ByBenbever
I have a GoPro Hero 8. For 4K videos, it says my Micro SD needs at least V30 and UHS Speed Class 3. If I record my GoPro video with this SD card, and then save the recorded video afterwards to a Micro SD with, for example, V10 and U1 and then export it from there for editing, will the video still have 4K resolution?
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The quality does not change due to copying to a “bad” SD card, the data are copied to digital data carriers 1:1 without loss.
The difference between the different speed classes is, as the name says, only the speed. The card in the camera must be fast enough to store the data in real time. If the camera records in 4K at a bit rate of, for example, 150Mbit/s, the card must also be able to store the data at this speed.
If you now, let’s say, have a 10 minutes long 4K video on a map and copy it to a slower map, it can be that copying takes 20 minutes, i.e. significantly longer than the video itself. This is not a problem with a video that already exists, except that you have to wait longer. You couldn’t take the camera directly on the map.
Thank you for explaining
Quality does not change when recopying. You only need the card during the recording because a slower card can not store the amount of data that arises at high resolution so quickly.
Okay, thank you so much for your answer.