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August 19th, 2006, 05:17 PM | #1 |
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P2 Questions
I read on the Panasonic website that the maximum number of clips on a P2 card is 100. Is this the same despite whether you are using a 4 GB or 8 GB card ? Do you set clip length before you begin recording, or can the card be divided up after recording ?
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Thanks, Barry. So new clips are generated whenever the recording is paused. If you recorded the 4 GB card as one clip, I infere that you could not retrospectively divide that one clip into many smaller clips after the fact. Is that correct ?
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Got it. One more question - after you have transferred your clips to a computer and edited them, can you write the edited file back to the P2 card and then play it elsewhere using the camera as a playback device ?
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