Hi. I own this dash cam but just wondering if anybody was able to use a 64 GB micro SD card with it... Im currently using a 32GB. I rather use a 64 GB card. If I cant, I wont bother spending the money. I used a Gopro for awhile now and it turned out to...
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I don't know if it will support a 64 GB or not. I use a 32 and it will hold a lot of data. maybe buy 2-- 32 GB and inter change?
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Hi I am not a Nikon user, but here is a link for your cameras with approved cards https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17636/~/approved-memory-cards---d700 it says you could use up to 64GB as long you have the latest camera firmware ( I am sure you will find a link on the Nikon site how to check if you have the latest firmware and on how to install the latest firmware.
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hello, as far as the memory card goes, it stops recording when full. with a 32gig card, I got about 5 hours of recording time. I just erase the card once a week on my laptop. when the card gets full it tells you. the menu is quite tempermental as formatting the card while in the dashcam is a pain.
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The record time depends on a lot of different things. Resolution, frame rate, size of the memory card and battery life. If you have the resolution and frame rate down, there should be enough time to fill a memory card. You can allow the GoPro+ to loop your footage if you are using it as a dash cam so that you dont have to go in and delete your old footage. It will record over the oldest footage. You can get a car adapter or use the wall adapter for the USB cord and use a power inverter to plug your GoPro in and charge. You will need to use the skeleton housing that comes as a secondary housing with each GoPro + to have the camera plugged in and mounted to your dash at the same time. Hope this helps. If using it for a dash cam i suggest getting a 64 GB micro SD card and the car charger adapter. You can use the flat adhesive mount on your dash or get the suction cup mount as an accessory if you don't want to permanently have a mount on your dashboard.
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The maximum microSD card in ALL D-Link cameras is 32GB right now. That's straight from the manufacturer by way of D-Link's PR firm. I'm a writer for a local magazine and tried a 64GB card with no success. Contacted my rep at the agency and he just found out last week that it is 32GB. Had to return my 64GB I purchased.
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you can allocate how much space is available for event, motion detection and normal recording in the settings. I had an 8gb card which got filled completely, I just installed a 32gb a month ago and there is still room available. I will continue to monitor if the camera can use all of it.
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Sorry that I haven't responded to your request . Well the camera is ok but it has a lot of problems and one of the problems is that some of the footage can't play on your computer. I had that problem and decided to get a better dash camera so I bought CR500HD. it is expensive but it really does the job well.
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I have one of the first builds off the line which is the 4gB model. As I want to use it as a portable recording machine I needed more space, so I picked up an 8 gB SDHC card fo $40 Can/US. I originally used a 2 gB thumb drive, but that fills up when recording hours of audio at 44 khz/16 bit. Also, I like the card as its like a mini-hardrive - it doesn't stick out of the side like a thumb drive.Not sure how much the 8gB model is compared to the 4Gb.. but with expandable memory so cheap..
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Odd, I hav teh 2GB SanDisk Micro SD and cannot get my t-mobile dash to recognize it. I know the card is good because it works with my computer, but I cannot get it to work in the dash..have any tricks gustavo?
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I have been told to stay away from 64 gb cards I had a sandisk 64gb and I returned it, nothing but trouble then I bought a samsung 32 gb and it works great! If you have a mac I'd stick with 32gb cards. Btw I have a go pro hero 4 black and shoot in 4K
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Well, it really depends on what you plan on doing with this camera. I always buy the card with the most memory and within my budget, so it's between a 32GB or a 64GB microHCSD card w/ a SD adapter. So far I'm very pleased with the Samsung and Transcend cards that I've bought for it. I think you would be too. Amazon is known for their lightning deals, and I managed to snag a 64GB card for 25 USD.
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I have a 16GB card i bought from Amazon in there - i use the SanDisk mini-SD card and i also got the adapter so that i can put it into a card reader and pull out the photos. You can also just pull the photos directly from the camera, of course, too. I love this camera! Definitely buy it! The Live Panorama feature is worth the purchase alone!
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I have one of the first builds off the line which is the 4gB model. As I want to use it as a portable recording machine I needed more space, so I picked up an 8 gB SDHC card fo $40 Can/US. I originally used a 2 gB thumb drive, but that fills up when recording hours of audio at 44 khz/16 bit. Also, I like the card as its like a mini-hardrive - it doesn't stick out of the side like a thumb drive. Not sure how much the 8gB model is compared to the 4Gb.. but with expandable memory so cheap..
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I successfully used 64MB and 256MB xD cards with this camera. Not sure about the maximum capacity but the 256MB worked very well for me.
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thank you all for your support, and solve the problem to change the micro sd to bring the camera as this comes with a 4gb memory class 4 and replace with one of class 10 16gb and solved, now the video is 10 minutes during continuous recording of each file, thanks to all but the dealer that i do not solve anything
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I have the 32gb which is recommended from the GoPro site. This is what I copied right off the GoPro site for the 64gb: *SanDisk Extreme 64GB microSDXC (SDSDQXL-064G)
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I have a 32GB card, so far I have not had any problems. However, I only have the camera a little over a month. In my previous camera I had 1 and 2GB cards and they never failed me.