File size limitations with ClonerAlliance UHD Halo¶
This article explains the file size limits that apply when recording with the ClonerAlliance UHD Halo, including both file system constraints and OSD settings.
File System Limits¶
The maximum file size is determined by the file system of your storage device:
File System |
Maximum Single File Size |
|---|---|
FAT32 |
4GB |
exFAT |
Unlimited |
NTFS |
Unlimited |
Note
Setting the File Size to Unlimited in OSD allows recordings without automatic file splitting on exFAT or NTFS storage devices.
OSD File Size Setting¶
The File Size option under Menu → Record Settings controls when automatic file splitting occurs. See Why does the recorded file split into segments on ClonerAlliance UHD Halo for the full list of available options.
Setting the File Size to Unlimited allows continuous recording without size-based splitting on exFAT or NTFS storage devices.
Storage Capacity Estimates¶
The following table provides approximate recording durations based on common recording modes and a given storage capacity:
Recording Mode |
Bitrate |
Approximate Duration per 128 GB |
|---|---|---|
50 Mbps |
~5.7 hours |
|
32 Mbps |
~8.9 hours |
|
24 Mbps |
~11.9 hours |
|
16 Mbps |
~17.8 hours |
Recommendations¶
Use a storage device formatted as exFAT for the best balance of compatibility and file size support.
Set File Size to Unlimited to minimize file splitting during long recording sessions.
For 4K@60fps recording, prepare adequate storage capacity to avoid running out of space mid-recording.