[POLL] SD Card (Local Storage) Experience

[peepeep]

Has anyone *actually* had a problem with cards > 32 gb?

I’ve read through archives, and seen the discussions about non-support of >32gb sdhc Has anyone actually had an issue from using a 64gb or 128gb card that wasn’t related to coming in a different format? The resounding absence of such reports makes me wonder , , , Although I am being cautious, having been burned: I had a nice camera in 2006, a couple of years old. It was the last camera built by the maker (olympus?) which then returned to just making lenses, with 10x optical zoom. I’d also…

V3 SD Card Memory Usage

Is there any way to determine how much of the SD card memory has been used? Just recording 12 sec snippets and I’m aware that once the card gets filled it will overwrite older records, but I’d like to know how much memory has been used or how many records have been recorded.

SD Card Totally Corrupted

What is up with this? What would cause it? I’ve lost footage that I needed. Is it the cam or the card? [image]

@TechnoMonk

For people reading this thread, FYI, a corrupted SD Card can lead to a camera not booting and therefore not connecting to WiFi.

@carverofchoice

7. SD card: Do you have one? Is it set to Events only (that’s why it probably didn’t record while they were in the car as mentioned in the above points) or is it set on continuous recording? If it is set to continuous recording, it probably did record them inside of the car, but it won’t show this in the “Events” tab. Instead, what you will want to do, is go back to the first event of them breaking into your car. Now at the bottom of that video recording there should be an icon labeled “Playback” and if you click on that, then it will take you to the SD card recording (instead of just the cloud recording) in the exact spot you want to look at, and there you will be able to watch the ENTIRE break-in, including while they were inside your car. I’m hoping that is the case for you and that this solves your issue. You can also access the SD card recordings by going to the live stream area of the camera click “View Playback” at the bottom, then navigating to the correct date and time to find the video you’re looking for.