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Help 720p: "jerky" on Class 10 mSD?

yury2808

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Aug 6, 2010
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Hi All,

Bought Kingston Class 10 micro SD (quite expensive) for my phone and used it on vacations. Found, that the video I've captured in 720p mode is "jerky", i.e. it have delays (stutters?) every 5-10 seconds, like it can't write on card.

Any ideas, why?

Best.
 
I didn't think class 10 was compatible with Desires? Or any standard microSD card slots for that matter. I was under the impression to work at full capacity they needed to run on higher speed busses, but anything up to class 6 will work on all devices?

SD Speed Class - SD Association

Sounds like the class 10 is only running at class 6 speed which still isn't great by all accounts.
 
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Well basically there is the card itself and then the 'bus' lines that connect it to the rest of the device/computer.

The card may be able to handle the higher speeds, but the busses it's connected to can't. It would be like plugging a USB 2.0 device into a 1.1 port, the device would be capable of 480Mbps but the bus it's connected to would only be able to handle a maximum of 12Mbps, so that's how fast it would be able to transfer data.

As far as I know it's the same thing with SD card classes. Anything up to class 6 will work on standard speed busses but for class 10 the device needs to have faster ones. So I would imagine your class 10 card is only running at class 6 speed, which from what I've heard still stutters with 720p recording.

I could be wrong though, that's just what I've read online. I haven't actually had any real world experience with these SD cards.
 
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720P recording on most of the custom roms isn't stuttery. Its the stock roms that have this issue.

I know this is an old post so I hope you dont mind me resurecting it.

I have the same problem with my Desire. I have a class 6 card but I still get video stutter.

Now I know very little about customising my phone but I'm interested to learn what a 'rom' is and how do i change mine to a custom rom to stop the stutter?
 
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ROM is the android OS. A custom ROM is one develped by teh development community rather than Google or HTC.

You have to be rooted to use custom roms. Only the froyo 2.2 custom roms do 720p. The 2.3 Gingerbread ones don't yet.

I dont particularly think 720 is that much better anyway. Its a big jump to get 720p working.

I cannot comment on te HTC sense based custom roms as I only ever used AOSP (vanilla - no HTC sense). For example, Defrost 6.1 was a great 2.2 AOSP custom rom and 720p was fine.

There are some links in my signature. read the Rooting FAQ.
 
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