recycling is something they've been having issues with for a long time on this model, longer recycle times are helpful
can someone check when the card is full and the recycle error happens how much free space is on the card and what setting is being used and post back with the details, I haven't been getting these lockups so can't check myself
Mine also has been okay.. so far anyway, I have checked what free space is on cards after the card starts to fill and is obviously now deleting the older files. (Recycling) On a 4-GB card it was just over 512mb free, it's possible the amount of free space maintained may increase on larger cards.
I know they reverted to .TS files because of issues, but I don't know if it was connected with this recycling issue some users are getting.
TBH if so, it doesn't make sense to me, I've done a lot of programming myself over the years, both in assembler, and C++. and have written many program's that write and read data from hard drives. Stored data is data, The drive is not concerned what it is, It only makes sense when it's read back in and the firmware or normal software then carries out the instructions. Until its run, It doesn't know what a .TS or .MOV file is...or anything else for that matter.
Therefore if .TS files work perfectly but .MOV files give problems then logically it has to be a problem with the firmware.
Are .MOV video files harder for the programmer of the firmware to implement than .TS files ? I honestly don't know. But as it seems less of an issue on latest firmware, maybe we are seeing big progress.
EDIT: I note your post above joklin, and that is a possibility, once set I don't tend to change any setting, But it is certainly something we all should be aware off, and reformat if changes are made, as the firmware may be storing data regarding the on-card free space, it will read that back in whenever it starts up. Thanks for highlighting it, as its a very important point to make.
Personally I would have thought it checks available card space every time it starts and frequently during operation.