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SUPPORTED VIDEO FILESStandard Video Files Standard video formats that can be found in some digital frames are .avi (Audio Video Interleave) and MPEG I, II, and IV as well as MP4. Be aware that not all of these, especially .avi and MP4 files may be readable by the frame you choose. It is most important to keep in mind that the lower the resolution of the file, the better the playback on the digital photo frame will be. If the resolution is too high, the sound will be broken up during playback or the sound will be out of phase with the video.
The class rating that can be found on an SD card refers to the minimum speed (in megabytes per second) at which a card can transfer data. This would be of more concern when using a camcorder or a camera that can take movie clips. The actual number in the class rating, such as Class 2, 4, 6 or even 10, refers to the number of megabytes per second of data transfer. Taking high-definition video with a card with a class rating of lower than 4 could result in problems such as error messages or dropped frames and playback that is uneven. For information on the Speed Rating of Secure Digital cards, please click here... Video Files Eat Memory Fast!Remember that these files use a large amount of memory which may mean that the amount of photos that can be placed on the memory card or internal memory of the frame may be reduced.
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