New PB @ Summit Point Main - 1:29:9xx

[MarcSpaz]

I just checked that app out. Looks pretty interesting. I may try it out at Summit in November and see how it does. Thanks for the tip

Yea... my option cost me about $500 to get going.

I tried Track Addict at first. I liked it, but my phone camera sucked, the video was shaky because of my mount and it takes a bit of effort to do the editing as far as telemetry sync.

I work 60+ hours a week, so I just bit the bullet to minimize camera to internet video production time.

 

[AustinSN]

Yea... my option cost me about $500 to get going.

I tried Track Addict at first. I liked it, but my phone camera sucked, the video was shaky because of my mount and it takes a bit of effort to do the editing as far as telemetry sync.

I work 60+ hours a week, so I just bit the bullet to minimize camera to internet video production time.

FWIW, your option is my end goal.

I have a go pro that I could marry to the app, but my go pro is super shitty and won't run for more than 2 minutes and 15 seconds for some reason.

I'll probably end up with an ultra 30 for next season.

 

[03'Darin]

Yea... my option cost me about $500 to get going.

I tried Track Addict at first. I liked it, but my phone camera sucked, the video was shaky because of my mount and it takes a bit of effort to do the editing as far as telemetry sync.

I work 60+ hours a week, so I just bit the bullet to minimize camera to internet video production time.

I completely understand where you're coming from. I work similar hours and my free/spare time is rather valuable to me.

i would only be using it for an occasional track day. We have telemetry in the race car and a few go pros.

My wife will be doing her first ever track event at Summit and I though about putting it in with her.

 

[351stang]

GM's PDR factory option is nice........just hit a button and go. Lots of OBD2 data to mine. $1200 option, but basically priceless if you track the car.

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