4K clips don't last upto hour with external drive connected to Xbox

Yes, the SSD came with USB 3.0. About compatibility with the Xbox, how can I check this?

Hello there,

I heard that you need USB 3.0 cable for the external drive it could fix the issue but i am not sure if a USB 3.0 works with your current SSD and you might also check your SSD compatibility with the Xbox.

Have a good day!

Depends on the space of your harddrive. If you have a One X, you can capture in 4K for up to an hour on an external drive, if you have enough space on that drive for one hour of 4K video.

For more information on how to set up your external drive for game captures, read here:

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/...uring-xbox-one-game-clips-to-external-storage

Jackie,

You really need an external hard drive. The minimum requirement for external storage is:

-Must be a USB 3

-must be larger the 256GB

You can use a memory stick but the external hard drives will probably be cheaper for more storage and better performance. I've used memory sticks mostly to transfer for capture game clips for video. For basic info: an Xbox One console can use upto 3
external storage device (HardDrives) upto 8TB each.

Hope this helps

Recording internally. No external drives connected. Recording in 4K HDR for 30 seconds.