Phil, the camera CPU has limited bandwidth (it is just a 200MHz 32-bit device), so if you make it do more there could be insufficient resources. KML generation uses some, and even compass/GPS support also use them. So first I would definitely disable KML (anyway all the data is embedded into each frame header of the *.mov file) and then see if there is a bug or just you are too close to the CPU capacity. There is an obvious way to verify if the CPU is limiting - try reducing the image quality and see if it helps.
If the CPU can not keep up with the data, the buffer should get low and there will be a pop-up window that it is overrun. If camogm is started, you may check buffer status manually by opening (and refreshing as needed): http://<camera_ip>/camogmgui/camogm_interface.php?cmd=status If buffer is not overrun, but the recording stops it means that there is some software bug that we need to locate. Andrey
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