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The viewfinder displays the recording status 

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, the GPS and 

battery status 

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, and the elapsed recording time 

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When you are finished recording video, slide REC away from 

the lens.
The video is saved on the memory card as an MP4 file, and 

the track log for the video is saved on the memory card as a 

GPX file.

Select MODE > SETUP > VIDEO.
Mode: Sets the resolution, aspect ratio, and frame rate.
Field of View: Sets the zoom level.
Loop: Enables loop recording and sets the number of minutes 

of video to store when recording a video loop.

Auto Record: Enables automatic recording (VIRB Elite only).
Microphone: Enables the microphone.

NOTE: This setting is not available when the device is 

connected to an external microphone.
TIP: If wind noise is an issue when recording video, you can 

disable the microphone.

You can set the resolution, aspect ratio, frame rate, and speed 

of recorded video. The resolution is the width and height of the 

video, in pixels. The aspect ratio is the ratio of the video width to 

the video height. Standard widescreen televisions use a 16:9 

aspect ratio, and standard full screen televisions use a 4:3 

aspect ratio. The frame rate is expressed in frames per second 

(fps). The speed indicates the speed of action in the video 

compared to real time.
1080p: Use this mode when you need high-resolution 

widescreen shots. 1080p works well as a default setting.

Tall HD: Use this mode when you need a large, vertical viewing 

area. Tall HD is particularly useful for close-up action shots 

and when using a helmet mount.

Fast HD: Use this widescreen mode to capture high-speed 

action shots.

Economy HD: Use this widescreen mode when you need a 

longer recording time. Economy HD uses less space on 

your memory card.

Slow Mo HD: Use this widescreen mode to capture handheld 

shots with slow-motion playback.

Super Slow Mo: Use this mode when you need super slow-

motion playback in standard definition.

Time Lapse: Use this high-resolution widescreen mode to 

capture slow-moving or long-term action.

1920×1080

16:9

30

Normal

1280×960

4:3

48

Normal

1280×720

16:9

60

Normal

1280x720

16:9

30

Normal

1280×720

16:9

60

1/2 speed

Super Slow Mo 848×480

16:9

120

1/4 speed

1920×1080

16:9

30

Varies

You can change the field of view when Lens Correct is set to 

Off. Select MODE > SETUP > VIDEO > Field of View.
Wide: Captures a wide view of your surroundings. Use this 

mode for open areas, close-range video, and when you want 

to capture as much of your viewing area as possible.

Zoom (2x): Captures a tighter view. Use this mode for medium-

range video.

Ultra-Zoom (4x): Captures a very focused view. Use this mode 

for long-range video and closed or covered surroundings.

Select MODE > SETUP > ADVANCED.
Lens Correct: Corrects wide-angle barrel distortion and 

reduces the field of view. Automatically sets Field of View to 

Wide in the video settings. On+Stabilize turns on image 

stabilization to reduce shaky video.

Flip Camera: Sets the camera to capture video and images 

with the screen facing up or down. This Side Down captures 

correctly oriented video and photos with the screen facing 

downward.

You can change the camera orientation of your device to easily 

access REC during an activity. If you are mounting the device 

above your head, you can invert the camera orientation to aid 

visibility of the recording light or display.

Select MODE > SETUP > ADVANCED > Flip Camera.

Select an option:
• Use This Side Up to use the device with the screen 

facing upward.

• Use This Side Down to use the device with the screen 

facing downward.

NOTE: This feature is available for VIRB Elite only.
You can set the device to record video automatically based on 

your activity. This feature allows you to conserve space on your 

memory card by recording only the important parts of your 

activity.

Select MODE > SETUP > VIDEO > Auto Record.

Select an option:
• To record video automatically when the device is moving, 

select When Moving.
The device records video when you are moving and stops 

recording when you are still.

• To record video automatically when you are skiing, select 

Ski Mode.
The device records video when you are moving downhill 

and stops recording when you board the chairlift.

This feature automatically enables GPS in the system settings.

Time lapse mode captures individual video frames at longer 

intervals and creates a video that plays much faster than real 

time. You can use time lapse to record movements, changes, or 

events that take place over a long period of time.

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