Error message, Movie recording has been stopped automatically, Canon EOS 60D DSLR Camera
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- The error message, "Movie recording has been stopped automatically," explained with the Canon EOS 60D DSLR Camera.
From page 171, Cards which can record movies: When shooting movies, use a large-capacity SD card with SD Speed Class 6 "Class 6" or higher rating. If you use a slow-writing card when shooting movies, the movie might not be recorded properly. And if you playback a movie on a card having a slow reading speed, the movie might not playback properly.
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The Canon EOS 60D is a digital single-lens reflex camera from Canon. It is part of the Canon EOS line of cameras and succeeds the EOS 50D. It was publicly announced on August 26, 2010.
Compared to 50D:
Resolution increase to 18.1 megapixels (50D has 15.1)
Maximum Sensitivity increased to ISO 6400 (12800 as optional setting) (50D has max 3200 ISO)
Video recording, with same controls as the 550D
Manual control of audio recording (Same as newer firmware on 5D MkII)
Articulating screen with a slightly higher resolution in 3:2 ratio (50D has 4:3)
Lower maximum burst frame rate of 5.3 fps (50D maximum is 6.3 fps)
SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot (50D uses CompactFlash)
Smaller and lighter polycarbonate resin with glass fibre on aluminium chassis (50D has Magnesium alloy body)
Wireless Speedlite control
Lack of AF micro-adjustment feature (included in 50D)
Redesign of controls -- multi-controller has been relocated to center of quick control dial; top buttons of 60D control only one setting.
Locking mode dial
Electronic level that can be viewed in the viewfinder, rear LCD monitor, and top LCD panel
LP-E6 battery, as used in the 5D MkII and 7D
Lack of PC socket for Flash Synchronization
External shutter release port changed from 'Canon N3' socket to 3/32"(2.5mm) TRS pin.
Credits:
Pictures taken with / video of the Canon 60D from my Camcorder
Hey guys, I had the same problem as you all but I figured why it may be doing that. Check your settings on the ISO, auto lighting options, recording size, movie exposure. If you lower ISO and other settings and set your options up as needed. Then it will record longer. Changed most things to manual as well, I disabled by auto lighting optimizer as well. I don't know if this helps any of you, but it is working for me for now. Just tested it and I stopped it at 12 minutes, didn't even think it could record for that long with high quality. I hope this helps!
sorry to hear that, even though this worked for me. might be a formatting issue with the card, but best bet would be to contact Canon.
thank you thank you thank you! this was EXACTLY what my problem was! thanks again...so helpful!
Try making another folder in your memory card within the camera menu ,that way it'll be sorta faster, also warming up the camera for a minute is recommend so that you won't get the error everyday
It worked for my 60D camera with the card shown (transcend); might be due to different names of cards a person is using or other reasons suggested in the comments (e.g. formatting).
Ideally, try an SDXC card (min. 20 mb/s speed) and not SDHC but if you do it should be class 6 and NOT class 10. A class 10 SDHC is for capacity and class 10 SDXC is for quality and capacity.
Consider this: for a 640x480 video you need a card that can do 2.75mb/s at least and the limit of class 4 card is 4 mb/s so it doesn't record 1920x1080 full HD.
Go to kingston's website and check out their 'sd cards' details and go to wiki and check their 'comparison of memory cards'.
Hope it helps.
I have managed to figure this out. I am using a 16GB Class 10 Full HD card from FujiFilm. It happens when trying to record at 25fps. You need to drop this down to 24fps. To do this press Menu > Movie rec. size > 1920x1080 24 . This worked for me, I hope it works for the rest of you. I think it happens because of the fps.
I hope this helps :)
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@PUPPETyellow the answer has got to be on google somewhere, on some forum. I was looking, some were blaming the card, but I am not sure...sorry. I was kinda lucky this example worked for me.
@PUPPETyellow What brand of SD card are you using? I am using a Patriot class 10 32gb. It works. I even asked the employees at FRYS to make sure that it works before I bought it. Hope this helps. And ask the employees at the place you buy your cards too. They should know.
Thanks, I had that happen last night and had no idea why. Good news.
LOW LEVEL FORMAT the card! I still get the issue from time to time when the sensor is overwhelmed, due to a shift from Low light to Bright light.
Aside from that, just learn how to not overwhelm your cameras sensor. Drawback of a DSLR Video Cam....sucks I know, but the picture is so good!
Did you format your card before you started using it?
If you've a class 6 or above card and this still happens to you, its not actually the card problem, its a battery issue. I found cleaning my battery contact plates fixed it, as i've a 30mbps sandisk class 10. The card write speed only comes into play if the battery is supplying enough power to the card itself and if it stops after a few seconds its probably that. Switch out batteries too, and buy new ones.
i have the same problem , Canon and TEDs shop said that there is no issues till I went to Consumer Affairs . Then they said its a card issue and have to use Class 10 .Now I can see people with Class 10 having the issue .The Camera even stops within few seconds of shooting video that too with few seconds of powering on .
mine is a class 10, 32gb sandisk card, 30mb/s and it still stops recording
mine is class 10, 16gb sandisk card, 40mb/s and it still stops too...
Alexandre Santos Yeah I have the same SD card as you and it does the same thing with my t2i
Mine is a class 10, 32 gigabyte sandisk card, 48 mb/s and it still stops recording..
I have the same thing. Did you ever find anything out your issue?
I bought a 32gb SDHC ,10, 150m/s. 1000x card and problem solved! I also formated the card on the camera!
i have a class 4, so i need to change it?
I know this is a 60d, but I just bought and received a T3i and the Lexar Pro 133x 64 gb SDXC card.. Reading comments I don't know what to think. Camera or Memory Card?
I was looking around in the instructions manual a while ago (whut omg) and I rememeber reading from the section about movie recording, "Due to restrictions of the file system, video recording stops automaticly if the video size is 4gb." Now if your running on 1920x1080p. Also if internal temperatures inside the camera rises that bar will light up, Again if you turn down the quality you should be fine thumbs up if this helped at all.
How do you format the card?
I have the same camera and a 32gb SD card, yet mine won't record for longer than 3 seconds? I've deleted all the files off of it, yet it still won't work?
@storm180 This seems to have worked for me. I've had my 60D for several months and have been using the same memory card without issues. That is, until Christmas morning. I was trying to capture my kids as they came into the room with the tree and it kept stopping. Tonight, I sat down to try to resolve the issue. So, after it stopped automatically, I did nothing but switch the camera to off, then back on. Pressed the camera icon and began recording. It's working perfectly again!
@PUPPETyellow What branded memory card do you have? Or is the issue resolved?
Thanks So MUCH! - I was looking at buying that same card. - Thanks for replying back! seriously.
Hi,
I have a class 6 Sandisk recommended and given by the TEDs sydney shop. Even formatting doesnt help . Now they are recommending to use class 10 . but according to this forum even Class 10 has issue , so is that a camera issue or camera production batch issue?
Thats a separate problem with all cameras that shoot to SD cards. The maximum file size allowed is a 4gig file which equates to about 10-15 minutes of continuous video time. Therefore, when the camera is recording once it hits that limit, it has to stop. No matter what card you get you will have the 14min record problem
I also have a class 10 and this happens on my t2i. Now one thing I do and it solves the problem is doing a "low level format" that is found in the menu. This will clear up the space on the memory card, but what is annoying is that if you take some pictures and then want to take some videos it will freeze up again.
Hi. I've been recording for a one single day with my 60D and I've found that this message appears when there's loud noises. Like shooting or clapping. Those made my 60D stop.
hey i was having the same issue and i formatted my card and it works perfectly now... I have had my cam for over a year now and just figured out how to fix it!!
I have this issue, everywhere you look you see most people going on about the class 6 or class 10.
Don't just look at that it's the read/write speed you need to look at. I have now ordered a 90/95mb's to see if it solves the issue
@neonlipstains have you found a solution to the problem?? i also have a class 10 64gig i hope to hear from you soon!
I Purchased a SanDisk Extreme Pro. The reason your camera is doing this is due to the Read/Write speed of the card. Purchase a good card. Mines now 95MB/s and haven't had problem since.
Please like this comment so all can see at the top helping others.
Its because you are trying to record in 1280p or 1080p try recording in the lowest format (640/30) and it will work. If you want to record in 1280 or 1080 you need 95MB and you wont have any problems. Nothing is wrong with your card it just cant Read/write that fast.
I have the class 10 32gb SanDisk Ultra card. I formatted the SD card as instructed in the Canon t3i owners manual and the very first video I ever recorded with this camera only lasted about 5 seconds before it stopped recording automatically. And it still does it frequently. So it's not the SD card it's more like the camera has a serious bug that Canon NEEDS TO FIX!!!
My Canon 60D is new, how to answer this becos the video problem also happening to me with my Sandisk Class 10 30mb/s SDHC card., the problem is this card works OK with my Kodak Z990 for HD 720 or Full HD 1080 video limit of the camera which is 55 minutes.,
did it solve the problem?
It can also be the sound. I was trying to get a recording of my car but it would stop recording. The I turned the sound completely off and it recording just fine. So really it can also be sound levels. But like everyone else is saying, a better card could fix it
I have a class 10 SD card and I'm still getting this error message- help? :(
Just bought 60D and had the same problem - checked with Sony EX1 SDHC card 10 class using in 60D show following message "Movie recording has been...". Formating SDHC card from 60D solve problem. Try.
This video is wrong. As has been said by so many people already, I have a class 10 card, SanDisk Ultra 64 GB, and the camera will start to show that error message with no rhyme or reason every once in a while. Once it's doing it, it will only record for a second or two, then the error. But then it will go weeks without a problem recording long videos, with the same card and equipment. Makes no sense...
I've use a "PNY 8G Professional Class 10" on my Canon T3i and it still have that same problems. Any help?
have the same problem, man PLEASE if you find out what's the problem tell me
This happened to me the first time I started recording and it stopped at around 5 seconds of recording. I have a class "10" 32gb Ultra SanDisk. afterwards I formatted the card twice erasing everything I had and it still does it usually at the first video I start recording for the first 5 seconds or so. I have not found a real solution yet. Any other ideas?
ITs not only the class of the card .the card has to be about 45 mb WRIGHT SPEED and higher. Anything under that is too slow for the quality of the camera. That bar on the right is a buffering sign. so find a card with a good class and a good MB WRIGHTSPEED i hoped this helped good luck to all!
which pny do u have plz i bought pny class10 , i didnt rissived yet plz tell me do u have the same pny i ordered ? and how many minte is the limte tnx
I'm having the same problem also.......And i have a 64gb class 10. I'm confused! And i just brought this camera a couple days ago
@storm180 has the problem returned yet
I'm receiving mine next week and going to give it a test. I will update you with the results here. Not sure this will help, probably we need to go for 95Mb/s which are ridiculously expensive.
I see that you are recording a black screen. On my 5D mkIII if I leave it on auto iso and shoot a very dark scene this will happen on all my cards. When the gauge starts to ramp up if I pan to a well-lit shot the problem goes away. My slowest card which has a write speed of 7.5MB/s (Black Magic Disc Speed Test) has no problem on a well-lit (low ISO) scene.
i have a class 10. i used to be able to record without problems when i first got the dslr & the card, but i keep on getting this error message nonstop right now... could it be fragmentation within my memory card? dang
Great information for the newbies. However, you can still get the same message on a 32gb/64gb class 10 if you have failed to format the camera properly. Just DELETING the pictures and video from an SD/SDHC card is not enough.
Also, if MAGIC LANTERN is installed, then you will have to use the LOW LEVEL format that will allow you to keep it installed on the card.
what is that icon gauge telling you though?
If i buy A 32Gb Class 10 ... Will I have This Problem ?? ( When I Run Out Of Memory Like 20Gb is Used ) ....... & Shuold i Buy A 60d Over A camcorder .. Cuz i'm More into VideoGraphy ??
I also have a class 10 and bought my eos 60d yesterday, if you figured out what to do ... please help me! :))
I am using canon 7d and i have transcend 133x 16gb card and still stops recording
I have a SanDisk Ultra 32GB card which writes at 30MB/s and my 60d constantly displays the same error, movie recording has been stopped automatically...but it does it at very random intervals...
PROBLEM SOLVED. Anyone doing video should use a class 10 card. BUT people can still have this problem too with a class 10. EVEN AFTER formatting the card a deleting all the data from the card. This problem can still happen.
The real problem is a mystery, and I believe I have figured it out. It has to do with the brand that you used for the very first time with your camera. I read in the feed from another video that a guy used a Lexar card when he first got his camera. When he uses a Sandisk he gets this message. Well when I use a Sandisk I don't get this problem because it was the first card I used. When I use a $100 Hoodman Steel HDSC class 10 card I get this message.
Try using the original brand of SD card that you used first. I believe Canon cameras love the first card. If this is not the answer than there isn't anything else to solve the problem. Using a different card doesn't work, and formatting doesn't fix it either.
Will restoring the camera to factory settings and then using a different camera card brand help? Like make the camera think the new card is the first one?
That may work. I haven't tried it yet. I think I will.
I bought a class 10 32g card and it was fine for a while but now I can't even record for more than 20 seconds before this showing up. I even tried lowering the recording size and nothing :/
Just transfer all of your files from SD on computer (or anywhere else) and it should work with empty or formatted SD.
thanks for the info.I thought my 600d was faulty but obviously not.
It has something to do with the amount of light hitting the sensor. Nothing to do with read/write.
try to perform low format of your SD card and this should resolve the issue
THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH! :)
@Cannon361 yeah i have the same issue. i have the 32 gb class 10 100x card suppose to be the fastest card available. at 60fps it quits. after i format the card it worked for a while then stoped again. go figure. i also tryed another class 10 32 gb card same issue. i also tryed my 64 gb sdxc class 10 card same thing, im thinking there is no card that works. or maybe magic lantern can fix that?
I also have this problem with SanDisk Ultra SD Class 10 (30MB/s). But this is happening when I use the 60D with AF mode only. After the error message appear, the AF square of camera shift to MF mode but the focus ring of lens stuck on AF mode.
have you tried 45mb/s or higher?
i also have a class 10, 60 GB card with 30 MB/S.... did u find a solutiong?
It happens to my camera too with a class 10, Jack from our team recently got a class 10 sandisk extreme and he has had issue with it since now :)
I had the same problem for months and i couldnt find the answer anywhere but I just recently bought a New card that just came out at best-buy " PNY (Pro-Elite 32GB class 10, 35MB/s 233x)" and it works perfectly fine,
you're such a great help! thanks :)
i have class 10 SanDisk extreme 45MB/s and it's never happed till yesterday... so there is the question what to do?
i have a 4gb transcend class 10 and it doesn't stop automatically when you record after just reformatting the card but when it takes just half of the memory it would stop automatically for just 4 seconds :(
hey Adam have you found a solutiong to the problem?
Yep solved the issue, I haven't had the problem since. I purchased a SanDisk Extreme Pro
I used Class 10 and still does that, any idea why ???
But how come I have a class 10 sd card, and I still get that? What else could be the problem? Pls. help :(
Try Movie Rec.Size to 1920x1080 24fps. I also facing the same problem at the beginning, after I try to switch to 24fps format above, it worked well
Brilliant!
OMG Thank you so much!
Why should I get class 6 and not class 10 if the class 10 processes faster...
my battery is brand new, still getting the error. any suggestions?
same issue here !!! please help. i've got class 10 kingston card 550d
I have the same problem on my 600D. What I did was turn off the camera then turn it back on and the problem went away. Hopefully it doesn't return.
I thought I had the best Sandisk offered with the "Extreme Class 10", but nooooo... my 60D had to have more write speed and now I'm looking at getting the Extreme PRO Class 10 smh.
Cannon 550d always shows errors msg "ERROR 80", don't know what to do :(
hi, this might be becouse it´s a photo and not a videocam, so its limited software-wise since custum laws... check your largest files (might be 4,28GB) hope for a crack?
Nothing seems to fix this issue...! I have tried class 10 and even elite pro cards and it still does it...complain to canon everybody...they have to fix the writing speeds
Turns out there are different speed levels in the Class 10 range... I too was foolish enough to believe the Class 10 rating represented the best they had to offer. Check Sandisk's website, "Extreme Pro Class 10, 95/Mbs" is what I reckon you'll be trying to buy.
Well I found this Video while trying to figure out my issue. If I use my Sandisk Extreme 8GB or Sandisk Ultra 8GB cards and have no problems. I put in my class 5 1080 HD Sandisk 32GB and epic fail. I am trying to find out by calling support on Tuesday if it is due to size of the card or if I need to flash my Camera it is disturbing that we all spend so much on the camera's and it sucks.
but i have a 16 gb sandisk ultra 10 class and everything appears to me as..why???
Speaking of SD/SDHC cards, never use the PNY brand. For some reason CANON cameras may or may not recognise the card and your computer definitley won't UNLESS you have an external card reader. SANDISK and KINGSTON are the way to go.
Same here. I got it yesterday and now comes out this problem. I can't even format it!
Hey guys, i had this same problem with my 60d and found this video, i have a class 6 and it wasnt working at first, i checked the memory and only had 1.7gb left so i deleted some stuff off it and now it works fine, should give it a try
agree, I am facing exactly the same problem, I have ordered 45mb/s card and will see how it works
I have this problem with my 600D and I have Kingston 32 GB Ultimate 100x Class 10 G2 SDHC. What the hell?
I have a canon 600D eos have a class six sd card 30mb 64 gb still the same message :\ help..
Hey guys, for those who have a decent SD card and still get the same problem it depends if you want to record really long videos: most DSLR's cannot record over 30 minutes straight even with a class 999 SD card because of legal reasons...
Companies hinder the record times on cameras to pay less taxes to the product, because if they record over 30 minutes they no longer count as "photo camera" and count as "video camera" which implies more taxes, sadly this is a better strategy for companies (they lose less money than paying more taxes and including like the 1% consumers that want to record long times).
If you guys have cannon you can try out magic lantern software and trigger auto-record ON as a path solution.
Im using 600D and i have SanDisk 16GB Class 6 , but still getting errors :(
i just had the same problem and i found the solution looking on google, the memory card needs to be formatted, the camera has that option under delete all files, i have a t2i with a transcend 16gb class 10
But it says so even when I have class 10!!! What do I do!?!?!
omg thanks a lot. i also have the same problem.and i freakin saw ur comment. thankyou so much!