That's fine, the first one is your SD card. Record a video please and check where it is stored. To do this, goto Timer and follow Video. Press the small red button to start a manual recording, wait some seconds, press the green Stop button. Return to Video List - the test vid should appear here. Ha...

Yes, there is indeed a problem introduced by Google starting with KitKat (4.4). In case LapTimer cannot access the /Movies folder on the SD card, it will usually fall back t the app-private location somewhere in */Android/data/com.harrys.laptimer/* Please check the section and post the list of loca...

I just bought Harry's Lap Timer and tried it recently during a lapping event. I have a 16GB external SD card installed, and my Samsung Galaxy Ace IIX recognizes it and reports it as having 14GB+ of free space. However, even though I configured Harry's Lap Timer to save video to the external SD card,...