Actually, it is possible to get 40MB/s out of USB2, absolute maximum, so maybe Karagandinez was using USB 2, which suggests that it is your card reader that is slowing things down - USB 2 card readers generally get stuck at 20MB/s, and that includes dashcams used as card readers, but the limit is probably the reader not using the SD card UHS data transfer. That suggests that the A229 Pro has faster card reading, which Karagandinez was using, but your card reader can't.How could it be any faster if the dash cam, and cable only support USB2.0?
The reason Karag was able to get 41MB/s is because he used his PC.Actually, it is possible to get 40MB/s out of USB2, absolute maximum, so maybe Karagandinez was using USB 2, which suggests that it is your card reader that is slowing things down - USB 2 card readers generally get stuck at 20MB/s, and that includes dashcams used as card readers, but the limit is probably the reader not using the SD card UHS data transfer. That suggests that the A229 Pro has faster card reading, which Karagandinez was using, but your card reader can't.
I don’t understand what you’re talking about here.Are we seeing less memory card problems with the A229 Pro compared to older cameras? Apart from certain cards overheating, maybe we are...
I guess a lot of the file data is getting stored in cache memory,For some reason, while transferring 6 files of 430 MB each, I get 3 results....![]()
Then I guess the A229 Pro does not have a UHS card reader, the next Viofo dashcam will...Yes you are right.
Here's the actual data transfer speed when you connect the A229 Pro to a PC via a USB-C USB-C data cable.
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I hope one of the representatives of Viofo will clarify this issue for us.Then I guess the A229 Pro does not have a UHS card reader, the next Viofo dashcam will...
The A229 Pro uses USB2.0, future dashcam uses USB3.0. If connecting with the iPhone 15 using type-c to type-c cable, the transfer speed will be boosted.I hope one of the representatives of Viofo will clarify this issue for us.![]()
With how USB 3.0 ports and USB sticks are, wouldn't get my hopes up at being super duper fast speeds. Even a doubling to 40MB/sec would be decent enough.The A229 Pro uses USB2.0, future dashcam uses USB3.0. If connecting with the iPhone 15 using type-c to type-c cable, the transfer speed will be boosted.
Only the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max support USB 3 transfer speeds up to 10 Gb/sec. The iPhone 15 and 15 Plus only support USB 2 transfer speeds up to 480 Mb/sec.The A229 Pro uses USB2.0, future dashcam uses USB3.0. If connecting with the iPhone 15 using type-c to type-c cable, the transfer speed will be boosted.
Real world speeds will be nowhere near that, even on Android. Any increase I'll take thoughOnly the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max support USB 3 transfer speeds up to 10 Gb/sec. The iPhone 15 and 15 Plus only support USB 2 transfer speeds up to 480 Mb/sec.
I like the sound of boosted.the transfer speed will be boosted.
My main point was that VIOFO was stating that future dash cameras will use USB 3.0 and that when connected to an "iPhone 15" transfer speeds will be boosted. Only the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max have a USB 3 connection port, not the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus.Real world speeds will be nowhere near that, even on Android. Any increase I'll take though
Repeating yourself? Yes, and?My main point was that VIOFO was stating that future dash cameras will use USB 3.0 and that when connected to an "iPhone 15" transfer speeds will be boosted. Only the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max have a USB 3 connection port, not the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus.
I thought it is boostedI like the sound of boosted.
So it will be around 40 to 60mb/sec mark thenI thought it is boosted, someone maybe doesn't agree, people always expect faster speed like 100MB/s transfer speed.
In 1997 it would take my WebTV 60 seconds to download a single still photo.I thought it is boosted, someone maybe doesn't agree, people always expect faster speed like 100MB/s transfer speed.