I kinda get the same even when running in two channel mode...but on the screen of the A229 pro itself. It has shown it has disconnected too but then a few seconds later it reconnects. Doesn't phase me too much cos it happens few and far between
You can see how the telephoto camera shoots to compare with yours using the link below.
The front is also delayed a little, GPS only updates once a second, to display the average speed from the previous second, and the average is filtered over several seconds since GPS tends to be a bit noisy. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a small additional delay for the GPS measurement to reach the rear camera. No dashcam has a GPS reading that is accurate for the video frame you are looking at, but on average they are very accurate as long as you are not changing speed, in which case there is always a delay of a few seconds.
That is normal for a telephoto, you get a lot of motion blur due to the turn panning across the scene, and a telephoto magnifies the pan speed, thus has much worse motion blur. The opposite occurs on the straights, where the magnification reduces the motion across the image, which is why telephotos are very good for reading plates, but only on the straight or when stationary, not in turns.
I thought I had an example of that at 2:08 in this telephoto video.
When you are using HDR at night, you still get the plate, if it is still light but not sunny then it can become motion blurred on corners.
Telephoto lenses have a longer focal length and are suitable for long-distance shots rather than close-ups. If the lens shakes, there will be some blur, especially when turning. Also, because of the difference in focal length, there will be a visual delay when shooting.
Horizontally, you want it fairly close the the centre, if it is off centre, then because of the longer lens and curvature of the windshield glass, it will point a little to the side. Some people prefer it a little to the driver's side so that it is pointing towards the oncoming traffic at the best point for reading plates. You probably do not want it on the passenger side.
There's a probability that 1TB Micro SD cards weren't out yet during the development of the A229 Pro. This happens to mobile phones too. Phones would usually say it will support "up to 256GB micro SD card" because when the phone was manufactured, 512gb sd cards weren't out yet.
My A229 Pro never overheated while the car is running. But there are times where it shuts down on Parking Mode when the car is left out in the sun. 2-3 hours parked in the sun and when I get back to my car, the dashcam is already turned off.They write a lot about A229 Pro overheating.
I have A229 Pro + Telephoto installed in 2 cars, which work without problems and have not had a single shutdown due to heating.
I remember writing about observations of this model in the heat, but I did not find it in my thread. It turns out I wrote about this in another thread.
Report on the operation of the parking mode: "Recording with low bitrate" A229 Pro + RTC300
Saturday 29.06.24 turned out to be very warm for us. The temperature during the day rose above +30 degrees Celsius.
The car was parked at 14:57 and the sun was shining on the A229 Pro and on the RTC300.
When returning to the car at 20:49, A229 Pro 2 CH continued to write in parking mode.
The temperature on the instrument panel was +30.5 degrees Celsius.
Today our day turned out to be warm.
During the trip there was a parking lot for 1.5 hours.
Upon returning to the car I took photographs.
As you can see in the photo A229 Pro 2CH continued recording in the parking lot without problems.
Temperature outside the car
Cabin temperature
The processor temperature at the time of the photo shoot was 98°
My 2 pieces A229 Pro + Telephoto have never turned off due to heating in parking mode.
