Hi, I have mounted my gopro on top of the windscreen [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3P1C1QOYxQ[/youtube] I love the view, but the sound is well windy :) Can you change the audio source to use the internal video ? Has anyone had any experience with an external mic on the gopro ? Do they do ...

can you record the brake pedal ? be good to see how much brake is being applied etc.

also what happened with virtual best lap? I can't seem to see that anymore

here's the Maison Blanche, Le Mans circuit. Harrys laptimer running on an Iphone5s controlling a GOPRO and bluetooth BT1 for obd. Worked flawlessly

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=174AUrY327U[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM90rJJsWlo[/youtube]

Mclaren P1 on track

xps911 wrote:Ok I replicated what happened. I had the phone already horizontal, but with the charger port on the left, i quickly turned it around, so the charger point was on the right, and it didnt ask for recalib

Did this get fixed in the new version?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Rk4R99JoGY[/youtube]

laptimer controlling the gopro, and using the front iphone5s camera for PIP

a quick way is to use a data photo iphone/ipad cable : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Data-Photo-Vi ... 3ccb7ec415

depending of course on what your multicam device and master are

It's very easy to do. I didn't have to convert my gopro footage for it to work in laptimer.
details here: viewtopic.php?p=11479#p11479

xps911, You can fix that, but it will take a while. On the traction circle chart page there are buttons to rotate the data in case the yaw calibration was off. The problem is that each button press only rotates by two degrees. If it's off by 180 degrees, you will need 90 steps. Also, for me, it doe...

xps911 wrote:You can make it compliant with the settings already available Eddie

these are the settings