This week I ordered a new microSDHC with the huge capacity of 32GB for my ReplayXD1080 action cam. If I think back at my first home PC, a Gateway desktop PC running Windows 95 on a dinky 6GB hard-drive, it’s pretty amazing to see the progress that has been made. This tiny Kingston microSD fits on top of a fingernail and is less than a millimeter thick. Pretty soon a cellphone will be no bigger than that, implantable into one’s cheek and voice-controlled. Sorry, back to the cam. The new microSD needed to be formatted. The cam did the job and I additionally edited the config file to match the settings I had on the old card. I thought the cam was all good to go. I mounted it to my helmet and activated it during today’s ride whenever I wanted a recording. Back home I hooked it up to my MacBook and big surprise. Instead of finding video files, the card’s media folder was filled with close to 800 JPGs. Rats! Instead of dropping the photos into trash, I figured I might as well handpick a few dozen and make a photo album out of it. Et voilà!
| Song: | Dead Can Dance - Spirit |
| Distance: | 44.5km (27.7 miles) |
| Elevation: | 2’076m (6’811 feet) |
| Time: | 02:24:24 |
| Speed (avg/max): | 18.5/64.0 kph (11.5/39.8 mph) |
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