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[NissanGQ4.2]

when are you inviting me lol

You don't ever need an invite mate, you know were I live, just show up

[rusty_nail]

You don't ever need an invite mate, you know were I live, just show up

just invite me over ya bumhole!!!

[mudski]

Lol Nah they are just small ones. 160gb actually.

Mark I think I have a 1.5tb u can have if u like lol

Tis fine mate. I need 5 4tb drives come to think of it. Might just have to use up some of my 20k Mr.Hockey has kindly donated.

[DX grunt]

I'm trying to get my dash cam to work, but it won't.

I bought a 64gb SD card, and for whatever reason, it won't work in my dash cam.

It says 64gb on the box but when I checked it out, the memory is only 59.7gb. Could this be the cause of it not working?

[Clunk]

I'm trying to get my dash cam to work, but it won't.

I bought a 64gb SD card, and for whatever reason, it won't work in my dash cam.

It says 64gb on the box but when I checked it out, the memory is only 59.7gb. Could this be the cause of it not working?

no................

[NissanGQ4.2]

I'm trying to get my dash cam to work, but it won't.

I bought a 64gb SD card, and for whatever reason, it won't work in my dash cam.

It says 64gb on the box but when I checked it out, the memory is only 59.7gb. Could this be the cause of it not working?

With Clunk............No.....whenever you buy a certain size SD Card...HDD what ever it may be it will always be just shy of what it is.

What model dash cam?, maybe it can't take a 64gb card

[LaughingBeagles]

At the sake of sounding like an Uber Geek, there are 1073741824 bytes one Gigabyte but with formatting, you loose some data which is why drives and cards etc don't ever format to the size on the box.

A couple of things to consider with your card - is it formatted to the device? If not not sure how you would do that (think camera formatting there's likely to be a menu option) and / or do you have a known working SD card? Is it for SD or HD cards (yes, there's a difference) also check the data speed, a slow card might not work (HD cards tend to be faster).

Have a read of the destructions that came with the cam - it should have an indication of what to buy.

[rusty_nail]

A couple of things to consider with your card - is it formatted to the device? If not not sure how you would do that (think camera formatting there's likely to be a menu option) and / or do you have a known working SD card? Is it for SD or HD cards (yes, there's a difference) also check the data speed, a slow card might not work (HD cards tend to be faster).

hi mate, do you mean HC? not HD? ive never heard of SDHD? Also, the Class is actually what is representative of the write speed, so Class (10) which will write at a sufficient speed for 1080 recording, will be much faster than a Class (2) which will not have a write speed sufficient to write 1080 or even 720. Class (2) is pretty much only good for basic compact cameras.

[LaughingBeagles]

You are absolutely right RN, I hate typing with my iPad. Good point too on the class mate.


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[ozjeff]

I'm trying to get my dash cam to work, but it won't.

I bought a 64gb SD card, and for whatever reason, it won't work in my dash cam.

It says 64gb on the box but when I checked it out, the memory is only 59.7gb. Could this be the cause of it not working?

Does your Dash Cam actually work with 64GB SD cards? Majority will only accept up to 32GB.