Datavideo HDR-1 Instruction Manual page 49

6 Why is the HDR-1 still displaying
remaining capacity of 9XX MB
even after the 32G thumb drive is
full?
7 After the 32GB thumb drive is
full, you will be prompted that
the recommended edit time is 6
minutes upon file editing.
However, in fact, the file cannot
be edited.
8 What can the customer do if he
cannot find a thumb drive that
meets the recommended spec?
9 Will I see any power issue when I
use a removable hard disk?
10 If the customer happens to need
a thumb drive, what are the
recommended specifications?
This is because the recording format is
VBR and approximately 1GB of space
must be reserved as the recording buffer
so this is normal.
This is because the post-edit function
requires some free space to function,
thus it is normal that you cannot use the
post-edit function after the thumb drive
is full. The 6-minute recommended edit
time is the estimated time required for
post-editing. The length of
recommended edit time is related to the
size of the recorded file, and the bigger
the file, the longer the recommended
edit time.
The customer can buy a purely SD card
reader that also reads a Class 10 SD card.
Yes! This is because removable hard disks
made by different manufacturers have
different power consumptions and also,
the cables provided by those
manufacturers are different, there will
thus be power issues.
We recommend getting a thumb drive
with a write speed of 45 MB/sec or
above.
Technical Descriptions
1. The HDR-1 requires a sustaining write
speed of 10 MB/sec and most of the off-
the-shelf thumb drives are either not
labelled of the write speed or only
labelled with the read speed.
2. The HDR-1 only requires the thumb
drive to have a write speed of 10 MB/sec
but why does Datavideo recommend a
thumb drive with a write speed of 45
MB/sec?
This is because even the thumb drive is
labelled with the write speed but it
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