Any kind of visual indication that there are more would be an improvement. As with the videos, if you could pre-generate small thumbnails so "loading everything at once" is not such a big task would also help. Or, frankly, just a calendar and time browser would work as well.
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View Sentry and Dashcam footage on your iPhone
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Any kind of visual indication that there are more would be an improvement. As with the videos, if you could pre-generate small thumbnails so "loading everything at once" is not such a big task would also help. Or, frankly, just a calendar and time browser would work as well.
I have finished developing it but Sandisk requires all apps that use the iXpand get approved, and they have not been responding to my emails and seem to not be reviewing it. Very frustrating.
Do you know if your app will work with the SanDisk Micromate microSD card reader when plugged into a iPhone using the apple lightning usb adaptor?
does that mean that will not work until they approve it ? Is it like something on the forward of the iXpand to recognize the app ?
Yes I have that adaptor and it works, but you will need to provide power to the adaptor.
Kind of, Apple won't accept the update into the App Store until I have a code provided by Sandisk.
Hopefully some help / ideas here.
I downloaded the app and my phone says accessory requires too much power. I contacted the developer and asked what EXACT hardware the app was developed around. He said "The official Apple adaptor:,Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader". I have the Apple adapter but still get the "too much power" message. I assume there are certain USB to micro SD / micro SD card combinations that will use less power but can't get the developer to share the exact brand /models so i can get it working. Does anyone have a working combination that is not using additional power?
I downloaded the app and my phone says accessory requires too much power. I contacted the developer and asked what EXACT hardware the app was developed around. He said "The official Apple adaptor:,Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader". I have the Apple adapter but still get the "too much power" message. I assume there are certain USB to micro SD / micro SD card combinations that will use less power but can't get the developer to share the exact brand /models so i can get it working. Does anyone have a working combination that is not using additional power?
Roadie,
Just received my Roadie yesterday and installed it. As mentioned in this forum, the playback is relatively slow. You answered this by suggesting logging into my home network to speed things up.
I try to be security conscious with any device that I allow access through my router (and I have quite a few of them). First question: how does Roadie keep my router information secure? Second question: is any of that info available to you as the developer (in other words, can you or anyone else access my network through Roadie because I gave Roadie my credentials)?
Thanks for what looks like a great product.
Just received my Roadie yesterday and installed it. As mentioned in this forum, the playback is relatively slow. You answered this by suggesting logging into my home network to speed things up.
I try to be security conscious with any device that I allow access through my router (and I have quite a few of them). First question: how does Roadie keep my router information secure? Second question: is any of that info available to you as the developer (in other words, can you or anyone else access my network through Roadie because I gave Roadie my credentials)?
Thanks for what looks like a great product.
Akikiki
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Can’t this simply be done by plugging the USB drive into a lightning adapter and then accessing the recordings through the native Files app?
Or easier yet; get a Roadie and never have to unplug anything - just pull it up on your phone
(Okay, so I have to unplug the flash drive that I currently use to plug in the Roadie, but after that, no more unplugging)
Do you find value in the extra $$ for the device? My current setup costed about $30.
Admittedly, I have not yet installed it - it just came in yesterday. But I can absolutely guarantee that if I can whip out my phone and just look at the footage to CHECK if there is anything to worry about, there is an advantage:
- Have to unplug to check: not gonna happen
- Being able to open the app and check: gonna happen
Johnstac
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I apologize if you’ve already answered but someone above asked if the app supports the Samsung T5. Can you confirm? I think you’ll find a lot of people are using this particular card.
Please update on if there's any buffering.
I read some users complaining it took some time to load the videos, even on a strong wi-fi connection.
Definitely, my app uses the new iOS 13 APIs that the Files app uses. The idea of my app though is that it makes it easier to view the footage - all cameras play together and you can scroll through your Sentry Events - in most cases you don't need to even watch them to see what happened as it automatically picks a thumbnail of the cause using AI.
The app works with pretty much any USB device. I have tried the 500gb one on my phone through the Apple official adaptor and it works.
I have been burned recently with for purchase apps so am hesitant. Are there still issues with black screens?
There shouldn't be any issues anymore - I've worked hard to improve playback. Also, Apple allows you to refund app purchases (Request a refund for apps or content that you bought from Apple) so if that happens again you can do that.
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