Autel Nano Plus stops recording every 25-30 seconds. overheating?

[Fontana Southridge]

Autel Nano Plus. Recently the drone started automatically stops recording every 25-30 seconds. Possible, the problem is overheating. When the first fly it is record about 10 min, then the problem is return. The video length on the card is not 25 sec, but 1 sec. How to fix that? Thanks.

 

[rcee]

Are you in hyperlapse mode ?

 

[Fontana Southridge]

Are you in hyperlapse mode ?

No, shoot mode.

 

[Gijs]

Autel Nano Plus. Recently the drone started automatically stops recording every 25-30 seconds. Possible, the problem is overheating. When the first fly it is record about 10 min, then the problem is return. The video length on the card is not 25 sec, but 1 sec. How to fix that? Thanks.

Possibly your memory card is to slow.

 

[Fontana Southridge]

Autel Nano Plus. Recently the drone started automatically stops recording every 25-30 seconds. Possible, the problem is overheating. When the first fly it is record about 10 min, then the problem is return. The video length on the card is not 25 sec, but 1 sec. How to fix that? Thanks.

Fixed! The problem was in the old (10+ years) CD card. With a new one this drone is flying like a brand new.

 

[charmin]

Its "SD" card, the first rule is get a suitable SD card, its very clear in the info and get better than the minimum if you want good quality.... Cheers

 

[Fontana Southridge]

 

[Felix the Cat]

If you take a close look at micro SD cards, you will see that quite a few of them have "V" ratings printed on them. You will find V30: V60: V90 and V120. This refers to the video WRITE bit-rate. The more modern drones capture video at about 100 mbps. What you need for good 4K video capture is a micro SD card that has a write rate between V90 and V120. If you have a slow write-rate card: it just can't cope with the sheer volume of information that is being pushed into it if you're recording in 4K. Don't be fooled into thinking that the bitrate printed in larger numbers on the micro SD card packaging refers to the WRITE rate: manufacturers only quote the maximum READ rate to draw the punters into a purchase.

 

[Martinusisko]

thank you so much, I've had the same issue

 

[rcee]

What you need for good 4K video capture is a micro SD card that has a write rate between V90 and V120

Clearly no clue what you talk about:
-MicroSD cards in V120 are non-existent
-V60 &V90 cards using UHS II standard., you can recognize these cards by identifying a second row of PIN's, that your drone does not have [whatever brand].
-And yes, UHS-II cards are backward compatible to UHS-I, but will never reach the advertised speeds when used in UHS-I mode.
-The ''fastest'' cards you can get for your drone are UHS-I class V30.
-V30 cards are plenty fast for 4K & 8K recordings