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Signvetica Newbie

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Hello! I have problem with my a6500 ;(
On some video shoots i encountered random recording stops.
When it happens - after few or several seconds camera just stops recording and shows Memory Recall screen.
I did factory reset, SD cards are new, or i do format them before every use (Sandisc Extreme). Latest firmware.  

pls help!

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The internal battery is probably the problem. I have been charging the batteries in an external charger for a long time and the problem has almost always appeared. After charging the battery inside the camera with the usb cable, the problem is fixed. I left the camera connected for 24 hours.

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 a6500 just stops recording and shows Memory Recall screen, why? 

battery original and tried anothers = same problem
sd card differents brands always class10 high speedy = same problem
battery full 100% or low battery, pluged or not in power bank = same problem
use in a tripod = same problem

use with ronin s = same problem

i tried every option and the issue continues, its a random problem

can someone help?

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