Strange, I would assume if it can see the card it can write to it. I know in all the other devices I've tried to put a too big a card in, it just wouldn't detect it as a whole. I've never had a device see a card and only write to a portion of it, just because it can handle a certain size. That sounds strange.
This has been my experience with most devices as well. if it can format the card and 'see' the capacity it's usually fine. The only limitations that may exist is the max length of a single video.
Confirmed working. I left my Phantom 3 Pro on a table and just had it recording video. Had to change the battery a couple times, but let it record 4k footage of nothing for about 4 hours which was a total of just under 100gb. There was a separate file every 9-10 minutes or so, but it didn't have a problem going past 64gb.
I assume due to the fact it can write to a FAT32 file system, the files are hard coded for a max ~4GB limit. So it can safely write to that file system limitation.Awesome. Can you let us know the size of each file? That would confirm the maxim file size (I suspect somewhere around 4.2GB).
All the files have a slight variance when it gets down to the bytes, but they are all reading as 3.91 GB.Awesome. Can you let us know the size of each file? That would confirm the maxim file size (I suspect somewhere around 4.2GB).
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