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Eken H9 Sports Camera: 64GB SanDisk Extreme C10 U3 Card Compatibility for Full HD 60fps

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  • #1 16881089
    Majsterkowicz22
    Level 9  
    Hello,
    I have an Eken H9 sports cam, and I want to buy a memory card for it, the problem is I don't know if the cam will support 64gb sandisk extreme c10 u3 card in FullHD 60kl / s quality, thanks in advance for your reply
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  • #3 17610906
    Molineux
    Level 2  
    Good morning,
    I have a similar question about Eken H9R. I bought my daughter a webcam, but we can't fire. "No card" info appears.
    I can't find anywhere on the internet what memory card do I need to buy?

    By the way, I didn't think he was buying a webcam that you can't use right away, it's without a card. Is this normal practice?
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  • #4 17611178
    jever 23
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Molineux wrote:
    Good morning,
    I have a similar question about Eken H9R. I bought my daughter a webcam, but we can't fire. "No card" info appears.
    I can't find anywhere on the internet what memory card do I need to buy?

    By the way, I didn't think he was buying a webcam that you can't use right away, it's without a card. Is this normal practice?

    A colleague jokes :-D
    http://www.ekenpolska.pl/manuals/H9R.pdf
  • #5 17612407
    Molineux
    Level 2  
    Thank you for Link.
    I admit that in matters of knowledge of the subject I am an absolute layman scrubbing along the bottom.

    Before I bought this webcam, I read a few reviews, I watched a few so-called "unboxing" and nowhere I came across the phrase "we buy one or that memory card". I understand that it is absolutely obvious to everyone (except me?) That you should buy a memory card for such equipment to work?
  • #6 17622626
    nomudrek
    Level 36  
    When choosing a memory card, remember to choose a card with the appropriate parameters, see my link, Video recording, in which important parameters of the card that it should have for proper functioning of the camera are described.
  • #7 17810497
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #8 17844894
    spinex
    Level 16  
    I have exactly the same webcam.
    I'm using Sandisk microSDXC 64GB Ultra Class10.

    By the way - I don't know how it is now, but there was a lot of nice firmware on the Russian forum - they recorded at 120fps 720p or 4K at 25fps. A subject to compile ;)
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  • #10 17846242
    spinex
    Level 16  
    And, however, I do not know where I got this sandpit. Maybe it's a matter of writing in the middle of the night :)
    The card is gray-black ADATA 64GB U1, exactly MicroSDXC ADATA Premier 64GB Class 10 Class U1 AUSDX64GUICL10-RA1.
  • #11 17851220
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #12 17859793
    spinex
    Level 16  
    I have it for about two years, maybe three (I don't remember). I have secured 120 fps at 720p :P
  • #13 17859832
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #14 17859855
    spinex
    Level 16  
    I do not process. At the beginning I had a teaser and even had a plugin for Adobe AE ... but I abandoned the topic and never used slowmotion. So I just have material at 120 fps.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    And are you sure that this 4K is interpolation to 4K, not real 3840 * 2160 px? However, it seems to me that this is really material without interpolation ...
  • #15 17859920
    Anonymous
    Level 1  

Topic summary

The Eken H9 sports camera is reported to support memory cards up to 32GB, with some users successfully utilizing 64GB cards, specifically the SanDisk Extreme C10 U3. Users emphasize the importance of selecting a memory card with appropriate write speeds for optimal performance, particularly for Full HD recording at 60fps. Various brands and models of memory cards, including SanDisk, Kingston, Goodram, and ADATA, were discussed, with recommendations for Class 10 or higher specifications. Some users also mentioned firmware updates that could enhance recording capabilities, such as achieving 120fps at 720p or 4K at lower frame rates.
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