Jumping video

[Blackmustang50]

My video recordings tend to freeze briefly and jump a little bit. Is there a different setting that my camera needs to be on or is my sd card they provided me too slow?

 

[Eagle's Eye Video]

If you are using the 16GB microSD card that came with the H, yes it is too slow... You want a Class 10, U3 card with a write speed that is 80 MBs or better.

 

[Blackmustang50]

Thank you eagle's eye.

 

[rdonson]

A favorite microSD card

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[Blackmustang50]

Rdonson
Do I need to do anything special with the 64gb sd card or just switch them out?

 

[rdonson]

Just put the U3/V30 card in the camera. It can be 16GB, 32GB or 64GB, your choice

 

[Steve Carr]

My video recordings tend to freeze briefly and jump a little bit. Is there a different setting that my camera needs to be on or is my sd card they provided me too slow?

Just to clarify..........you are copying the video from the sd card to your computer to view it?
The jumping or hesitation could also be from the computer if you are viewing high resolution video.

 

[jvawter]

My video recordings tend to freeze briefly and jump a little bit. Is there a different setting that my camera needs to be on or is my sd card they provided me too slow?

I'm using fast SD cards and still see the hesitation on playback. I played the video using VLC and didn't get the pauses. Part of the issues I've had with pauses has also been due to background tasks on the playback device. Sometimes these things are hard to track down. I transferred video to a USB stick and plugged it into my Roku for playback had had no pause issues. HD is rather demanding of the hardware.

 

[Steve Carr]

Might try MPC-HC player. It's a very good video viewer and loads more quickly than VLC.