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  1. 10th Apr 2011 01:30 #1
    jbitakis
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    I recorded some video today with my Canon DSLR Rebel T2i camera which has HD video as well. I recorded about 30 minutes total (about 15, 2 minute clips) Every one of them is "choppy". I am recording at full HD 1920x1080 30fps. I am using the recommended Class 6 memory card. It is a Kingston 16gb class 6 memory card.
    Did I do something wrong?? Maybe its because I am playing the HD video on the computer?
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    Originally Posted by jbitakis View Post
    I recorded some video today with my Canon DSLR Rebel T2i camera which has HD video as well. I recorded about 30 minutes total (about 15, 2 minute clips) Every one of them is "choppy". I am recording at full HD 1920x1080 30fps. I am using the recommended Class 6 memory card. It is a Kingston 16gb class 6 memory card.
    Did I do something wrong?? Maybe its because I am playing the HD video on the computer?
    James
    1. Choppy when played over HDMI output to HDTV?

    2. When played on your listed Celeron 1.4 GHz PC? What did you expect?
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    So you think it is choppy because it was playing back on the 1.4 GHz PC? I will hook it up using an HDMI cable to my HDTV and check it out.
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