• @Buffalox
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    3 months ago

    The longest video I ever recorded was 18 years ago, about 10 mins, just to see what the camera was capable of with a new SD card I bought. Generally my videos are less than a minute now.
    Obviously you wouldn’t use a 10 year old phone for your use case.
    However my Xiaomi 13T Pro 512GB would probably be fine. But I currently only use 10% of the storage.

    • @solrize
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      23 months ago

      I shot a 4 hour interview on my 2016 Moto G4. The last hour or so was audio only because the phone ran out of internal storage (32GB) and I didn’t have an SD card in it. It has a slot though.

      • @Buffalox
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        13 months ago

        Ooh you had the big one. 😎
        That’s actually pretty cool, both that it was able to take a 3 hour video, and that it goes audio only, instead of just cutting off.
        Back in the day when we used FAT32 you couldn’t have files bigger than 2GB. 😜

        • @solrize
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          23 months ago

          I did the audio-only part with a separate audio recorder because the phone was full. The video is in a bunch of parts but I don’t remember if any are larger than 2GB. It is FAT32 so maybe they must be smaller. I remember the phone ran out of battery power after maybe an hour, and I plugged in a power bank (10000 mah) and that was enough for the rest of the session.

          • @Buffalox
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            13 months ago

            Oh boy, that must have been fun. 😋
            Ah yes I remember messing with all those part files because Microsoft always had such poor foresight.

            • @solrize
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              23 months ago

              This was some years back but I think the multiple files were primarily because we took breaks in the interview and stopped the camera. I don’t remember if any parts hit the file size limits. I still have the files on a server someplace, so might check.