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If that's the problem, then you should find another card with higher class.Īlso, you won't probably be able to record for more than 29 minutes and 59 seconds, due to Canon's restriction. Or your card is too slow that after 10 minutes, the buffer is full and the camera will be forced to stop recording. Or your camera is too hot after recording for that long, and there's probably nothing you can do to help that. I read somewhere that either the camera or Magic Lantern will continue the recording by making a new file, but I'm not sure about this.According to the FAQ you can also edit the cfg file in a text editor. It remembered stuff as Global Draw and Audio setup. I have tried this with my Canon 550D and it seemed to work. cfg file can be copied to the other cards which have ML installed on them. Magic Lantern allows you to change your quality settings to a higher/lower setting so you can have less/more recording time for the same file size. There it states that you can generate a magiclantern.cfg from the Debug menu in ML.Max horizontal resolution: Max vertical resolution. Horizontal resolution: Sensor crop factor: 3X RESOLUTION. Write speed MB/s: Buffer size MB: SENSOR. Format your flash card as exFAT instead. Magic Lantern RAW Calculator Camera presets: 5D4 5D3 5D2 6D 7D 50D 70D 60D EOS M 100D 700D 650D 600D 550D 500D 1100D 5DS/r 80D.If your flash card is formatted in FAT32, then the maximum file size is about 4.3GB, and probably after 10 minutes of recording, your video file will reach that limit. I can't say anything for sure but I can give some opinion: I think that you should do some research into why your 60D decides to cut off the video then after that you can decide if Magic Lantern can do anything to help that.