Nokia E72 Video Recording Lags

Hello,
Recently my Nokia E72 has begun to lag after about 8 seconds after starting the recording.
After I finish record (with the lag) my processed video will jitter and pixelate where the lag spikes occured during recording.
This was not a problem until after I updated to the latest firmware a few weeks ago.
I have looked everywhere online for a solution and have decided here might bring some possible solutions. Is there any way to try and fix this without downgrading the firmware?

Just tested on my E72 running 081.003 firmware, the same problem though it lags for only 3 or 4 seconds. I actually didn't realise this before.
Wondering if SD defragment could help as flash memory card does not use hard disk's way to address tracks and sectors.
Anyway, will have a try if possible.
BTW, I personally don't think resetting the phone could help here, and the problem should not be related to other apps, too.
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