SawMaster
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I'm not sure if the sensor is a limiting factor, I'm sure the (currently available) chipsets are an issue though, that would need improving regardless, technology is always on the move so it's just a matter of time I would think
THANK YOU I was waiting for someone to explain what should have been spoken of from the start, but I wasn't going to be dragged into the arguing. With no active cooling, small size, and economical pricing we're not going to get the performance and features of other devices that have had millions of dollars of development put into them. Everything could be better in dashcams but then we couldn't afford them or they'd lose their practicality.
H.265 is here but only in it's first stages of development. Better will come but don't expect it tomorrow or even next month. In a couple years? Maybe.
Phil