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How much video (time-wise) can I record on a 32GB iPad pro 9.7"? Quality would be 1080p, 30fps.
 
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I believe that will depend in part on things like the codec in use and bit rate of the recording. If I am not mistaken there are several codecs that could produce 1080p footage. I found several calculators online but they can be confusing. I suspect one of our video gurus can provide better answers.

I deleted your other post. Please do not cross post.
 

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