> It would seem feasible to solve the power problem one of two ways.
>
> First, a second / spare fully charged battery or second use the AC adapter.
>
> Jack
>
> "Stephen" gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> On 12 Oct, 16:01, "Knut Willy" c2i.net> wrote:

>>> "$limbo" REMOVEKNICKERShotmail.com> skrev i
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>>>> "Knut Willy" c2i.net> wrote in message
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>>>>>A friend told me his new Nokia N-95 was capable of making movie films
>>>>>up
>>>>>to one hour.
>>>>> 1 - is that really so?
>>>>> 2 - what format will that movie be in?
>>>>> 3 - is that a format that can be copied down to a PC, and sent to
>>>>> others?
>>>>> 4 - can such a film be burned to a DVD?

>

>>>>> --
>>>>> ___________
>>>>> Knut Willy

>

>>>> 1- yes
>>>> 2- Mp4
>>>> 3- yes
>>>> 4- yes

>

>>>> HTH

>

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>

>>> What about battery capacity? Will movie making tend to empty the battery
>>> much quicker than would a normal conversation?

>

>>> Knut Willy

>

>> Oh! Yes! I reckon on be able to record for about half an hour before
>> the camera stops working because the battery is too low. You might
>> then have enough power left for a couple of short telephone calls.