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I will make this into sort of a how to guide on breaking the A139 Pro's recording abilities:
1. Connect to wifi with phone and load the VIOFO App
2. Turn off or pause recording, and enter the settings page
3. Set the Parking mode setting to OFF.
4. After Step 3, scroll up to the time lapse recording setting and configure it, I chose 10 fps.
5. After Step 4, go down to the Parking mode setting and change it to Auto Event Detection.
6. Reboot or switch to Parking mode.
7. ???
8. Find out a week later that your A139 Pro was not recording anything after an accident.
@VIOFO-Support Pls fix
Step 3 is important because if you have Auto Event Detection active before trying to change Time Lapse recording, it will tell you that it cannot change to time lapse recording. I was testing this time lapse recording feature and forgot to turn it off when I went back to set Parking Mode to Auto Event Detection.
1. Connect to wifi with phone and load the VIOFO App
2. Turn off or pause recording, and enter the settings page
3. Set the Parking mode setting to OFF.
4. After Step 3, scroll up to the time lapse recording setting and configure it, I chose 10 fps.
5. After Step 4, go down to the Parking mode setting and change it to Auto Event Detection.
6. Reboot or switch to Parking mode.
7. ???
8. Find out a week later that your A139 Pro was not recording anything after an accident.
@VIOFO-Support Pls fix
Step 3 is important because if you have Auto Event Detection active before trying to change Time Lapse recording, it will tell you that it cannot change to time lapse recording. I was testing this time lapse recording feature and forgot to turn it off when I went back to set Parking Mode to Auto Event Detection.