Description says it records in 720p but SanDisk says it records in full HD 1080p. Also, I'm assuming this is compatible with the S5?
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My S5 works very well with this SanDisk card, it can handle both 720 & 1080 formats just fine. If you record in just 720, then you will have more space for other files as 720 takes less space than 1080... that's all.
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It will store whatever video resolution your camera is capable of resolving.
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Max is 1080p for capture. I've never used the device for output except to test it, and the PRO REZ 720P file I used was fine.
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Im sure, I have gs3. What I do know from research n experience is better to stick with samsung chips like u are, seems to be compatibility issues with sandisk, ive heard. I put my max which is 64g in my phone I have entire itunes library 3000+ always with me with tons of rm for video pics. Glad I did that. Goodluck. Chip is fast on transfer too
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Mine has a video out, but I haven't used it, so I can't confirm the quality (I usually take the micro-sd out to transfer files if there's any I want to save or review). Per my experience with the rest of the unit, there's no reason to expect it wouldn't work fine, though.
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I can't comment on the Sandisk but I have the 128GB Lexar in the GoPro 4 Black and seems to run fine for 4k 30fps and 1080p 120fps. No problems so far. However, data transfers over the Lexar USB adapter on USB 3 run @ 58mb/s, so I was expecting a little faster e.g. the advertised 95mb/s. Definitely using USB 3.0 combined with a 550mb/s read/write SSD and i7 so no bottleneck. 58mb/s is fast enough though!
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So that's why I can't find it! Hmmmm. I had it on my SD1000 and it was a fun feature. So, the SD780 has it? I hate to spend $44 more if there aren't any other significant upgraded features. I know there is HD video. I'll have to rethink this! :)
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It will receive OTA HD programs BUT it records in Standard Definition.I see that Kevin has also answered. The reason it records in SD is due to the industry demand and copyright restrictions that consumers NOT be able to have portable HD recordings of broadcast/Satellite/Blu-ray, etc media..You'll notice that some of the other reviews say "can't wait for HD recording" - that's not going to happen under the current U.S. copyright laws.
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Is yours only recording a single 3 minute clip/frame/segment or a number of them? Check your settings. I have mine set for 5 minute frames/segments etc. It records continuously for several hours (32GB) but when I down load the card the entire recording is appears in 5 minute segments. Makes it easier to find a spot in the journey. ??????
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Hello, Tony. The S5's Micro SD card slot supports up to 64GB of added storage. This is helpful for storing photos, music and hopefully storing the 4k video that the Galaxy S5 is capable of shooting. So, yes. This card is fine. Keep in mind though that Samsung and Google (Android), updated the OS to KitKat and there are new found issues with utilizing the SD card the way we are so accustomed to. You should read the forums on KITKAT and SD cards. You will understand what I am trying to convey here. Cheers!
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I bought two of these cameras and they recorded in 5 minute intervals. In other words, they recorded five minutes, closed the file, and continued with another file. I tried different SD cards to see if that was the cause. I tried 16 Gb and 4 GB cards to see if the card mattered. I preferred a camera that would record a file continuously, so I did not investigate further.
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Thank you Michael for your very helpful detailed response. Good to know in what settings to use which recording mode. I plan to keep it mainly on 1080p as you, unless filming an event with quick moving images such as a sports match in which case I'll switch to 720p @ 60fpm. Thanks again for your input :)
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I have not seen anything official yet. Hubsan's site still doesn't show the new model even. I am currently using a Sandisk Ultra Micro SDHC 16GB card and have had no issues.
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if i am understanding this right, it records to a micro SD. but i wouldnt buy this item, as it is very cheap. .
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According to the manual, and other descriptions I've researched of the camera, if the the external recorder is connected through HDMI it will be capable of recording 1080 60p. However, the camera sensor will only put out 8-bit 4:2:2 with a recorder attached (it's 4:2:0 onto SD). From what I can gather, the recorder will record it as 10bit, but this will not actually increase the image quality from it's native 8 bit... It really just allows for there to be less jagging when manipulating the color in post. The extra information isn't actually there, it just cleans it up somewhat (sorry if that explanation is still confusing). I believe the HyperDeck allows you to connect with HDMI and SDI, so that gives you more recording options since the camera won't record 1080 60p through SDI. I'm considering getting one of those myself since each Atomos recorder comes with a different input (I got the Samurai).
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no, it only records 720p. maybe you can adjust the speed and quality of your recording when your looking at it through your computer. just like when you view a recording on YouTube, and adjust the speed or quality of what you want to look at.
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I don't use my phone to record alot of video. I especially don't record in 4k video resolution.... but I haven't had issues recording in 1080p resolution... please note that my videos do not exeed 20mins.
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Hello there, just as a bottom line comment the Nokia C06-01 that actually records 720p video comes with a class 4 micro SDHC. Apparantly that would face with mostly every app and need of a smartphone.