Geebax Posted at 2016-2-9 17:06
I am glad we agree on that. Just looking at the range of microSD cards sold by Sandisk, I notice t ...

I'm so confused....but whats new? lol

Geebax Posted at 2016-2-9 01:02
As far as I am aware, DJI do not skip frames, they just stop recording when the buffer overflows.
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Thank you.  I will cut and past your explanation for future reference.

Chuck

P3P
Card: Kingston microSDHC 32GB (Class 10) micro Secure Digital Card Min speed 90MB/s read ,80MB/s write (SDCA3/32GB)

No issues.

Lexar 633x 64GB XC1 U3, works great, and comes with a smart Little USB plug for easy tranfer to PC.

P3P, Hero4 Black, and Osmo...
I tend to change out cards often so if an accident happens I do not lose too much footage. Which means I have purchased quite a few cards in the past. I have 3 current 'go to' cards, SanDisk Extreme Pro, Lexar 633X, and the Samsung 'Pro' (not the black card!! buy the grey and white one). I mostly use the 32gb size but also use 16mb and 64mb under different scenarios. Most are HC-1 and XC-1 ratings. The biggest thing I have found for these cards is if you see errors, you most likely have a counterfeit card..... The counterfeiters have gotten quite good lately, just take your time and test it, and if the price seems too good to be true......
Oh, and if you are going to record 4k, insist on the SanDisk 64gb Extreme Pro XC-1 U3, Or the 64gb Lexar Professional 1000x XC-II U3.
But that's just my experience.

I'm running the SanDisk Ultra 64GB MicroSD XC I in my P3S
Seems to run fine...

Thank you to everyone who posted their card information. To follow up, my wife and I were at Costco last night and I decided to try the SanDisk Ultra 64gb card ($29.99) because they have such a great return policy and I was tired of sending things back to Amazon. I popped it in my P3S and formatted it with the GO app with no issues at all. We have a winner!