I didn't have it in manual but DID just find it in sales info for SD cards
at kodak.com
Thanks folks.
In case someone could use it:
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?ncc=ca&lcc=en&pq-path=1058&&CID=go&idhbx=sdcapacities&pq-locale=en_CA&_requestid=2433
I thought 15 vs 30fps would be a difference of 2x - not so:
Memory Card Capacity* by Image Resolution
Video Duration (min:sec)
QVGA VGA
15 fps 30 fps 15 fps 30 fps
1 GB 120:54 28:48 63:02 7:12
512 MB 60:17 14:28 31:57 3:39
256 MB 30:08 7:12 15:58 1:49
128 MB 15:04 3:35 7:59 :54
64 MB 7:32 1:46 3:59 :26
32 MB 3:46 :52 1:52 :13
QVGA = 320 × 240, VGA = 640 × 480, fps = Frames per second.
"Mark" wrote in message
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> You need to check your camera's manual. There are probably several
> video settings available to you on the camera, of various recording
> quality. The memory card manufacture can only tell you how much will
> fit in general terms, and an mb is an mb regardless of the manufacture,
> so a SanDisk will store as much in mb as a PNY.
>
> If you don't have the manual handy, you can probably find it online at
> the camera manufacturer's site.
>
> "- Bobb -" wrote in message
> news:1u-dndFMq9sAQLjVnZ2dnUVZ_vadnZ2d@comcast.com...
>> Going on a trip and my new camera saves files in .MOV format. All
>> memory card charts I look at show gb = recording time. Like 4gb = 80
>> minutes at 640x480 of MPEG2 . Or 4mb using 6mb picture size will be 45
>> minutes worth of MPEG2 recording.
>>
>> What I can't find is " how many minutes ( mb) would that be in .MOV
>> (mpeg4 ?) format" ? I'd like to buy a few memory cards for camera
>> and trying to determine what I need for an hour of video.
>>
>> I tried sandisk /pny / kingston .com - no luck
>> Anyone familiar with this - have pointer ?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>
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