Paulbri
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- Joined
- Aug 27, 2024
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- Location
- Hertfordshire
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Dash Cam
- A229 Pro 2CH
Wow, I get nothing even close to your video. Maybe the player I'm using has something to do with it when I stop the video somehow it's different. I'm using Windows Media Player Classic. But if this is normal for Viofo and video from 70mai that much better maybe I should reconsider my purchase.That seem a bit far off, in general i pull plates within the last 2-3 frames the oncoming car is in view.
A 4K sensor you should be able to zoom in a little to resolve the plate, like i do in this footage from the 70mai A810.
You can see screenshots from A229 Pro here:Wow, I get nothing even close to your video. Maybe the player I'm using has something to do with it when I stop the video somehow it's different. I'm using Windows Media Player Classic. But if this is normal for Viofo and video from 70mai that much better maybe I should reconsider my purchase.
60 fps over 30 fps will not give you an advantage. That's the first thing...I tried VLC player not much of a difference. I can catch good frames occasionally but mostly the quality is disappointing for upcoming traffic at higher speeds.
To be fair both examples from @kamkar and @Karagandinez look like recorded in perfect conditions. It just stopped raining on my video.
Another advantage to 70mai A810 is I just looked up its specs and it's 60fps to 30fps on Viofo which would make a bit of difference I would think.
That's what I was thinking to show the original video. But the thing is it was recorded with sound and my licence plate which I don't want to broadcast to the World Wide Web.60 fps over 30 fps will not give you an advantage. That's the first thing...
The second thing is that you didn't read all the A810 specifications carefully...
And the most important thing: We need the original of your video to evaluate the quality of your model.
Upload your video to the file sharing service https://wetransfer.com/ and post the link here.
Hmm, it's still working for me. I can access your channel and videos no problemFunn7y thing i have just lost access to youtube,,,, all of it, so my video above i can not see it here, and i just time out if i try to go to any of my channels or just youtube.com
I'm looking at it on either Windows laptop Razer Book or on my Mac mini M1 8GB ram model. None of them have discreet GPU's but I don't see how those computers not enough to see licence plates. It plays and edit's 4K video with no stutter on my MacLong time since I used Windows, but it used to be you needed Windows Media Player Classic Black Edition for 4K video. As for VLC, I do not think it installs with best 4k options installed so you need to Google 'VLC 4K Settings' or similar. I presume you are using a monitor and video card/gpu that will properly display 4K video.
You are thinking wrong. In order for oncoming cars' numbers to be read better during the day, HDR should be turned off.I think it has be on during the day to get the high speed capture.
The first thing you need to do is lower the lens so that the sky and the earth are 50/50%Here is a link to a video in question on Wetransfer please look at licence plates on upcoming traffic when traveling at around 40 miles or faster, you can't make out licence plates. When slower than 40 miles seems to be OK.
Let me know what you think.
HDR ONWas HDR on or off? I think it has be on during the day to get the high speed capture.