30 hours or video...
Blu-ray
Bluray
Bluray
USB Drive, PlayStation Store are a couple of methods
The amount of space needed to store video files will depend upon the amount of compression applied to the file. In general one terabyte will store around one thousand hours of compressed commercial movie quality video.
It depends on the size of the video. Most videos range from 400MB-700MB.
There really is not much you can do. You can try to sell it online or sell it to a video game store.
If you store high quality movie then it takes about 2GB to store an hour long video, So you can save as much as 16hour of video to your 32 gb flash drive.In case the video quality is lower than you can store double i.e. 32 hours or even more video recording.
A flash drive is solid state drive that is intended to store data. A flash player is a software program that plays videos in a flash video format.
There is no such thing as a 34GB drive, I think you mean 32GB. If this is the case, It completly depends on the quality of the video. A DVD quality film is usually around 1GB and the HD films are around 4GB, so if we average films out to be about 2 hours, you should be able to hold around 65 hours of DVD quallity video.
It normal takes 2.1 Gbs to store a 2 hour video.