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This depends upon several factors. First, the resolution of the video. Higher definition video requires more memory for the same length of recording. Second the number of files stored in the root. Depending upon the operating system used, there can be a finite limit to the number of files allowed in the root (lowest level) folder of the card's memory. If you have many short videos (i.e. small files), they may exhaust the capacity of the root folder's directory entries long before the card runs out of memory. To combat this, create folders in which to store videos. It is better for organization as well. Hope that this helped.

That depends on the quality of the video. Expect at least a handful of hours - at 10 mbps, you're looking at around 7 hours, for example.

Obviously, this question requires more information to be answered correctly. Based on the quality of the video and the fps rate, you can dramatically change how many hours of video you can get. I use mine at 1080p 24fps and I can get over 2 hrs of quality video. I haven't had a need to record longer than that, so I'm not sure what the upper limit is. But at 780p or even 15fps, you could easily double that.

That will depend on the resolution and format settings of your camera. The default settings of my Sony HDR-CX405 store two versions of each video at HD resolution which is probably about 3 hours of video storage. The camera also takes still photos and that will reduce the video storage.

Storage time is based on the resolution and frame / bit rate of the video you are shooting and will vary between cameras. You can store more 720p than 1080p. Check your manual, but if it is a small consumer camera or phone, probably 5 to 10 hours of record time.

It holds right around 4hrs of HD video on my GoPro Hero 4 Black.

You need to be more specific regarding your type of camera and what data rates it is capable of recording. Different cameras have different recording rates. This card could hold from 2 to 8+ hours depending on the camera.

roughly about 4 hours of intermittent usage and also if using HD feature.

It depends on what you use it for. It could hold a few hours of video or a few thousand pictures.

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This depends upon several factors. First, the resolution of the video. Higher definition video requires more memory for the same length of recording. Second the number of files stored in the root. Depending upon the operating system used, there can be a finite limit to the number of files allowed in the root (lowest level) folder of the card's memory. If you have many short videos (i.e. small files), they may exhaust the capacity of the root folder's directory entries long before the card runs out of memory. To combat this, create folders in which to store videos. It is better for organization as well. Hope that this helped.
Answered by JMax 10 years ago
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That depends on the quality of the video. Expect at least a handful of hours - at 10 mbps, you're looking at around 7 hours, for example.
Answered by Xirtam 10 years ago
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Obviously, this question requires more information to be answered correctly. Based on the quality of the video and the fps rate, you can dramatically change how many hours of video you can get. I use mine at 1080p 24fps and I can get over 2 hrs of quality video. I haven't had a need to record longer than that, so I'm not sure what the upper limit is. But at 780p or even 15fps, you could easily double that.
Answered by xb12Mel 10 years ago
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That will depend on the resolution and format settings of your camera. The default settings of my Sony HDR-CX405 store two versions of each video at HD resolution which is probably about 3 hours of video storage. The camera also takes still photos and that will reduce the video storage.
Answered by Bill 10 years ago
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Storage time is based on the resolution and frame / bit rate of the video you are shooting and will vary between cameras. You can store more 720p than 1080p. Check your manual, but if it is a small consumer camera or phone, probably 5 to 10 hours of record time.
Answered by Kiwi 10 years ago
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2 hrs
Answered by izabelsdad 10 years ago
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It holds right around 4hrs of HD video on my GoPro Hero 4 Black.
Answered by Inspectormandan 10 years ago
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You need to be more specific regarding your type of camera and what data rates it is capable of recording. Different cameras have different recording rates. This card could hold from 2 to 8+ hours depending on the camera.
Answered by TMElite 10 years ago
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roughly about 4 hours of intermittent usage and also if using HD feature.
Answered by JonNoel 10 years ago
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It depends on what you use it for. It could hold a few hours of video or a few thousand pictures.
Answered by BestBuyMomma 10 years ago
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