GameboyRMH wrote: The old ones with the PITA interface work fine. Once you go through the trouble of configuring it, you can set it up so that pressing the top button starts & stops recording and holding the front button turns it on or off. That's how I set my old Hero 960 to work.
I have a very early model … that's how I have it set up … press the button in front … as I approach the line, press the top button … when I finish, press the top button … soup
Toyman01 wrote:Woody wrote:GoPros will not work with inexpensive SD cards. It will freeze up, lock up, stop recording, and generally piss you off. Mine does that about 10% of the time even with the recommended cards. That's one of the reasons I very seldom use it.Zookie wrote: the one thing I would recommend is to get the very best SD cards possible.Expand upon this thought please.
interesting … I buy from a cut rate reseller (Big Lots) … 16g usually on sale every couple of weeks for <$10 … haven't had a problem yet … at least not with them … (usually SanDisk or Lexar… are those considered cheap cards ?)
yesterday at an autocross that runs morning / afternoon sessions … I forgot and left the camera on during run group 2 and then lunch break … needless to say the battery was dead when we started back …
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