[J_Train]

Hey guys having issues with my pdr..
Try to different SD cards and yea They Was Fat32 formatted.. It ones kicked on recorded then stop working next time I tryed. Also both SD cards was class 10
16Gb any info would be greatly appreciated

 

[jub jub]

Maybe you should try a different brand of SD card. I've had good luck with SanDisk.

 

[gq4life]

i have had card that wont get picked up.. like card wasnt easy to read.. sometimes id wiggle and it work.. but my sandisk extreme pro plus seem to work great..
these sdcard or microsd card with adapter?

 

[J_Train]

i have had card that wont get picked up.. like card wasnt easy to read.. sometimes id wiggle and it work.. but my sandisk extreme pro plus seem to work great..
these sdcard or microsd card with adapter?

Just a Sandisk sd card fat32 formatted

 

[Wes Burmark]

I use a SanDisk Extreme Pro rated 95MB/s Class 10. No issues. 16GB or 32GB recommended. 64GB are problematic. 32Gb SD card will record something like 780 minutes!

Info for Mac users: When you try to play back your PDR files on a Mac computer you will not hear the sound! There is an issue with QuickTime which is the default program that opens video files. There is a free program (the author asks for a $5 donation - well worth it IMHO) that you can download and use to open your PDR files and then you get to hear that great Corvette sound. I'm not sure I can mention the vendor as the rules are rightfully strict on this forum but if you need help with this issue on your Mac shoot me an email at [email protected] and I will send you the info. Hopefully one of the "Brass" will let me know if it is OK to post this fix.There is also a fix to use if you want to import the PDR files to iMovie. If you import the files straight to iMovie, again, there will be no sound.