How many hours of gopro recording can a 64 GB hold? null

It really depends on what resolution you're recording on. For example when I'm recording in 1080p it shows I can record for approximately 8 hours. If you were to record in 4k you might get about 4 hours or less.

Depends on what Gopro you have. I have the Hero 3+ sliver Edition and recording at 1080-60 i get about 5 hrs and 30 mins. when on the other hand if you recording at 720-60 you get about 9 hrs.

If you are talking about 4k30 than it should hold slightly over 2 hours.

My estimate is about five hours, on typical video settings, but: You will need to change the battery about every 2 hours, and the estimate is dependent upon the video quality settings you have selected. At higher quality settings the file sizes also increase which uses more room on the card.

It shows more than 5 hours on my Gopro Hero3+ Silver using HD at wide video

The recording capacity of any card will depend on the data rate of the video you are recording. Please refer to this chart (calculation are based on the GoPro Hero4 Silver and a 64GB capacity microSD card): http://gopro.com/support/articles/hero4-silver-recording-time-in-each-video-setting

Depends on your fps rate. The battery will run out before you fill the card.

It all depends on what resolution and how many FPS you are recording at. Check out GoPro's website for a chart of approximate recording times.

It depends on the resolution setting on the camera. Higher resolution will hold less footage.

That really depends on what format you plan on recording in. in the highest definition probably around 3-5 hours but that doesn't matter you battery will probably die before the - _-

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It really depends on what resolution you're recording on. For example when I'm recording in 1080p it shows I can record for approximately 8 hours. If you were to record in 4k you might get about 4 hours or less.
Answered by PSGamer 11 years ago
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Depends on what Gopro you have. I have the Hero 3+ sliver Edition and recording at 1080-60 i get about 5 hrs and 30 mins. when on the other hand if you recording at 720-60 you get about 9 hrs.
Answered by Gopromaniac 11 years ago
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If you are talking about 4k30 than it should hold slightly over 2 hours.
Answered by Jcain 11 years ago
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My estimate is about five hours, on typical video settings, but: You will need to change the battery about every 2 hours, and the estimate is dependent upon the video quality settings you have selected. At higher quality settings the file sizes also increase which uses more room on the card.
Answered by JohnBob 11 years ago
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About 4 hrs and a half
Answered by paudna 11 years ago
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It shows more than 5 hours on my Gopro Hero3+ Silver using HD at wide video
Answered by robertoeh 11 years ago
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The recording capacity of any card will depend on the data rate of the video you are recording. Please refer to this chart (calculation are based on the GoPro Hero4 Silver and a 64GB capacity microSD card): http://gopro.com/support/articles/hero4-silver-recording-time-in-each-video-setting
Answered by MichaelJ 11 years ago
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Depends on your fps rate. The battery will run out before you fill the card.
Answered by electric 11 years ago
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It all depends on what resolution and how many FPS you are recording at. Check out GoPro's website for a chart of approximate recording times.
Answered by Squawk7700 11 years ago
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It depends on the resolution setting on the camera. Higher resolution will hold less footage.
Answered by MacM1 11 years ago
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