I had the problem today that after 30 minutes in standard bitrate 4K 60fps the recording simply stopped, with the error message that the memory card was too slow. The outside temperature was around minus two degrees Celsius and the memory card is actually pretty good. It has 150 megabytes of write speed per second, so there shouldn't be anything wrong with it. I would actually have to check whether it is recommended by DJI or not. But this was the first time that the recording was stopped because the memory card was supposedly too slow. The big advantage is that the recording wasn't lost, it just stopped and was saved.

I've now put my Action 5 Pro at home and it's a lovely 21°. It's been running smoothly for almost four hours with no problems using the same memory card and the same settings.

So at normal temperatures the camera recorded for 335 minutes straight without the slightest error, without overheating and without a memory card problem. Is it possible that this was just a one-off error or does it have something to do with the temperatures?

I'm just wondering how people managed to get the camera to overheat at 4k 60fps, so it runs like clockwork for several hours

Thats weird, fortunatelly the temperature here doesnt dip so low, so I never had such problem.
A5p requires at least V30 class SD Card, but if the card has worked well after could be a glitch due to the low temperatures...

Maddin-6616 Posted at 1-4 10:29
So at normal temperatures the camera recorded for 335 minutes straight without the slightest error, without overheating and without a memory card problem. Is it possible that this was just a one-off error or does it have something to do with the temperatures?

I'm just wondering how people managed to get the camera to overheat at 4k 60fps, so it runs like clockwork for several hours

last week i did 46 hour timelapse video and at the end camera went black screen, didnt get warning messages and only way to get camera back working was to take battery off because buttons and touchscreens didnt work.
It was close to -5celsius all the time, only stopped recording to change day/night time exposures.
Camera was still warm when i noticed that, my SD is 130mb/s write and plenty of space left when crashed.
Maybe camera just runs out of memory and should get a restart.
Thats only crash so far, even done 70mins 4k/100fps while running all stabilization turned on and no problems Winter time here in Finland, havent have any problems with cold temperatures, coldest day so far -20c

https://shop.sandisk.com/de-de/p ... =SDSQXAV-256G-GN6MA

this is the memory card with 256 gigabytes that should actually work

Maddin-6616 Posted at 1-4 15:39
https://shop.sandisk.com/de-de/products/memory-cards/microsd-cards/sandisk-extreme-uhs-i-microsd?sku=SDSQXAV-256G-GN6MA

this is the memory card with 256 gigabytes that should actually work

Try the internal memory card since it would be fast enough.

Also I have never had any problems recording in -10c for an hour straight, and also have done 5 hours timelapse in -20c with still some juice left on the battery.

johansenfoto Posted at 1-4 16:42
Try the internal memory card since it would be fast enough.

Also I have never had any problems recording in -10c for an hour straight, and also have done 5 hours timelapse in -20c with still some juice left on the battery.

i have cut a hole to memoryfoam for camera to fit in and old sock with lens hole for colder temperatures. 20000mah powerbank +cameras battery lasts couple days in timelapse

Hi Maddin-6616. Thank you for contacting us regarding the recording issue with your DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro, where you encountered an error message indicating that the memory card is too slow. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and are committed to helping you resolve this issue. To assist us in diagnosing the problem, could you please provide confirmation on the following details:

1) Have you updated the device to the latest firmware version via DJI Mimo app.

2) Have you attempted to restart your DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro? If not, we recommend trying a restart to see if it resolves the issue.

3) Are you using one of the recommended microSD card models as specified in the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro specifications? Using a card that meets the required speed and performance standards is crucial for optimal recording.

Your feedback on these points will help us better understand the situation and provide you with the most effective solution. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to contact us. Thank you for choosing DJI.

DJI Gamora Posted at 1-5 02:23
Hi Maddin-6616. Thank you for contacting us regarding the recording issue with your DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro, where you encountered an error message indicating that the memory card is too slow. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and are committed to helping you resolve this issue. To assist us in diagnosing the problem, could you please provide confirmation on the following details:

1) Have you updated the device to the latest firmware version via DJI Mimo app.

1. Yes, it has the latest firmware on it.

2. A restart? Yes, of course I tried that. I was able to record for hours afterwards, at normal temperatures. I'm going to take the camera out again today and put it outside. It's about -2 to -3 degrees again today. I'll try it again to see if it crashes again.

3. The memory card meets the minimum requirements.

I only ever use Sandisk Extreme Pro - never had any issues.

I used samsungs,  the issues came on the Action 5 so I swapped over to the general cards

antti kalastelija Posted at 1-4 22:54
i have cut a hole to memoryfoam for camera to fit in and old sock with lens hole for colder temperatures. 20000mah powerbank +cameras battery lasts couple days in timelapse

But it have max 5  hours in settings for timelape, or did I miss out something?

warmed camera works, cold camera fails. when I rc stuff  Ikeep the bat in the pocket as well the camera and  when flying I start up the camera  let run for a minute then go

johansenfoto Posted at 1-6 08:00
But it have max 5  hours in settings for timelape, or did I miss out something?

when you swipe up to set parameters there should be infinite symbol,right under where you set interval. Do you have the latest firmware update?

antti kalastelija Posted at 1-6 12:41
when you swipe up to set parameters there should be infinite symbol,right under where you set interval. Do you have the latest firmware update?

I will have to check that. If the firmware that got released some days ago, I haven't been able to update to it yet.

The error no longer occurred. I think that perhaps a memory card that wasn't seated perfectly or something similar was the problem. I have now filled the entire memory card several times at different temperatures without any further errors.