Does Android gran prix have the ability to watch the timer run while recording video?

Just a follow up - the native video is great until I put it on youtube, now it's choppy again! I seem to remember converting to .wmv helps this, thank you youtube... not!

That did it - never would have guessed the overlay quality would make that much difference

So that's for sourcing the video correct? Am I stuck with the current stuff already shot?

Harry,

I'm getting really bad artifacts when I overlay gopro video and phone video as insert window. The gopro sourced in HD (720) as did the phone video (droid razr m). Uploading to youtube actually made it better, removed all the artifacts, http://youtu.be/bTEEqNAC-z0. Ideas?

Aaron

Harry wrote:No, you don't miss anything here. I plan to add some more scrolling support in the next major release.

- Harry

Excellent - if it's just as easy numeric input would be REALLY nice! thanks Harry

I'm using more gopro vids to sync to laptimer and pleased that it works so well (and will upgrade to Grand Prix as soon as it's available). Setting sync times in android is a pain though especially on a phone. The little slider it way too sensitive and the "+" and "-" buttons onl...

Squeal is coming earlier and yes, shows in the original before overlay

Harry wrote:Which phone and OS version is it?

razr m - android 4.1.2

Nope. That's a problem with the video track. The offset setting in HLT is for matching data to video. It has no effect on the video audio track separately. That's fixed when it's recorded. Some video editors will allow a small change in sound track timing to match lip movement and speech. However, ...