user463: Not sure if I am allowed to ask the following question here or not as it's not clear from the FAQ
I want to record a non stop 24 hour video and wanted to know if the following device can do that?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/838579-REG/Samsung_HMX_F80BN_XAA_HMX_F80_Flash_Memory_Camcorder.html
This device has a SDXC so I should be able to get more than 24 hours non stop using a 128Gb card right?  So is there a limitation on SDXC cards?  Maybe 4.2Gb per file/video?
Assuming that the camcorder allows recording while plugged into the mains?

user1530: I don't have experience with that particular Samsung camcorder, but I did do some long term recording on an older Samsung camcorder. My camcorder had a time lapse mode that allowed it to capture a frame every minute or so. It would record while plugged in to A/C power. Although the camera used the FAT32 filesystem with 2GB file limits, it was able to span the recording across multiple files. As far as I could tell, the process was seamless.

463: <p>Not sure if I am allowed to ask the following question here or not as it's not clear from the FAQ</p>

<p>I want to record a non stop 24 hour video and wanted to know if the following device can do that?</p>

<p><a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/838579-REG/Samsung_HMX_F80BN_XAA_HMX_F80_Flash_Memory_Camcorder.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/838579-REG/Samsung_HMX_F80BN_XAA_HMX_F80_Flash_Memory_Camcorder.html</a></p>

<p>This device has a SDXC so I should be able to get more than 24 hours non stop using a 128Gb card right?  So is there a limitation on SDXC cards?  Maybe 4.2Gb per file/video?</p>

<p>Assuming that the camcorder allows recording while plugged into the mains?</p>
 1530: <p>I don't have experience with that particular Samsung camcorder, but I did do some long term recording on an older Samsung camcorder. My camcorder had a time lapse mode that allowed it to capture a frame every minute or so. It would record while plugged in to A/C power. Although the camera used the FAT32 filesystem with 2GB file limits, it was able to span the recording across multiple files. As far as I could tell, the process was seamless.</p>
