How many minutes of video recording will this hold? null

According to a website it's about 70 hours. http://support.titathink.com/knowledge-base/how-much-time-can-you-record-and-store-on-the-128gb-card/

For my new Canon HF R700 it can record 233 minutes at its default mp4 settings. Not sure about AVCHD.

We use it in our HandiCam for the run time of the battery and then dump it. Our run time is usually around 90 minutes so I would say your safe with 90 minutes at a minimum. Hope this helps.

This depends on the resolution of your video, and your camera. Most HDSLRs can only record 30 minutes, then you have to restart it. Of course you record for a long time if shooting for Youtube at 720p. If you are creating 4K video, that is a very different story. Check with your owners manual. You should be fine for a couple hours of video, minimum.

all depends on you camera size and how of a quality picture you want like standard definition or hi definition or 4k quality.

The video recording time depends on the format and quality of the recording.

"How much" depends on several factors. Brand of recording equipment, its resolution, frame size, and transfer speed of camera and memory card. If I start giving examples, they would be really specific and a lot to take in.

depends on the compression method. and encoding that is used, but about 128gbs worth.

It depends on the file format and size you will be filming at. 4K will be less minutes, 1080 will be a little bit more and 720 will be a long time. My 32GB gives me about 40 minutes in 4K on my GoPro and about an hour and 30 minutes in 1080p

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Answered by DannyDash 9 years ago
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According to a website it's about 70 hours. http://support.titathink.com/knowledge-base/how-much-time-can-you-record-and-store-on-the-128gb-card/
Answered by 808Capture 8 years ago
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For my new Canon HF R700 it can record 233 minutes at its default mp4 settings. Not sure about AVCHD.
Answered by Vegard 8 years ago
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We use it in our HandiCam for the run time of the battery and then dump it. Our run time is usually around 90 minutes so I would say your safe with 90 minutes at a minimum. Hope this helps.
Answered by N3wm4n 8 years ago
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This depends on the resolution of your video, and your camera. Most HDSLRs can only record 30 minutes, then you have to restart it. Of course you record for a long time if shooting for Youtube at 720p. If you are creating 4K video, that is a very different story. Check with your owners manual. You should be fine for a couple hours of video, minimum.
Answered by ProPhotog 9 years ago
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all depends on you camera size and how of a quality picture you want like standard definition or hi definition or 4k quality.
Answered by TURBOMON 9 years ago
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The video recording time depends on the format and quality of the recording.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago
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"How much" depends on several factors. Brand of recording equipment, its resolution, frame size, and transfer speed of camera and memory card. If I start giving examples, they would be really specific and a lot to take in.
Answered by Faithfulshopper 10 years ago
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depends on the compression method. and encoding that is used, but about 128gbs worth.
Answered by spunkenhimer 9 years ago
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It depends on the file format and size you will be filming at. 4K will be less minutes, 1080 will be a little bit more and 720 will be a long time. My 32GB gives me about 40 minutes in 4K on my GoPro and about an hour and 30 minutes in 1080p
Answered by BTown 9 years ago
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