If these are 4.7 GB, how can the recording time be only 2 hours? I easily get four plus hours from my Ridata ones.
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I can't answer this question because I have not been able to record on them. The DVD recorder says there is not enough space to record, and none of my burners can recognize or pick up that a DVD is inserted. I have tried different one including Roxio and nothing recognizes them. Other DVDs work with no problem but these have turned out to be no good for some reason or another.
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In my testing, 2 minutes of video used 41MB, so a 4GB card would hold ~200 minutes of video.
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No they're not mini disc and they have 120 minutes on them. No they're not double sided disc's. The disc can store up to a total of 4 gigabytes of memory.
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I only use the device in the highest quality mode. On this setting, the internal memory will give you ~47 hours of audio. With the 2G SD card, you get an additional 137 hours. That's a lot of interviews. The audio is very good at this setting. I've recorded music and voice and they both are impressive. The tiny speaker in the unit will make the audio sound not as full as if you were to plug in a set of headphones, but that is the typical limitation of the speaker.
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17mbs, but compressed it must be a bit over 2 mbps - so a type 4 or 6 sdhc should work. My calculations are 17mbps x 60 sec x 60 min. = 61+ GB (1 hr of recording). It is advertised that it take approx. 8GB to hold 1 hr (60 min.) of recording at FXP (17 mbps).
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With the free 4GB SD Card that comes with you can record 25 minutes in 5 minute increments.. I use an 8GB card and I get 40 minutes in 5 minute increments before it loops over itself. By looping over itself it will write over the oldest 5 minute increment and so on. The max SD card you can put in is 32GB which should give you 160 minutes, so you should be good for well over 2 hours. Be sure to buy a SD4/32GB Card. It must be an SD4. I use a Kingston SD4/8GB and will upgrade to a SD4/32GB soon.Correction: It should be SD4 or higher. I just bought a SDHC 32GB Class 10 and it works fine after a test drive. With the free 4GB SD Card that comes with you can record 25 minutes in 5 minute increments.. I use an 8GB card and I get 40 minutes in 5 minute increments before it loops over itself. By looping over itself it will write over the oldest 5 minute increment and so on. The max SD card you can put in is 32GB which should give you 160 minutes, so you should be good for well over 2 hours. Be sure to buy a SD4/32GB Card. It must be an SD4. I use a Kingston SD4/8GB and will upgrade to a SD4/32GB soon.Correction: It should be SD4 or higher. I just bought a SDHC 32GB Class 10 and it works... » Read More With the free 4GB SD Card that comes with you can record 25 minutes in 5 minute increments.. I use an 8GB card and I get 40 minutes in 5 minute increments before it loops over itself. By looping over itself it will write over the oldest 5 minute increment and so on. The max SD card you can put in is 32GB which should give you 160 minutes, so you should be good for well over 2 hours. Be sure to buy a SD4/32GB Card. It must be an SD4. I use a Kingston SD4/8GB and will upgrade to a SD4/32GB soon.Correction: It should be SD4 or higher. I just bought a SDHC 32GB Class 10 and it works fine after a test drive. « Show Less
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I never test my 32gb card. For 24 hours, it should be enough. I have a go pro to make high quality video.
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Actually, there's something in the manual about a video limit (NOT card limit) of 2GB (Video recording) at a time, but I am unclear about what happens then. Does one simply start recording again or is the max 2GB size just inaccurate; at that point. In any case, I don't think I'll be doing 2GB clips; without pause anyway, so no big deal.BTW, I like a 4GB (or bigger) SDHC (extreme III and reader) because I can take a bunch of pictures and still have room for video clips. I have extra 4GB cards not yet open.
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The manual only shows 8G, 16G and 32G in a storage capacity chart that shows how many minutes you can record, so I took this as meaning 32GB is the largest size you can use. I have a class 10 card and it works great. If you use a 32GB card in 1080p/30fps mode you will get 320 minutes of recording time.
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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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*sigh*It's called flash memory. The device couldn't be this small or have as good battery life with a hard drive. Perhaps they'll release a HDD model in the future, but most people only need 16-32GB at most.
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it doesent really matter they come 2gb all the way up to 64gb. just google memory stick and you can choose!
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Sam 2 GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16 GB SD Card makes the recording time. With 2GB card & normal setting I got about 45 mins.
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There are two different low settings.. One is 320x240 regular mode and that will last about 40 hours. The other is the super long record mode. That will work for aproximatly 30 days on a 32 GB card. -Nick at onlineenterprises888
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32 gb card each time 1280 x720p can record: 5.1-5.1 hours 1920 x1080p can record: 4.5-4.8 H hours
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You can get 2 hours of HD+ and 4 hours in HD. Both are HD 720p. And of course over 8 hours in VGA I've tried both HD settings and really didn't see much of a difference if any. Don't forget if you want more recording time than 2 hours you'll need a way to charge the battery or carry a spare.
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I did not answer your question properly, 30 minutes = 2 GB so a 32 GB should give 8 hours.....but it will auto stop at 30 min so it has to started every 30 min.