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Oct 29, 2019 11:57 |  #1

Hi Guys,

I have a lightly used Gopro Hero 4 Black. When viewing my footage back there is a huge area of the screen momentarily flashes green, coupled with a crack like effect. Looking on Gopro sites this seems to be a re-occuring issue across other models too. Has anyone had similar and what did you do to rectify it.

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Oct 29, 2019 19:18 |  #2

This could be a corrupt card, or, a counterfeit card. Do you have another known-good storage to test it with?

I don't have experience with the Hero series... but haven't had this problem with the Fusion, which is basically 2 hero 7 in one chassis.


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Oct 30, 2019 19:08 as a reply to  @ SailingAway's post |  #3

Hi SailingAway.

My Gopro has hardly been used so I hadn't looked into this. A bit more research has pointed me towards the microSD card. Apparently my card which is a Sandisk Extreme 64gb XC1 is too slow. It has a number 3 in the middle of a U shape, this is too small and should be at least a 4 ??? I have no other cards to test it on, so will have to bite the bullet and buy a newer faster card.

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