Blurry video - Is it a normal thing with A119?

@BASSstarlet no doubt your issue is a optical issue ( lens or socket lens in mounted to )

If the focus slide and stay there you can actually adjust it back, but that is not a easy thing to do, also not super hard either, but really if you are not that brave and have warranty you should use that.
In rare cases a lens element can come loose inside the lens and will just rattle around, that is not fixable, only if it have moved and stay there day or night ( warm or cold ) can you refocus it.

If you notice your dashboard, that is just fine in focus, meaning your lens have moved to a closer focus, to get it back to the good / usable for dashcam, you probably just have to turn the lens 1/2 revolution or probably even less.
But the lens are secured with glue to the socket so it is not something you just do like turning a nut on a bolt.


Focus sliding was almost a for sure thing in the old days, at least with the cheaper brands, but for many years it have not been a problem we see that often, but it will sadly still happen now and then due to the harsh environment of a car interior.

Just one of those things that remind us that no matter how good or expensive system you have gotten, it will be a good idea to take a look at the footage it record now and then.
 
BASSstarlet said:
Unfortunately, the problem was not solved, not even by changing resolution/HDR/Bitrate etc.

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The whole problem is in the plastic lens holder, starting from 119 and 119 S, but it is strange that it is on the V3, there was a metal holder installed, in any case, keep in touch with Viofo support, they are aware of this problem.
 
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