Why does the video picture jump every few seconds?
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Try with and without the image stabilization to see if that makes a difference. Also try at lower resolution. I just did "Fast 720P" with a clear picture, I also had record when moving so it only never recorded more that 5 min at a time. I have not noticed that problem yet, but I have notice jumps(screen goes blank?). Could be the card. Make sure it is a class 10 card. I just upgraded to 64gig SanDisk Extreme and will see if it makes a difference.
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This is a tough question to answer with out more info. Could be as simple as a loose camera mount allowing the camera to vibrate as what ever the camera is mounted to hits bumps, or as hard to deal with as not having the proper video player for your computer. Could be processor for the computer just can't handle the large video file, this is the most common reason for the jump. When the computers processor cant handle the video it will some times just skip a few frames to get caught up. Shooting a lower resolution may help. If this is happing in Virb edit the video may be ok after video is rendered. Hope this helps
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This is a tough question to answer with out more info. Could be as simple as a loose camera mount allowing the camera to vibrate as what ever the camera is mounted to hits bumps, or as hard to deal with as not having the proper video player for your computer. Could be processor for the computer just can't handle the large video file, this is the most common reason for the jump. When the computers processor cant handle the video it will some times just skip a few frames to get caught up. Shooting a lower resolution may help. If this is happing in Virb edit the video may be ok after video is rendered.Hope this helps This is a tough question to answer with out more info. Could be as simple as a loose camera mount allowing the camera to vibrate as what ever the camera is mounted to hits bumps, or as hard to deal with as not having the proper video player for your computer. Could be processor for the computer just can't handle the large video file, this is the most common reason for the jump. When the computers processor cant handle the video it will some times just skip a few frames to get caught up. Shooting a lower resolution may help. If this is happing in Virb edit the video may be ok after video is... » Read More This is a tough question to answer with out more info. Could be as simple as a loose camera mount allowing the camera to vibrate as what ever the camera is mounted to hits bumps, or as hard to deal with as not having the proper video player for your computer. Could be processor for the computer just can't handle the large video file, this is the most common reason for the jump. When the computers processor cant handle the video it will some times just skip a few frames to get caught up. Shooting a lower resolution may help. If this is happing in Virb edit the video may be ok after video is rendered.Hope this helps « Show Less
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Thank you very much for your response. I was beginning to think I was the only one with this problem. Your explanation is probably correct. I have had two other digital cameras and neither had this problem. I doubt if much can be done about it...
1281712
Maybe the remotes have different frequency's? OR use the camera's self timer.
456969
I got the same one and it has the same problem it will take still shots but not any video.It might be a big in the software or a wire is loose some where in the camera.
1822105
Most likely it's due to the camera being to close to what you're whatching... If you move the camera a bit away, the flashy thing will stop...
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If you mean the video plays back on your computer with breaks and stutters then the response by "skip" is accurate. You can try plugging the camera into another PC, copying the files to its hard disk and playing the videos from the hard disk. Playing the videos directly from the camera (when you plug it in) may cause stuttering due to the speed of the USB transfer. Copy the files from the camera to your hard drive (e.g. C:) and play them from the hard drive.
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the stills have a taken on when you cursor the image. but the videos just have a length unless you go to properties then it has a created on etc.
2247764
Try turning off Motionflow for that input. From what I see on my KDL-46V5100, the Motionflow can be set differently for each input. We had problems while watching DirecTV via S-Video with Motionflow on. After turning it off, all is well. The SD picture from DirecTV and all my other SD sources is superior to what I saw on my large screen LCD Samsung.
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The only way I see this happening is if you have two monitors. If you only have the one monitor like me, You can switch from camera to camera in just seconds like i do. But i dont see it happening with the one monitor. I think this is the best camera system that they have to offer, because ive had nothing but problems with there other ones in the past. I also thought about buying another monitor.
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Yes. I have my system set to motion detection so that it doesn't record all the time. Be sure to check the recordings periodically so that the memory/hard drive doesn't fill up too quickly.
2156967
Never experienced such behaviour. I usually record video "handheld" or using a tripod.
1747124
My camera appears to do both, I see the option to change video modes from NTSC to something else, as I want mine in NTSC however I did not test it.
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That's because of the bit architecture of the memory card. Like computers, there is a limitation to how long a file can be. Once the file hits the size limit, the camera automatically starts a new file and continues. No worries though, not a single frame is skipped and you'd never know when the video is played. This is normal for most tapeless cameras.
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It appears that this is a software issue and not a hardware issue. Without knowing what webcam program you are using it is impossible to determine a solution.
2242620
It looks like your timer is on. Change to single frame shooting? You can also update the firmware in the camera if yours is not up to date.
2201546
I've noticed this as well. I wonder if it has something to do with the image stabilizer?
624576
I have found that there is a 2 - 5 second delay between shots, but I'm not sure how this compares with other cameras.