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file size problem on teknique cam
cashman_2
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bought 1 of those cheap 10 quid cameras from b & m last week, I leave it recording video to see how long I can get from it, when finished it has several videos recorded, it seems to stop after 3.99gb and start another file and so on until it runs out of battery.
I can play back the first video fine on wm player or any other player but the other files will not play.
I was hoping to just let it record into 1 big file for when out on bike or skiing.
any help would be appreciated.
memory card is 32gb sandisk ultra micro sd hc card.
camera is Teknique T67003
thanks
I can play back the first video fine on wm player or any other player but the other files will not play.
I was hoping to just let it record into 1 big file for when out on bike or skiing.
any help would be appreciated.
memory card is 32gb sandisk ultra micro sd hc card.
camera is Teknique T67003
thanks
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card is formatted in fat32 , max file size is 4g
will the machine read a card formatted in ntfs?0 -
Fat32 filesystem = 4GB max file size I would guess the headers are in the first file segment, so stop it after 3.5GB and restart ...just a guess0
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UK import restrictions make video cameras more expensive than stills and security cameras, one of the restrictions on cameras to come under the stills camera import bracket is files of less than 4GB.
My Canon DSLR will only take video files up to 4GB then it creates a new file, even with NTFS formatted cards.0
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