Sync Multiple E1 Pro

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VIOFO A139, VIOFO A139 Pro, VIOFO A119 Mini 2, VIOFO A229...
You should make it so you can sync multiple E1 Pros and link together on wifi and the LTE.
 
That would be a great feature for running one in front and one in the back! They already have wifi capability…. I wonder how difficult that would be to pull off.
 
mentadent said:
You should make it so you can sync multiple E1 Pros and link together on wifi and the LTE.
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Already runs hot so not sure this would work even with paltry slow WiFi transmission for the bitrates wanted. Unless you're ok with potato quality
 
Augustus said:
Already runs hot so not sure this would work even with paltry slow WiFi transmission for the bitrates wanted. Unless you're ok with potato quality
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Theoretically speaking, linking units would be possible with just bluetooth if they were to develop it.
The remote already uses bluetooth.
Sync the time and any locking event to the other unit and you have a 4k-4k synced system.
@Jeff_Vantrue you heard it from me first haha
 
Julian23 said:
Theoretically speaking, linking units would be possible with just bluetooth if they were to develop it.
The remote already uses bluetooth.
Sync the time and any locking event to the other unit and you have a 4k-4k synced system.
@Jeff_Vantrue you heard it from me first haha
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True, Bluetooth can be flaky on older Bluetooth versions if that's the chipset they're using in dashcams. 70mai Bluetooth is meant to act as a handshake in their A510 and it worked pretty flaky for me.

Maybe in the future but not quite there yet .
 
Augustus said:
True, Bluetooth can be flaky on older Bluetooth versions if that's the chipset they're using in dashcams. 70mai Bluetooth is meant to act as a handshake in their A510 and it worked pretty flaky for me.

Maybe in the future but not quite there yet .
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It would only need to sync the time sporadically. Not always.
Wouldn't be much data to transfer.
 
It could perhaps be just an app upgrade, where you download videos from multiple cameras and see it on the same timeline. Maybe export to picture in picture. Accurate time already comes from the GPS.

LTE probably more complicated. I understand they use a USB connection.
 
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