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I have never used the PDR and now would like to try it - which SD card do I need to purchase? any suggestions - with staying home would order on Amazon
thanks
I have several that I used with my Go Pro and continue to use in my PDR. Page 146 of the Owners manual: To begin, insert a FAT32 formatted SD card, Class 10 required, 8, 16, or 32 GB recommended, into the glove box SD card reader". BTW 32 GB holds a lot of video and data!
Last edited by PaConehead; 03-22-2020 at 09:50 PM.
I have several that I used with my Go Pro and continue to use in my PDR. Page 146 of the Owners manual: To begin, insert a FAT32 formatted SD card, Class 10 required, 8, 16, or 32 GB recommended, into the glove box SD card reader". BTW 32 GB holds a lot of video and data!
I saw that but was is the FAT32 ? that threw me off. is that just a regular SD Card?
I have never used the PDR and now would like to try it - which SD card do I need to purchase? any suggestions - with staying home would order on Amazon
thanks
I bought a 32GB @ Walmart Supercenter near me. It was $7.66, plus sales tax. It has like 765 minutes of recording capacity. I flip it on every time at startup. Never know when it's recording log will save your a** legally.
I have several that I used with my Go Pro and continue to use in my PDR. Page 146 of the Owners manual: To begin, insert a FAT32 formatted SD card, Class 10 required, 8, 16, or 32 GB recommended, into the glove box SD card reader". BTW 32 GB holds a lot of video and data!
question, will the PDR override the recordings on the SD card after it's full?
Also note that due to file size limits, recording will stop after about 90 minutes. No alert when this happens, so just stop and start recording every 90 min or less on a road trip.
It is a tedious process to delete the files while the card is in the car. It is much quicker to remove the card, put it in a computer, and mass delete the files.
I would be pleased to learn there is a mass delete function included in the PDR software of which I am unaware.
It is a tedious process to delete the files while the card is in the car. It is much quicker to remove the card, put it in a computer, and mass delete the files.
I would be pleased to learn there is a mass delete function included in the PDR software of which I am unaware.
that’s how I do it. That way, I can save any that I like to my PC at the same time.
03-22-2020, 08:39 PM
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