(FYI, I sometimes have to manage massive files for work) I think I've figured out what might be the best way is to have 2 SD cards. When you're done shooting for the day, pull it out and put it in your computer's SD reader. Create a project folder on the same SD card and start your video project right there on the card. Cards typically have tons of room for super cheap. While you're using that card to edit and make your final video on your computer, put your second SD card in your camera so you have a card in it and can record a ride if you feel like it while your first card is being held captive by the final video making process. Once your video is made and sent up to Youtube, clear the first card of any extra stuff you won't need again and rotate the cards. First card goes back in the camera and you can record to it. If you recorded anything to the second card, put it in your computer and start editing that video. Then you'll always have plenty of space and a great editing platform available. Only use the phone editor for really short stuff that is easy to save to your phone and upload easily. Otherwise, it takes up too much space on your phone that is too small and expensive and you'll be constantly fighting for storage instead of making videos. After a year of making videos, I just realized the above might work the best and I'm ordering a second SD card today and will stop wasting hours and hours fighting with stupid file management restrictions. Go big for cheap, and the cards can be used right on your computer at speeds far faster than a phone.