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haven't heard from OP in a while, hope all is well. thanks for all your work on these cameras!

First off, nice videos! Looks fun!! So it's obviously a compression problem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compression_artifact I blame YouTube. Try watching your final edited video file directly on your tablet. I bet it looks a hello f a lot better than the one on YouTube, right? You need to...

I can confirm that this works. I don't know how it happened or why, but the problem is the perfectly working battery stops sitting against the pins properly. Removing the sticker fixes it.

If you are lucky enough to not receive one with physical defects from the factory, and you are running firmware version 1.01 which is still the only version without bugs turning on the camera, it does its job well and reliably. If you update or are unfortunate enough to receive a newer revision...

@irungentoo interesting development with the framerate increase. What's the bottleneck here, just heat? Think 2.7K 4:3 could be pushed to higher frame rate as well?

yeah but you already know as soon as a new SG model has parking mode i'm getting 3 :)

you'll probably better off asking here: https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/forums/what-should-i-buy.71/ as far as I can tell the Thinkware F50 is the closest competitor to the A119S, although its video quality isn't as good. F50 hardware is from around the same time as the A119S though. I'm really...

This happens occasionally even without the bitrate hack, at Medium bitrates which my cards are more than capable of handling. It's pretty random but still happens sometimes. I think also the fact that it writes three files simultaneously to the card in the beginning (mp4, sec, and thm) then...

I run 1.01 every revision has been one step forward two steps back, so I stick with what I know works. with 1.01, the camera turns on every time, the oversharpening is not too bad, and the files are properly marked read-only when you hit the button. both of these are much more important than...

I just eyeballed it. In at least one of my cars it's visibly crooked. Makes zero difference in terms of usable footage. Trust me when I say that the angle it's mounted at is the least of your worries. Make sure you test the camera outside of the car as explained.... somewhere in this post by...

https://mpc-hc.org/downloads/

if SG is out of your budget, look at viofo

https://mpc-hc.org/ is also free, uncluttered, and lightweight. works great on my ancient computer!

Does this mean it doesn't work for hybrids? I don't think there is a voltage drop between ignition and accessory power in my car because it's a hybrid, and the engine isn't started by the 12v battery. I was thinking of picking this up for a rear cam, may have to keep looking...

The Sony cams are fantastic, but the form factor, UI, and mounts are absolute garbage.

seems they have learned nothing from their previous venture in this market: it has an internal battery

Allow me to clarify: there is no debate about motion blur and frame rate when it comes to available dashcams. It has been claimed thousands of times, but never once has it been substantiated. Feel free to provide an example of a single dashcam that has ever used that long of an exposure...

bold part is false. @OP, all else being equal more resolution = more detail, more "options" for post-processing.

once again Nikon leaves its owners in the dust... 3 cameras in their action camera lineup, one year later and not a single software update. it's really a shame because both the Keymission 360 and 170 have excellent, unrealized potential.

wow! unexpected, and awesome!