Glanced over and it was recording but then stopped about 1/2 way through the course. The start/finish line was probably 100-200 yards away. Please check if you have other triggers on track disturbing the process. So then I decided to try to manual record, saw the app was recording and just focused ...

Hi, Especially when AXes are very tight in the start / finish area, special care has to be taken. From what I understand there are two options: You set a 'standing go' trigger in the stand still area ahead of start - not the starting line / light. The finish is done be a normal 'stop' trigger, place...

Hi,

Sorry to hear. Please first update to version 14.3 In case the problem is still the same, send me a note and I will reply with a description how to extract the crash logs from your device for further analysis.

- Harry

Dear all, iOS5 is a major release with quite some changes. LapTimer Release 14.2 - which has been compiled with iOS5 - has shown that issues are not only on feature, but sometimes on a deep, technical level. As long as things are not stable, I maintain this thread to have all issues including workar...

Hi, Video takes approximately 80 MB per minute GPS / OBD / Acceleration data recording takes exactly 4440 Bytes per minute at 1 Hz update rate So when talking about space, video is the only relevant size you need to consider. LapTimer is based on a PalmOS data layer, there is nothing smaller and mor...

In case the iPhone4S can work with GLONASS, LapTimer will work with it too.

- Harry

Hi,

Version 14.3 is online. Please update and please let me know if everything is fine now. Thanks.

- Harry

Hi,

Found a well hidden information on a change in iOS5: accessories need to be declared by an app to get allowed to connect to them. I guess 14.3 will fix this (backward compatibility) and I will add theses declarations to future versions.

- Harry

Hi, So it seems to be a general problem with the iOS5 tool chain used for 14.2, not the iPhone4S, and not the accessory type. The Standard most probably works because iOS5 treats it different as a pre iOS5 compile. As stated below, I can test once I receive a test device. I've submitted LT 14.3 beca...

Thanks Sean for your design. The communication between iPhone and the server in Cologne is working a bit different. Data size is minimized by sending every piece of data only once. The server caches everything and joins information from one client by using a (nearly) unique id. So it is very effecti...