StrayCam
Well-Known Member
Most existing customers are very happy to have the best video quality available in their reasonably priced cameras that have all the important features!
And most forum members know that a firmware update will arrive once the current issues are well resolved and any new features have been added, they always do arrive, sometime take a bit of time, but they do arrive.
Why don't you use the superior Low Bitrate Parking Mode instead, since with that the g-sensor works as you are demanding? Many other people are and are happy with the results.
Nigel,
You raise a good point about low-bit-rate parking mode working with g-sensor. Have we confirmed that it does indeed work in that mode? I'm going to try it a bit later. If that works, that can hold me over for the 2 or 3 more months that it will take Viofo to correct the problem in "buffered parking mode". If Viofo would have taken the time to have someone spend 3 hours to update their manual for the A129, there would not be such confusion as Joe384, others, and I have about g-sensor and low-bit-rate parking mode. One would think if it were a viable work-around to g-sensor not working in "buffered parking mode", all the "experts" here would have mentioned it time and again...???
Incidentally, there are quite a number of people posting here on this thread who are "not satisfied with their A129 Duo": Old64, captneric, sdeel7491, EGS and Me. For every person who has taken the time to post their dissatisfaction with the A129Duo, there are probably dozens or more people who are equally dissatisfied.
And as one person said on another thread recently (I believe it was Sdeel7491), he assumed everything was just perfect with the roll-out of the buffered parking feature/firmware. - - Those who kowtow to viofo's lackluster customer service and have remained "silent" about the problem with the A129 Duo I feel did a disservice to him and other new customers.
Oh well, now we all know the problem, and we know it's going to take forever to fix; but this will "no longer be kept a secret" for the benefit of prospective dash cam buyers.