Harry wrote:I will do my best to add that to v22 (Spring release). Please join the beta program once it is announced. I do not have a HERO6 available, so HERO6 testers are highly welcome!

Happy to help!

It seems like the Hero 6 has a slightly different REST API, but I'm not sure how it differs. It definitely didn't work for me. I switched to a GoPro Hero 6 from a Hero 2 w/WiFi bacpac (which worked successfully at many other events) just before a race at Laguna Seca a few weeks back. Despite having ...

Hi Harry, Would it be possible to add a pop-up option to revert the video data overlay for a single lap, session, or day (like the option for changing the driver name tag) when you hit the "Revert" button? Many times I want to revert a whole 1.5 hr session's worth of laps in order to fix a...

Hi Harry, The fact that GoPro cameras leverage ad hoc WiFi networking stinks. To work around this limitation, it would be awesome to be able to have the Lap Timer app be able to simultaneously start and stop multiple GoPro cameras over an IP connection through a Raspberry Pi 3 that is running locall...

Awesome! Thank you Harry.

For the H7, it updates at 1Hz. In order for HealthKit to see data from the H7, you need to be sure to pair the device on iOS via the phone's Bluetooth directly and NOT via the Polar app.

It looks like there is some issue internally with the app joining lap recordings. I noticed this when looking at the lap time sync view that the laps that don't render occur after mention of a "joined end":

Opens fine for me on 10.3.1...

Did you try rebooting the phone (might be low on memory)?

It looks like there is a bug with longer sessions where videos are joined (not sure why it would stop recording and start again). This is what the video list looks like at the end of the 15th lap: IMG_5297.PNG It doesn't seem possible to export VBO data w/joined video info for laps after #15 (either...

It looks like I found the problem. After searching down the file, video sync points were only associated with the first 15 laps. After that, you started to see the "-00000001" index again, even though the video goes for the full 90 minutes. Removing the lines containing "-00000001&quo...