NH2021
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I thought I saw another thread addressing this no resolve, but now I can't find it.
Has anyone seen this issue, or know of a fix for it?
Just bought and set up an A139 2 channel. FW1.2. Cigarette lighter power cord.
I reset settings to default and tried 3 different memory cards. Formatted each card, then ran for one video file.
I changed WiFi to 5GHz, but issue was occurring before that.
I guess it looks like time lapse, but it is turned off, and I'm getting audio. Parking mode is also turned off.
When I look at live feed over iPhone, it looks like real time video.
If I look at the video files on the camera through the iPhone, they look like real time video.
When looking at the video on the card, I get 1 to 2 frames per second on the video and the audio sounds like normal.
I copied the files to two different computers.
I viewed the video on a Mac Mini through Quicktime, and VLC. 1 to 2 frames per second.
I also viewed on a Dell laptop with 4K display, all 1 to 2 frames per second.
The first card is Blackvue 32 GB. M32bI(or little 'L', or '1')2 It has a U with a '1' in it.
The second card is SanDisk Ultra Plus 32 GB.It has a C with a 10 inside of it.
The third card is SanDisk ImageMate PRO 128GB. It has a U with a 3 inside if it.
I realize I may be using the wrong type of sd card, but then, why would viewing the recordings on the camera through iPhone look like real time video, but not when files are copied to computer?
Thanks in advance.
Has anyone seen this issue, or know of a fix for it?
Just bought and set up an A139 2 channel. FW1.2. Cigarette lighter power cord.
I reset settings to default and tried 3 different memory cards. Formatted each card, then ran for one video file.
I changed WiFi to 5GHz, but issue was occurring before that.
I guess it looks like time lapse, but it is turned off, and I'm getting audio. Parking mode is also turned off.
When I look at live feed over iPhone, it looks like real time video.
If I look at the video files on the camera through the iPhone, they look like real time video.
When looking at the video on the card, I get 1 to 2 frames per second on the video and the audio sounds like normal.
I copied the files to two different computers.
I viewed the video on a Mac Mini through Quicktime, and VLC. 1 to 2 frames per second.
I also viewed on a Dell laptop with 4K display, all 1 to 2 frames per second.
The first card is Blackvue 32 GB. M32bI(or little 'L', or '1')2 It has a U with a '1' in it.
The second card is SanDisk Ultra Plus 32 GB.It has a C with a 10 inside of it.
The third card is SanDisk ImageMate PRO 128GB. It has a U with a 3 inside if it.
I realize I may be using the wrong type of sd card, but then, why would viewing the recordings on the camera through iPhone look like real time video, but not when files are copied to computer?
Thanks in advance.