No, not specifically. The problem is the FAT32 file system used on the card. Each file has its length stored as a 32-bit number. If you work it out, that comes to about 4GB. What you're experiencing is that after about 10 ~ 12 minutes, the movie has grown to the maximum size, so the camera has to stop.
The homebrew software "Magic Lantern" has a couple of tricks that can get around the problem: one is that you can manage the bit rate, so by decreasing the quality, you can squeeze a longer recording into 4GB, the other is that there's a mode where you can close one file and start another without losing any frames; this doesn't really solve the problem except that you can join the movies together afterward. I think some wedding photographers use this when they have an 'unattended' cam in the church and want to capture everything from one angle to blend in to a production movie later.