32 GB Card- My Experience with Speed

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[EVOLICIOUS]

thanks for the review, good work! i want a 32 but will wait till there a bit faster i take lots of video

 

[pseudo_nomen]

Considering the following:

SD Class > transfer rate -
Class 2: 16 Mbit/s (2 MB/s)
Class 4: 32 Mbit/s (4 MB/s)
Class 6: 48 Mbit/s (6 MB/s)
Class 10: 80 Mbit/s (10 MB/s)

and that the defined standard for DVD video sets forth raw data bit rate of 11.08 Mbit/s (actual 9.08 Mbit/s for audio and video steams, and most only use 4-5 MBit/s of that) - theoretically, you should be good for recording any video the EVO is capable of producing and watching any video stream capable of fitting on your SD card... in theory, at least

Jim

 

[355spider]

Mine works fine. No lag in video.

Sent from the phone that ****ing prints money

 

[McPlot]

The 8gb that comes with the Evo is a class 2....

 

[phillysdon04]

I have too many problems with my 32 gb sd card so I am going to resell it.

 

[Cobravision]

I have the same Sandisk 32gb card from Verizon, and I shot a ton of 720p video at a bbq over the weekend with zero lag, zero skips, and zero stuttering.

I did notice the longer SD card setup time at bootup, but now that you pointed out that it could be due to the larger SD card, it makes sense.

 

[IAmSixNine]

Interesting, i have a 16GB card in mine, and its only Class 2.
I have shot a few videos and noticed a couple of times each video has some skip or lag. I think i will look into a class 4 or 6 Card.
I agree that the theory is good that a class 2 would work, but i am sure there are other backround processes that might be accessing the card. With 2.2 stuff will be stored on the card, i would want a faster transfer rate anyway.

 

[phillysdon04]

What kinds of problems?

After recording a video, I couldn't watch it because I got error messages. Also the card randomly mount and unmount.