I thought the video delay was in the GoPro electronics. How can a cable make the video "real-time"?
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There is a 1-2 second delay in the WiFi video output. This is because of the time it takes the GoPro to process the video signal into a compatible WiFi signal. When the video is accessed via the cable and connector, this processing is not required and the video is real time. I connect the GoPro from the connector directly to the FPV transmitter and everything is in real time. I set the GoPro resolution to 720p and 60 frames per second. It all works great.
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It isn't using Wi-Fi when you are connecting it to a transmitter. That's why there's no delay.
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I'm using this cable attached to either my hero silver or my hero black in conjunction with a Bosch cam tx and I didn't notice any delay. It works really well. Just ensure that you research on how to hook it up to the camera when the gopro battery is installed.
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Radio signal's travel at the speed of light. So any delay is in it being processed due to low signal strength.Distance is almost irrelevant in some regards though.
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The cable makes a connection and it works both ways. If you are having recording troubles, it has to be the DVR. There is nothing to add to the cable that would make any difference. I suggest also that you check your camera power to make certain it has all it needs to make the video signal. If you see the video on your monitor, it should be easily recordable by the DVR.
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I have tried this device many times but never noticed any async audio with video. I think the delay could be caused by the codec which you used. There is a chance that your PC cannot encode video fast enough and that cause the delay.
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Yes there is a delay. However it catches up after sometime. Before you start watching the video, play something else for a few minutes so that the headphones sync themselves with the Tv or laptop. Once synced you will not see any delay. However i have also experienced delays if I pause the video and resume after 10-15 mins. If you cannot wait for audio-video to sync then you can always use the wires to connect instead of bluetooth.
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I have cable and can record, but the playback on my has been a B---h, can't seem to get the speed of the recording to sync with the speed of the playback. Don't get what the problem is.....haven't figured it out!
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This is ONLY to get video out to a monitor to preview / view. It doesn't actually transfer the files from the camera. The included USB cable will both charge the camera and get allow you to transfer the files. You can also get a card reader that reads the SD or Micro SD card your gopro takes.
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I imagine you can play your videos on a TV equipped with the proper HDMI circuitry, input ports and with the appropriate cable; my Hero3 Black has a mini-HDMI out. I use a 32GB SD card, and it easily outlasts the two batteries I have. The battery life is more a limiting factor than is the space on the card to hold your video. Yes, you can download to your computer. As I remember, upon registration of the camera, they give you a link to download their GoPro Studio software. With that you can import & convert, edit and then export your videos. As far as the head strap mount, it is an excellent method to wear your camera for active video action. I imagine you can play your videos on a TV equipped with the proper HDMI circuitry, input ports and with the appropriate cable; my Hero3 Black has a mini-HDMI out. I use a 32GB SD card, and it easily outlasts the two batteries I have. The battery life is more a limiting factor than is the space on the card to hold your video. Yes, you can download to your computer. As I remember, upon registration of the camera, they give you a link to download their GoPro Studio software. With that you can import & convert, edit and then export your videos. As far as the head strap mount, it is... » Read More I imagine you can play your videos on a TV equipped with the proper HDMI circuitry, input ports and with the appropriate cable; my Hero3 Black has a mini-HDMI out. I use a 32GB SD card, and it easily outlasts the two batteries I have. The battery life is more a limiting factor than is the space on the card to hold your video. Yes, you can download to your computer. As I remember, upon registration of the camera, they give you a link to download their GoPro Studio software. With that you can import & convert, edit and then export your videos. As far as the head strap mount, it is an excellent method to wear your camera for active video action. « Show Less
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i honestly dont know .but i think it would have to ask go pro, see if it;s and option for that modle
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This cord connects your gopro camera to an HDMI capable device. I personally use it to connect to plasma tv or outlet to HDMI on laptop and watch my videos. This cable does not charge the gopro.
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Sounds like you are connected with a component video cable and you either have the cable connected incorrectly or you are using a bad cable.
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I have not tested it in the gopro however, the spec do mention that it has a Micro HDMI like a Kindle or Surface tablet in which I have used itHope the info helps
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I have never had more than a 2 second delay. There is an option to put the camera on action so the delay time is minimal
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With my setup, there's roughly a .3 second delay between the actual feed and what comes out of the Colossus. I use the HDMI-in on the capture card coming from my Directv HD-DVR box.
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Hi I'm of the opinion that GOPRO does not have an external 3.5mm mic input connector. Anyway, the one returned had terrible "hiss", so I sent it back.
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Can you provide more details on your setup? How long and of what quality is the power and video cable you are using? Is it connected directly to a tv or are you using some kind of capture card and software on a computer? There could be several variables involved that may be culprit.
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The reason is the wifi of the gopro. Turn it off. Also try to upgrade the firmware to version 2.
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Try using a power supply of 2000mA+. And it may be your video/power cable. Use the largest cable you can find. You may have too much resistance for the length traveled. It fixed my issue. I too thought it was the camera going bad. Its just a power hog!