Read your manual as there are some format requirements to pay attention to. Get at least a 64gig card as the C8 overwrites when the card is full so a min. A 64 gives you some extra time if you want to save videos off the card and don't get around to it right away.You mean there is no memory in the pdr? Will go buy an sd card today.
Make sure it’s at least a “ class 10 “ card .You mean there is no memory in the pdr
The system will actually format a fresh card for you. In the 2024 infotainment system at least . I believe you also have the option to record continuously, overwriting what’s already on the card, or stopping when it’s full.
See post #43 .You mean there is no memory in the pdr
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Many of us recommend this card in this post.
The faster it is, the more dependable it seems to be.Trouble with PDR sd card - Recommendations
I've been using these cards, but now even a new one stops recording by itself. Today an A-hole tailgated me and flipped me off as she passed. One of these days I might need it as evidence and it's no good if it stops. I think C7's as well as C8's have PDR (Pardon my Corvette ignorance). Anyone...
I was using 100 MBs cards and found them undependable as that thread showed. Just because it's class 10 doesn't make it dependable for the cars. No rhyme or reason for it, just personal experience with my car. The one I pointed to has been virtually flawless. Others have used much more expensive cards and also had good results. To me that price wasn't worth it, but these cards are budget friendly and seem to be dependable.
Seems that any card over 16GB and at least class 10 and you are good. And yes, like many things, higher price doesn’t necessarily mean better quality or performance.
Not for me. I was using 256GB Class 10 120MBs cards and the recording would stop willy nilly. Sometimes they'd record for days or weeks at a time and then one would start, but stop randomly part way through the drive. I tried three different SanDisk Ultra cards all 100MBs or faster and they all did the same thing. Work well for months and then start failing.
Hmmmm….
Always the possibility it’s a firmware glitch. I have a 512 GB class 10 SAN DISK and so far have had no issues. Wait, I shouldn’t have said that. Now I probably jinxed it….
Three atta boys for you Exia. There is no reason to keep that baby in the garage all winter.
The manual calls for “ class 10 is required “ . USS-3 is faster but the question is does the system recognize them . You have to wonder given that the phone maxes out at 4g and I believe the system is still running Android 10 whereas Android is now at version 14 . I can’t find current info on the Bluetooth version but it’s working fine. I haven’t tried a UHS-3 but the class 10 is working fine. And yes size matters, lol.
Yes. My C7 has PDR. Not positive if the 1 or 2LT had it but the 3 definitely does.Many of us recommend this card in this post.
The faster it is, the more dependable it seems to be.Trouble with PDR sd card - Recommendations
I've been using these cards, but now even a new one stops recording by itself. Today an A-hole tailgated me and flipped me off as she passed. One of these days I might need it as evidence and it's no good if it stops. I think C7's as well as C8's have PDR (Pardon my Corvette ignorance). Anyone...
