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headcam

surly joe · 2013-03-20 11:11:28

I bought a little head cam for fishing and car stuff.The first couple of test videos were fine but in the first outdoor video, the picture is breaking up every couple of seconds.I tried another indoors after this, and it's not great either. Any ideas what would cause this? I'm not great with tech stuff. Ta.

20-03-2013 11:11am

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surly joe

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I bought a little head cam for fishing and car stuff.The first couple of test videos were fine but in the first outdoor video, the picture is breaking up every couple of seconds.I tried another indoors after this, and it's not great either.
Any ideas what would cause this?
I'm not great with tech stuff.
Ta.

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#2 21-03-2013 8:39pm

mrtom

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Could be the class of SD memory card your using.
Depending on resolution of your cam, (HD-SD) you can experience "frame drop" if card rating is too low.
Use a Class 6 sd card.

So, your not great with tech stuff; relax its written on the SD card!

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