sludgeguts
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Never noticed this problem until now - and recently I updated the camera.
Yesterday I came across an incident I put down to review (making a note of the time rather than locking file).
When I cam to review the footage, it was on the cusp of 2 clips - except it wasn't!
Clip one is REC 0670 modified 27/02/2015 08:53 (The cam has recorded everything prefectly for just over an hour up to this point)
Clip two is REC 0671 modified 27/02/2015 08:57
Now, the cam is set to record only 3 minute clips, it's stopped recording at 08:53 and started the next 3 minute clip at 08:54 (ending at 57), next clip ends at 09:03 then 09:11, 14, 17, 20 etc (skipping 6 mins then 8mins).
All goes well until clip 0687 ending at 09:55 where clip 0688 ends at 10:00 then 10:05, 08, 11 THEN 10:17, 10:21, 30, 36, 42
Then 11:20, 25, 54, 12:01,04, 11, 14. All goes well right up to 16:19, when suddenly the time jumps to 16:31 (modified at 16:34).
There doesn't seem to be any reason behind why recording would stop. The last files are 3 minutes long and the clips end uneventfully - not as though I went over a huge bump or pothole to disturb the power supply, and strange that the last clip is always 3 minutes long - I would expect any power supply problem to cut the clip short.
I can't remember exactly when I updated the camera but what remains of the previous day's footage all looks OK - although I didn't have anything worth noting for that last couple of hours.
My previous thread about the time being out would be when I last updated the cam.
That said, the time on my pc matches exactly the times on my watch and mobile phone yet the clips are still over a minute adrift.
Any thoughts?
Meanwhile, I'll format the card & refresh the settings.
Yesterday I came across an incident I put down to review (making a note of the time rather than locking file).
When I cam to review the footage, it was on the cusp of 2 clips - except it wasn't!
Clip one is REC 0670 modified 27/02/2015 08:53 (The cam has recorded everything prefectly for just over an hour up to this point)
Clip two is REC 0671 modified 27/02/2015 08:57
Now, the cam is set to record only 3 minute clips, it's stopped recording at 08:53 and started the next 3 minute clip at 08:54 (ending at 57), next clip ends at 09:03 then 09:11, 14, 17, 20 etc (skipping 6 mins then 8mins).
All goes well until clip 0687 ending at 09:55 where clip 0688 ends at 10:00 then 10:05, 08, 11 THEN 10:17, 10:21, 30, 36, 42
Then 11:20, 25, 54, 12:01,04, 11, 14. All goes well right up to 16:19, when suddenly the time jumps to 16:31 (modified at 16:34).
There doesn't seem to be any reason behind why recording would stop. The last files are 3 minutes long and the clips end uneventfully - not as though I went over a huge bump or pothole to disturb the power supply, and strange that the last clip is always 3 minutes long - I would expect any power supply problem to cut the clip short.
I can't remember exactly when I updated the camera but what remains of the previous day's footage all looks OK - although I didn't have anything worth noting for that last couple of hours.
My previous thread about the time being out would be when I last updated the cam.
That said, the time on my pc matches exactly the times on my watch and mobile phone yet the clips are still over a minute adrift.
Any thoughts?
Meanwhile, I'll format the card & refresh the settings.