. I am going to assume it's a GH4 since you are looking at this SD card. I am able to get a little over an hour with my GH4 in the 16:9 24p 4K mode. I hope that is helpful.
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In "layman's terms," how much time does 32GB provide in recordings? (hours? minutes?)
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I've been reading so many reviews and can't remember where I saw the recommendation to use a '32 GB Card' for best or extended video usage. Anybody know what's best? Thanx!
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I´m not sure it can be changed, but I left it shooting the whole night and it cut into 7 files each aproximately 4.165.000 KB. The longer one I took had 01:07:44. Hope It helps.
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Recording time with internal (8g) memory is 45 min at Highest Quality to 1 hr. 50 min at standard HQ. 64 gb card should be 8 times the above.
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They are standard 4.7 GB but the minutes will depend on the file format. I use AVCHD Hi Def which takes a lot of room and I think I get about 45 minutes or one kids hockey game. If I lower it to standard def I can fit much more. If I download DVD movies I can fit two or three so that could be 4 hours or more, again depending upon the file format.
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Hey Katrina: I wish that I could answer that for you but I can't, because I use a 16g sd card and I'm constantly reviewing and deleting recorded footage so I really don't know. I'm sorry :-(
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Not sure what the question really is. I'll assume: "What is the maximum recording time?" At the highest bitrate setting, you will chew through cards at the rate of about 27gb / hour. You also have the relay recording feature, so the two card slots in relay with 64gb cards gets you nearly 5 hours at the highest bitrate. Of course, you can always get more by trading down on the bitrate. Not sure if that was your question, though.
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Hi friend,I shoot a hd video from my camera. which is 1080p full hd video and it was about 17 mins length. It was pretty good and i feel a good about the quality of the video. If any doubt, pls. specify.Thank you.
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I get about two hours of video. I am using a 64gig SD. I could get more video but the two hour mark is the max run time on a full charge!
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actually there are size limits. only up to 29mins in HD and 80mins in the other two video modes
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Depends on the quality/rate of the video or your recorder's settings. You can fit 297 minutes (5hrs) on a 4.2Gb DVD at a 2mb per second speed. It is mainly up to your DVD writing software and the settings you choose for it. Most DVD's from movie studios are from 4-8Mb per second, 8Mb gives your 74 minutes of time, and 4Mbs 148 minutes. The quality of the video is naturally better at the higher rate, but you can't "add" quality or clarity simply by increasing it's rate, it may have the opposite effect in extreme cases.
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for me, a 3 minute clip at 1080p takes about 340 MB of space so you're looking at around 4.5 hours of video with 32 GB of storage before it starts recording over the oldest file.
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16x9 actual will give you a little more time for the HD 2 gigabyte limit but it's still limited. Again if you reduce resolution you will get a hudge boost in recording time. The file size limit is the OS limitation not the cameras. I suppose if they went with a linux platform they could have longer continuous recording with bigger files. Again unless you are recording a non stop production like A LONG PLAY you'll normally not run into the file size limit. Each time you stop and start a new recording a new file is created and the limit restarts. So you could have 10 - 600 meg files on a 8 gig card and still have space for morve videos. 16x9 actual will give you a little more time for the HD 2 gigabyte limit but it's still limited. Again if you reduce resolution you will get a hudge boost in recording time. The file size limit is the OS limitation not the cameras. I suppose if they went with a linux platform they could have longer continuous recording with bigger files. Again unless you are recording a non stop production like A LONG PLAY you'll normally not run into the file size limit. Each time you stop and start a new recording a new file is created and the limit restarts. So you could have 10 - 600 meg files on a 8... » Read More 16x9 actual will give you a little more time for the HD 2 gigabyte limit but it's still limited. Again if you reduce resolution you will get a hudge boost in recording time. The file size limit is the OS limitation not the cameras. I suppose if they went with a linux platform they could have longer continuous recording with bigger files. Again unless you are recording a non stop production like A LONG PLAY you'll normally not run into the file size limit. Each time you stop and start a new recording a new file is created and the limit restarts. So you could have 10 - 600 meg files on a 8 gig card and still have space for morve videos. « Show Less
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That depends on the size of SD card you get. I use a 32gb SD card and I get about 4 hours of 1080 video. As far as for the erasing of the memory card, you'll have to do that yourself.
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Aloha Manny! I have successfully used a 128GB SD Card with about 16 hours of video.
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I have a 32 GB card in there now. It holds about 6 hours of full HD video. I don't know what the maximum is.