How much time in HD video will this hold?
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This is a NO BRAINER......... If you look at the size of the video file ??? then play the video ????? you can figure this out....example.....video size is 40gb ----- play time is 100 min... 40/100=.4gb per min ... so 4gb = 10 min... Got it????
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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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The hardware, SD card size, and particular settings will determine record time. As a quick and dirty rule of thumb for 1080p, I use 10 minutes per GB of card size. Actual mileage will vary.
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I use the gh4 for 4k recordings so it's fast enough for hd ass well.The card is very fast and can hold 2:30 hours of hd in the gh4.
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This is color camera, and if you use 32 GB, it will last at least 72 hours. Enjoy :)
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If you have 8 GB Memory Card, and Image Quality set as FHD: 29 min. 37 sec; or set as HD get 42 min. 09 sec; or set as VGA get 1 hr. 28 min. 53 sec. If you have a 32 GB Memory Card and Image Quality set at FHD=1 hr. 59 min. 41 sec; or set at HD= 2 hr. 50 min. 17 sec; or set at VGA= 5hr. 59 min. 05 sec
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In "layman's terms," how much time does 32GB provide in recordings? (hours? minutes?)
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Hi friend,I shoot a hd video from my camera. which is 1080p full hd video and it was about 17 mins length. It was pretty good and i feel a good about the quality of the video. If any doubt, pls. specify.Thank you.
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This is dependent on the video card solution you have. The integrated graphics can handle this resolution depending on the games you are playing (newer games, you will need to drop the settings). If you are referring to HD video playback then yes it will be fine. To be honest you are better of with a good independent video card solution (Nvidia or AMD).
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for me, a 3 minute clip at 1080p takes about 340 MB of space so you're looking at around 4.5 hours of video with 32 GB of storage before it starts recording over the oldest file.
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It depends on the memory card size, 64GB can have max 192 hours continuous video (low frame rate) or 48 hours (high frame rate). For battery operation, around 8 to 10 hours.
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Aloha Manny! I have successfully used a 128GB SD Card with about 16 hours of video.
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I'm not sure I understant the question, if you are asking if the unit will opperate for a 1 hour presentation the answer is yes. I use it for several differant types of presentations, some last as long at 2 1/2 hours, some as short at 15 min. I have used to to show outdoor movies as well. The only problem is, you can't run MS programs with out the computer, movies and videos will run on a memory stick.
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Since PNY doesn't specify the assumed bitrate, the 7hrs figure is rather useless. By the way, the latest version of this 64GB card that Amazon now ships out says "14.5 hours of HD Video". But again, the actual time will depend on the bitrate that your device is using. If you divide the card's capacity by 14.5 hours, you get an average bitrate of about 9 megabits per second. If your device records at higher bitrate than this, then you'll obviously have less recording time on this card.
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I don't use it for video, but listning to MP3's, I get a lot of hours, I would imagine at least 8 if not more, I've never really timed it. I've been very happy with how long it lasts.
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I would suggest using 8GB or more. The HD video will eat up space. I chose a memory card that had a high data transfer rate - 50MB/s. PNY High Performance 32GB card to be exact. Paid less than 26 dollars for it.
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Ingrid, I have a quad core with 4Gb of RAM and a 512Mb video card. I also have a 500Gb internal hard drive which is filling-up (little over a year's worth of video - gonna need to add 1Tb). I just got the Sony SR12 and LOVE IT! My computer can handle the editing - it's a little slow but not impossible - I'm using Pinnacle Studio 12 (Ulitmate version)software - VERY easy to use - and I'm burning DVDs and Blu-rays with it. You'll want a quad core computer for rendering - the software uses ALL FOUR cpus while processing HD material. I coudn't be more pleased with the computer, software and video camera combination. Editing (clippping, cut&paste clips, etc) could be a little faster, but when using native 1920x1080i resolution, expect a little slow-down when compared to SD (non HD) footage. Rendering times will be much longer for HD than SD - but go do something else for 4-6 hours while the computer crunches your 1 hour video. Then be totally amazed at the Blu-Ray (or regular DVD using AVCHD format) disc playing on your Blu-Ray player on your HD TV. WOW ! That is the way of the future - many say the future is NOW. Hope this helps. Tony PS...If you really shop smart, you could get all the hardware and software I mention above (not including the SR12 or extra 1Tb hard drive) for around $1,250 or so - INCLUDING a Blu-Ray burner for your new Quad Core PC and Blu-Ray player for your HD TV - NOT including the TV of course. That price includes the Pinnacle software too!