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Video Recording
When the main unit is turned on, the camera turns on and video recording starts
([Auto Start Recording]). When video is not being recorded, tap the Camera
button to activate the camera, then press and hold the Camera button for 1
second to start video recording.
The green LED will flash and you will hear a voice prompt, "Recording". Press
and hold the Camera Button for 1 second to stop recording. You will hear a voice
prompt, "Recording stopped".
Below is a table of approximate video recording times to microSD card size in
specific resolutions and frame rates.
Video Resolution
16GB
2160P/30fps
33 min
1440P/30fps
1 h 05 min
1080P/60fps
1 h 24 min
1080P/30fps
1 h 52 min
NOTE
• microSD cards up to 128GB are compatible. Using a U3 microSD card is suggested. Your
microSD card needs to be formatted using the camera.
• The camera gives a warning and automatically stops recording when the microSD card
is full or the battery becomes low.
• The maximum size per video is limited to 4GB. Therefore, when the video reaches the
4GB size limit during recording, it saves and creates a new video to continue recording.
• When recording video, video files with two resolutions (the resolution set under [Video
Resolution] and "576×320") are recorded.
32GB
64GB
128GB
1 h 07 min
2 h 15 min
4 h 30 min
2 h 11 min
4 h 25 min
8 h 52 min
2 h 51 min
5 h 44 min
11 h 31 min
3 h 47 min
7 h 38 min
15 h 20 min
Video Mode (Default: Normal Recording Mode)
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Timelapse Video Mode
Timelapse video records series of photos at timed intervals and makes it into a video.
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Loop Recording Mode
Loop Recording mode continuously records videos to create footages of assigned
length of time (3 minutes). If the memory reaches maximum, then the oldest
footage will be deleted to store the most recent footage.
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