“How many hours of straight recording can I get on 128GB?”

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• Bout 8 hrs of high def

  Answered by Mike 8 years ago

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• It all depends Parameters (excluding audio) that determines size of video are, 1. Dimensions (Height x Width) - the larger you want to export, the more memory you have to sacrifice 2. Color depth - the more the depth the larger the size of video, for 16bits/color it will be lesser than that of 64bits/color 3. Frame rate - a higher frame rate allows smoother object transition but produces larger output file size 4. Key Frame - increases this value this will decrease the output file size. 5. Length (duration of video) - directly proportional to the size 6. Quality - as usual has the direct impact on the size.

  Answered by Max319 7 years ago

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• That depends on the type of file you are using to compress with

  Answered by SR118 8 years ago

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• The record time length will vary depending on the resolution of the video and the compression codec being used.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago

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