"Video Recording Stopped Automatically" Message
 

I am using class 6 Kingston SD cards, I keep getting the "recording stopped automatically" message almost every time I shot (the buffer indicator is displayed). Should I be using even faster SD cards? Or it could be a problem with Kingston?

How much time is recorded when you get that message?

Not even two minutes, Chris.
Thanks
Subbu

I would try a different Class 6 SDHC card.

Thanks Chris; Will try a different card.

Also Subbu, what is the capacity of that Kingston card?

8GB.

Thanks
Subbu

I had a 32 gb tell me that and the card turned out to be bad.(delkin class 6) lost footage. put in another card (same type) and it's been working fine.

I got the same message yesterday with a Transcend class 10 8 GB card. Only got it once.
Card was less than half full.

just really watch those cards that give you that message...don't record anything critical or non repeatable. I learned the hard way!

I got the same thing around 13minutes into continuous shooting. File size was 3.98GB, so I thought it was hitting the 4GB file size limit or some sort. Is this an anomaly?

Euisung, the camera cannot record for more than about 12-13 minutes at a time (I'm not sure the exact length because I don't own one for this very reason)

Once you hit that limit you will have to hit record again.

The record time limit is 00:29:59;00
Any thing less is caused by something out of the camera's control.
I'm just thankful it lets you know and finishes writing the file.

The record time limit in Standard Definition is 00:29:59;00

The record time limit in High Definition is approximately 12 to 14 minutes, give or take.

It's a range in HD - 12 to 14 minutes as Chris mentions - because the actual limit is the 4GB file size. Depending on your ISO setting, that could be anywhere in this range of durations.