When I record a longer video to my SD card, it appears in two consecutive files. Why is this happening, and is there anyway to have it be recorded in one single file.
Would it still happen if I recorded it to the drone internal storage memory
Formatting the file system as ExFAT can’t help. FAT32 isn’t the limiting factor.No way around it, it does it for the FAT system which has a 4GB limit. Seems they didn’t bother checking the filesystem on the card and they’re still doing it if you have a ExFat SD
Yes.Would it still happen if I recorded it to the drone internal storage memory
You know an Apple an fanboy can't keep himself from commenting.When I record a longer video to my SD card, it appears in two consecutive files. Why is this happening, and is there anyway to have it be recorded in one single file.
Impressive but irrelevant. Disk format doesn’t present the limitation here. It is the video container, 32bit addressing- 2^32 =4GB.You know an Apple an fanboy can't keep himself from commenting.
Apple's most recent disk format( for OSX) has a maximum file size of 8 EiB, which is 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 bytes. I can't count that high, so I don't even know how big an EiB is, but I'm thinkin its pretty much bigger than 4gigs.
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