DaveP75
New Member
Thanks for the response and I appreciate the point you’re making, but it is rather against the logic of what I and a lot of consumers have experienced which is a working camera then not working. I had a working dashcam set up and all was well until recently, and the change for me from no issues to issues occurring was after updating the firmware. If the firmware has somehow meant that the camera is writing to the card differently to the point it’s caused an incompatibility, with a recommended and NextBase supplied card, then the firmware is at fault not the card. Due to this I don’t think anyone needs to be deep diving into the speed diagnostics on the cards that worked as all this will do is provide a figure that we don’t actually know is right or wrong unless we have the figures out individual cameras are trying to write at, and at this point we would need to test the same camera on an original firmware to see if there is a difference. That to me is a very valid test, but one that NextBase should be doing not the consumer having issues due to their product becoming not fit for purpose.My first port of call would be to test the SDCard using Speedout 0.5
I've seen lots of similar posts here which have ben caused by a card with a slow write speed. Even though it's a Nextbase card i'd still be speed testing it.
Just ensure you use USB3 and a USB3 card reader.
My Samsung card max out at ~60Mbps which is above what Nextbase recommend.
By the way NextBase Support I am still waiting for some actual assistance!