I have purchased 3 Lexar High-Performance microSDXC 633x 64GB cards.Lexar High Endurance 64GB in mine.
Good alternative would be Transcend High Endurance (if you can get it), Samsung Evo, Lexar 633x.
that's how SD cards die.it could not be formatted, read, or written to.
so now I use 200gb Lexar 633x in my front camera and 128gb Lexar 633x in my rear, and I switched back to 1440p@30fps.
sureTell us how they are working for you,
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another Lexar 633x 128gb sd card died on March 16. no prior errors. the camera was recording on it (at least I saw it started recording) for about 2hrs but when I brought it home to view / copy the video it was not recognized by my computer. sent an email to Lexar support, waiting for a response.
surprisingly all the 128gb sd cards (Lexar & Samsung) died so far (at least 6) died on my rear camera.
yes, something like 10 years or more, depends on the brand and their contract with the seller. Amazon refunds Samsung SD cards, but not Lexar SD cards. Lexar support (so far in my case) replace them.Are there warranty replacements? Those are expensive.
what brand memory cards and at what resolution do you use in A119 if you have one?I use transcend, Samsung, adata, ridata and Kingston in my various cameras.
I have previously had issues with memory cards that cannot be detected/read on a PC and were brought back to life using a formatting tool from HP. Search for HP USB format tool. This may fix unreadable memory cards.
There seems to a lot of issues with Lexar as of late.Lexar 633x 128Gb memory card report: Using a Viofo A119, latest Firmware 2.0.2, been getting lots of memory errors over the last few days, so I tried a little experiment. Recording at several different resolutions / FPS settings. The Lexar card works just fine at 720p/30fps (only at that setting) ... every other resolution (higher and more frames per second), it can't keep up and has memory errors (basically writes unreadable files to the card). So, I am returning it and a Transcend 64Gb 400x Premium card is going to replace it.
So, what I am concluding so far in this test, is that the A119 does NOT really support 128Gb or Lexar cards don't work very well in the unit.
Anyone else have data / results to share on this?
There seems to a lot of issues with Lexar as of late.