If I try to record an extended video (40+ mins) I've noticed the Nexus 5 splits my video recordings into 2gb files (roughly 15 min clips). The good thing is it'll keep recording, except it misses a few seconds between clips.
Is there a 3rd party app that can either overcome the 2gb limit or splits the video without losing footage?
There is no possibility to Create one file of 43mints in N5
I don't mind several clips but the fact that it loses some footage when it splits the video is really disappointing.
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Hey, I'm looking at a new phone. And I want to use it to record lectures in my classes. So I'm wondering, does the Inspire have enough battery power to record 50 minutes straight of video?
That is hard to answer because there are so many variables. For example, Brightness level, WiFi on or off, Bluetooth on or off, 3g 4g edge on or off. If you turn most of the features off and lower your brightness and have a big enough microSD card, I would bet you can record 50 min long video lectures.
Q. Why not record the lecture in audio format?
Just to add, it also depends on "video mode" you use. If you use high resolution (e.g. 720), you'll run out of space quickly and won't be able to keep recording. If you are using 8GB sd card that came with it, you can only record somewhere around 30 mins until you run out of space, unless you go for low resolution. I personally bought 16GB sd card partially because of this.
In most cases, the battery should not be a problem. The only exception is if you are running a number of apps in the background. But, otherwise, your phone can keep going to record even past 1 hour.
I can't record video vary long, less than 15 mins. If i record HD video, less than 10 mins. If i put the phone on charger for few mins ( like 5 mins ), and then start record HD video, in less than 2 mins, the phone will restart by itself, and whatever recorded lost.
Anybody has this problem? video recording is useless in Samsung focus for me.
I tried both with or without SD card. just updated to Mango last week.
Howdy I have a fairly specific requirement for a video recording app, I'll explain:
I'm making a head unit for my car stereo out of a 7" tablet, the tablet has a camera which I'm running to the front bumper.
Now I'd like it if I could record incase anything neat happens on the road, but just constantly hitting record isn't feasible, I was hoping there'd be an app or method where it constantly records for a period, say 10 minutes, and then deletes the last recording and starts over.
That way if something happens you actually want to keep you can just hit Save Last Video or whatever.
Any ideas?
What about some type of dvr software that constantly records? Security software?
Ok, like what?
The dilemma is that I don't want to be constantly recording/deleting videos but I don't want to miss something cool happening because I hadn't hit record that one time.
So I was thinking something that just lets you save the last 30 minutes or whatever if you choose to but otherwise deletes and starts another 30 min recording...
How do people normally get around this with in car cameras?
I recorded video with both stock camera app an lgCamera app, also in 1080p and 720p. The end result is similar: the record stops silently or the camera app crashes after recording a video that is size of 1.9GB. Why such behavior? Is anybody experiencing this problem too? I wonder if it is a bug or a limit set on purpose. (I know typical Point-and-Shoot cameras in the US has 10 min limit on HD video recording) Is there any work around?
The same thing happens here. I tried 2 times with the camera set on 480p and the recording stops exactly at the 44:36 mark.
Is there a way to inform Google about it ?
I want to find an app or other way to record the screen on my android phone (like Fraps for PC) and every way I tried, I get low FPS.
I tried many apps (Rec, SCR, NLL Screen Recorder and many more).
And I also tried recording with my PC via SDK : http://www.phonearena.com/news/How-t...KitKat_id49133
but every time I get low FPS (About 15-20) unlike I see in videos on YouTube and such.
Is there a different way to record screen or a way to raise the FPS or remove the limit if there is one?
I have a rooted Nexus 5 with PAC-rom.