Annoying message when switching between front and rear facing camera

ABOSWORTH007

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What is with this obnoxious message popping up every time I switch between the two cameras? Yes, I have an SD card and yes I want to save pictures and videos to it, now buzz off. Anyone know how to get rid of this crap? The only way it doesn't pop up for me is if I switch to phone storage, which I don't want to do.

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What is with this obnoxious message popping up every time I switch between the two cameras? Yes, I have an SD card and yes I want to save pictures and videos to it, now buzz off. Anyone know how to get rid of this crap? The only way it doesn't pop up for me is if I switch to phone storage, which I don't want to do.

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Check the video quality settings and make sure that it's not defaulted to 4K video. I had that same problem and once I changed the settings the message didn't appear.

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Check the video quality settings and make sure that it's not defaulted to 4K video. I had that same problem and once I changed the settings the message didn't appear.

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Yeah but don't I want it to be set at 4k for the best quality?
 
Not if you wanna send it mobile to mobile... I cant even send full res photos on my s5 due to other devices sms limit
I don't even bother sending videos via text message because the quality is abysmal. If I send them, I upload to Drive or YouTube and send a link instead. I have switched video quality to 1080p for now to avoid the obnoxious message. Just seems ridiculous to have to see that stupid message if I want 4k quality to save to my SD card. I'll just switch to 4k when I want to shoot videos for now. I rarely take videos so I'd rather not deal with the message on a daily basis when taking pics.
 
I don't even bother sending videos via text message because the quality is abysmal. If I send them, I upload to Drive or YouTube and send a link instead. I have switched video quality to 1080p for now to avoid the obnoxious message. Just seems ridiculous to have to see that stupid message if I want 4k quality to save to my SD card. I'll just switch to 4k when I want to shoot videos for now. I rarely take videos so I'd rather not deal with the message on a daily basis when taking pics.

If you don't have a 4K TV, or a 4K display on your smartphone, it should not make that much difference if you record in 1080p vs. 4K.
 
If you don't have a 4K TV, or a 4K display on your smartphone, it should not make that much difference if you record in 1080p vs. 4K.
Ha! I suppose that is a quite valid point. I guess I was just hung up on getting the best quality video, unnecessarily.