Samsung phone stops recording videos after 10 minutes

The camera on your Galaxy phone is capable of recording Ultra HD and 8K videos. However, video resolutions this high require a great deal of processing and battery power. To prevent your phone from overheating, higher resolution videos have a 10-minute recording limit, but you can choose a lower resolution to extend your recording time.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 capturing a party scene with camera effects.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 capturing a party scene with camera effects.

Samsung phone stops recording videos after 10 minutes

1

Open the camera and choose a video mode.

Open the Camera app, and then tap Video mode. The rear-facing and the front-facing camera have separate resolution settings, so swipe up on the screen to switch to the camera you'll be using.
2

Open the resolution menu.

Tap the resolution icon at the top of the screen. It will be the third icon for rear-facing cameras, and the only icon for the selfie camera.
3

Choose a lower resolution.

Tap any of the FHD or HD options to use an extended recording time.
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