Then I decided to reset the one that was doing the short recording and now 4096 x 2160 works. I thought i better check on the other camera and discovered that it recorded on the media at 4096 x 2160 with no problem. Step 1: Launch Disk Utility from Utilities. So i changed the recording format to 1920 x 1080. If you have made a backup of WD My Passport or you dont care about the data on the drive, you can directly initialize the drive in Disk Utility. Note he experienced the problem while recording at 4096 x 2160 and reformatting didn't help the problem. My first thought was that maybe it was the SD card so I reformatted it and tried again to no avail i.e., it would only record about 7 seconds. I just upgraded them both to the latest firmware.Īfter the upgrade, my son took one of the cameras out and discovered that it would only record about 7 seconds of video then stop. Not sure this is the solution that will work for you but I have two BMPC4Ks that i bought new not long ago. In virtually all cases you'd want to leave this option on, but if for some reason you don't care if frames are dropped and want the camera to always keep recording, you can toggle it off. When toggled on, the camera will stop recording if your media drops frames.
WHAT DOES THE RED DOT ON WD MY PASSPORT FOR MAC MEAN MANUAL
Make sure the media you are using is on that list for the format and frame rate you're trying to record.Ĭurrent manual can be downloaded from here: Ĭurrent list of supported media is here: Ģ) On page 2 of the recording settings in the camera menu there is a toggle option called "Stop Rec if Card Drops Frames" Either check the manual for the camera or the link below to the page where BMD lists which cards have been tested and confirmed to handle the various formats and frame rates. 1) As others have already stated, it's quite likely that your recording media can't keep up.
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