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How much space is actually required by Tesla for your teslacam?
I ended up going with a 256GB and then hook it up to my phone and erase the videos when I have time to kill.How much space is actually required by Tesla for your teslacam?
Not really sure what your question is. I think you are referring to the size of the USB stick that's needed for TeslaCam. I do not believe there's a minimum size required. However the bigger the size, the better. Depending on how you use it, it can fill up rather quickly. At the very least, I wouldn't do anything smaller than a 16gb
Not really sure what your question is. I think you are referring to the size of the USB stick that's needed for TeslaCam. I do not believe there's a minimum size required. However the bigger the size, the better. Depending on how you use it, it can fill up rather quickly. At the very least, I wouldn't do anything smaller than a 16gb
I have a 500gb which works very well, but today my service department tells me that you are only supposed to only have a 32gb. In which I find odd.
I have a 500gb which works very well, but today my service department tells me that you are only supposed to only have a 32gb. In which I find odd.
Microsoft confused sooo many people with that, including your service person apparently.
When they developed NTFS, they wanted to migrate everyone to their fancy new file system. To do that, they created an arbitrary limit in Windows; a Windows computer will not format a FAT32 drive larger than 32 GB.
There's nothing whatsoever wrong with larger FAT32 drives, and Windows will happily read and write to them if a third party application or non Windows computer creates them.
I've been using a 240 GB partition for two months with no problems, and I can't see any reason your 500 GB would cause an issue.
I think your technician got confused by the Windows limit - he knows it has to be FAT32 to work correctly, but doesn't know the 32 GB limit is Windows trying to push their proprietary file system rather than a limit of FAT32.
My screen has been blk multiple times as well so they claim this will fix this recurring issue.
I don't believe any of this from the service department
Well, a 32 GB stick or SD card is cheap. In your shoes I might buy one and try it, but I don't expect it to change your problem - it's just an easier way to get them to start finding the real problem than arguing is (and I might be missing something, though I have no idea how it could be that.)
Everything just overwrites itself correct? So you can just insert the stick and wait for something interesting to happen then pull out once something happpens?
What speeds do you all recommend at a minimum. My 128 SanDisk Cruzer Glide no longer works as I get the USB is too slow error. Worked fine for months until recently.
Well damn, I just ordered a new one. Any fixes for this? It works for 10 min and the I get the x and error message about it being too slow.that's a software problem, not HW.
The car only writes at 1.5MB/s, which is many times slower than any USB drive out there.
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