tag:xavier.robin.name,2010-05-28:/feed/comments/transcend-class-10-vs-sandisk-extreme-pro-a-real-case-scenario 2013-05-23T09:16:27+02:00 daily 2 https://xavier.robin.name/fr/img/favicon.ico Xavier Robin https://xavier.robin.name/fr/contact tag:xavier.robin.name,2012-12-28:/blog/2012/12/28/transcend-class-10-vs-sandisk-extreme-pro-a-real-case-scenario#comment782 2013-05-23T09:16:27+02:00 2013-05-23T09:16:27+02:00 Hi Michael, no I didn't perform video tests. It probably depends a lot on the camera you're using. You might want to look for UHS cards (that operate at higher clock speed) if your camera supports it (most recent cameras do). Xavier http://xavier.robin.name tag:xavier.robin.name,2012-12-28:/blog/2012/12/28/transcend-class-10-vs-sandisk-extreme-pro-a-real-case-scenario#comment781 2013-05-22T20:26:38+02:00 2013-05-22T20:26:38+02:00 Did you do a video test? I have two Transcend 32GB Class 10 cards and I find that I get file corruption if I record 1080p with them. Given your results, I wonder if a smaller size might work better. Michael