Posted by Smarty on 01/12/13 11:53

4GB for 15 minutes does work out to 32GB for a two hour
movie.....essentially what HD-DVD and BluRay provide / claim. I seriously
doubt that the camera can either capture or record at this rate (35
Mbits/sec), but regardless, a 4 GB card should more than adequately hold 15
minutes of HD video.

Smarty


"doc" <doc@anywhere.com> wrote in message
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> really 4 GB sounds reasonable for about a quarter of an hour of video
> recording to you? not to me. we must have a different set of ecomics.
>
> drd
>
> "Rick Merrill" <rick0.merrill@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
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>> doc wrote:
>>
>>> wow at least the 4gb card is reasonable . . NOT!
>>>
>>> drd
>>>
>>> <fuzzieotter@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:1146362125.574241.232060@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>>>
>>>>You may have heard by now of the Sanyo VPC-HD1, a revolutionary new
>>>>camcorder that records in 720p to SD flash memory (up to 88 minutes in
>>>>HD using a 4GB card). It can also record in SD, shoots 5.1MP stills
>>>>(it can shoot stills at the same time your shooting video). You then
>>>>just plug the card into your computer, or plug the camcorder into your
>>>>computer via USB and it is recognized as a drive. Its so easy to copy
>>>>clips and pictures off the camcorder. So much easier than dealing with
>>>>tape! It can also act as a webcam with certain software. It has a
>>>>gorgeous flip-out OLED screen and tons of features. It's tiny too.
>>>>Here are some links.
>>>>Get it at: http://www.dvnation.com/hd1.html
>>>>See pictures and video taken with the cam at
>>>>http://www.dvnation.com/hd1pics.html .
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> 4GB card for $129 - sounds damn reasonable to me! Get two.
>>
>> What I want to know is how fast can it offload to a computer???
>>
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