Can I record separate events and have them tie together into one video? For example, record Monday through Friday but only 8am-12pm each day and have
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This is tough to answer because they just released a firmware update that has a timer. You should try contacting Brinno to see if this will work with the new timer feature.
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Yes, you can. A tip - make sure if you are combining two recorded shows to the same DVD they must be recorded at the same speed, i.e. only SLP recorded shows can be combined on the same DVD later. Otherwise shows that are recorded at different speeds will each need their own DVD.
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Two shows but if you record two you won't be able to watch another (third) show. You can record two shows and watch a previous recorded show while the two are recording.
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Like all camera's it has the creation date and time in the file properties of your video's, however there's no visible time-stamp on the screen. Maybe it's in there as an option, but i personally wouldn't consider ruining my video's by doing this.
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Yes, you can use it with different software enabling it to do anything. It will also record 24/7 with the original software. Be advised you will always see a light on, green during the day and many red ones during the night. Additionally, you can have it always on; but only recording for motion or alarm (external trigger) to conserve storage space.
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Since video and audio cover the same event, the only problem in timing should be synchronizing them. I haven't needed to do that yet; but I think most video editors allow you to add sound tracks and synchronize them. Once you have a visual event that matches the beginning or end of an audio event - like somebody starting to talk - you can line them up, and then the whole files will be synchronized.
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There are different settings. I have mine set on 90 seconds, the maximum. After the 90 seconds if there is still motion another 90 seconds is recorded. It takes a minimal video program to splice them all together if need be.
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Yes you can. You have two separate inputs, and you can record either or both.
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Hi Alexander, the expected recording time would depend on the quality of videos you take. You can record on the highest quality for about 3 hours. Thanks_Mitch
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Yes, the PC software that comes with the camera does have schedule recording feature allowing it to record at a certain time(s) in certain days a week.
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You would need some sort of movie software to combine the clips. I have iMovie and Premier Elements, but there are various programs out there. Even Windows has one, I've never used it.
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No, recorded clips duration is fixed and cannot be changed, but you can stitch them together with movie maker in ms window. Quicktime needs additional video codes.
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Hi Mike G., Yes, you can combine the clips into one video. Please contact us at socialsupport@am.sony.com so we can assist you. Thanks. Mitch
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i don't believe you can do this.after searching i see there is a calender for events to set up and v-sync record mode with v-sync time.but i have never used this.
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You can watch a program in play-back while recording another. The power must be on to record. You have a selection of frequency such as daily or Mon-Fri.
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There is a six hour mode, but you lose quality at that level. I prefer to record at no more than three hours for videos I plan to keep and replay more than once.
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I think it requires a software program that handles video and allows you to separate each frame. I am in need of the same requirement.