I've only now seen the line about the 8GB SDHC test.
Howcome other cameras can record up to 4 GB on SDHC and CHDK cameras can't?
what I do know is that the limitations are:
2GB for FAT16 (SD)
and 4GB for FAT32 (SDHC). that's why some cameras have a 4 GB limit so I think that the presumption is wrong that Video+ has a 2 GB limit on FAT32 formatted SDHC cards because of the filesystem. I'm wondering if the filesystem on that card really was FAT32.
and indeed NTFS doesn't have a limit but is not used in cards yet.
don't get me wrong, I'm happier with the 2 GB limit even on SDHC (which I may get one day) than the 1 GB limit but I thought that now the limit on SDHC would be 4 GB and I'm wondering why it isn't.
Can somebody with an SDHC card make sure that it is formatted in FAT32 and run a maximum video filesize test?
