I hesitated to say anything because I wasn't sure if it was a placebo, but I do feel like there's been *some* improvement in V10. It's still not *great*, but it feels like it is indeed better.
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Backup camera frame rate?
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I hesitated to say anything because I wasn't sure if it was a placebo, but I do feel like there's been *some* improvement in V10. It's still not *great*, but it feels like it is indeed better.
Yep I agree. I don’t know that I think it’s improved much - but definitely a tiny bit. Still very dangerous to rely on it when reversing. Sometimes it literally freezes for a good second, making you think you’re further away from an object/car etc than you really are. I’m disappointed Tesla’s team hasn’t addressed this yet. Been around 6 months since HW3 hit the market and all HW3 is affected by this.
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I have noticed this as well. The camera cannot be fully trusted when reversing close to an object. Hopefully it will eventually get resolved.
Was out in my neighbor's 2017 Model X last night. The backup camera is SO SMOOTH! I wish Model 3 owners got the same level of backup camera awesomeness than X owners get. 
Was out in my neighbor's 2017 Model X last night. The backup camera is SO SMOOTH! I wish Model 3 owners got the same level of backup camera awesomeness than X owners get.
Little late, but I just picked up my M3 LR a few weeks ago and this is still an issue. Assuming you've just decided to live with it? Service center refuse to accept that it's an issue?
Pretty much. A shame something so simple hasn’t been addressed. My wife doesn’t like it when I leave on the camera view when driving since the janky frame rate makes her feel nauseated. Sigh.
So it sounds like yours consistently skips and jumps around. Haven't driven a whole lot with the camera up, but from anecdotal evidence I concluded that mine only seems to have the issues when using the camera after recently waking the car. Will do more testing today and report back.
It's not "consistent" so much as uneven in its frame-rate. I see it in everyone's videos they post of Dashcam etc etc. But apparently most aren't sensitive to it, so that's likely why it hasn't been a priority for Tesla to fix.
Right, I get what you mean. I don't understand that, I noticed it right away... So even footage records at an inconsistent frame rate? Haven't noticed that, but haven't seen much footage yet. Model 3 just must not be able to handle processing all the video encoding and everything else it's always doing all at once.
It's been a while since I pulled a drive to check the actual files. I know when people post footage from the inside of the car the frame-rate is always pretty bad. It can be especially bad at night with lights/reflections going on (worse than normal). It really feels like a lack of processing power, but who knows...
Are you doubting the processing power of Intel's top of the line Atom processors? Known for powering everything from a bottom of the barrel Chromebook to the heart and soul of a $60,000 modern vehicle.
Right? Who even knows.... but then again most people here don't see the frame-skipping even in YouTube/Netflix (albeit it's nowhere near as egregious).
I don't have issues with Netflix. The web browser is slow though. I wish they would have at least put an i5 in the car.
I don't have issues with Netflix. The web browser is slow though. I wish they would have at least put an i5 in the car.
Yeah it’s subtle in Netflix.
Can’t believe Tesla still hasn’t addressed this issue. If anything it’s now worse in 2020.48.35.5 than it’s ever been.
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