I have not spoken with them in a long while. The unit might not be very popular for them these days, because newer Teslas has a screen for its 2nd row seats. i'm not sure though.

Hi. The linking that you see in the video was my first try. Can you start all over again and follow exactly what I did in my video? If not, I can try to contact them on your behalf for answers, if you give me your exact question(s).

@@LivingTech I’ve redone the install OVER 1 dozen times… I also have WYZE and TAPO cameras that are not problematic at all. ONLY WANSVIEW… I thought maybe you might have had difficulty, perhaps I need to return the camera, I emailed Wansview but no response yet

@Rickybobby1 I've had no difficulty, but I also have not updated my Alexa hardware in a few years.

@@LivingTech My Echo Show, Alexa app, etc is all current. Wansview will not answer their own US phone number and they claim to only be callable on Monday+Friday 6pm to 3 am Pacific time 😂. I’m returning this Camera, they have NO SUPPORT

The Camera is nice otherwise and works perfectly well on my iPhone.

Hey! Thanks very much for watching and liking this video. I appreciate it a lot! I have not yet seen the Model Y version, but I can ask the owner if you want. Or you can ask directly. Let me know, OK? Thanks again!

Hi, yes, I believe that's the way I did it.

Hi Belladramatic. There is a UNC 1/4-20 screw hole at the bottom of the camera. This is a standard photography screw (bolt) size. If you search for 1/4-20 mounting bracket that should give you a lot of options.

Hi Cde Cde! I'm just seeing this message now. This unit only connects to 2.4GHz, as you probably already know, so I can definitely say that it *should* work. Are there any other symptoms that you can think of to tell me?

I really appreciate your feedback, Gerald, thank you. I am continually endeavoring to up my game with audio. :)

@@LivingTech A lav mic will help. There are also some audio plug-in in Premiere and Resolve that can help.

Thanks Gerald. I do have a Sennheiser AVX Lav Mic, but did not use it in this particular video. I also use a Beachtek DXA PRO+ camera audio adapter with it, which really good, but just more setup time, and Lav AVX batteries need to be pre-charged, which doesn't always fit with my reality. :) (I should also have a wired lav mic, I know). Other times I've used the AVX, but the batteries ran out during recording, so I've had to fall back to the camera mic which is excruciatingly bad (obviously, meant more for syncing up audio with video in post than capturing sound in high fidelity). I do what I can in Adobe Audition in post, but still not great. It's always better to optimize it at capture time. For me, sound is challenging in general because l'm in different rooms, often cold from an acoustics perspective (monitors, metal, bare drywall, etc.), I'm a one-person setup (I have to put on the headphones, do a sound check, try to maximize SNR as I'm doing everything else, etc.). Anyway, I super appreciate your feedback, and am endeavoring to increase my attention to audio, and my experience/facility with making it sound good. :) Thanks again!

Hi @Pudding Simpson. Thanks for watching! The usual Tesla app is all you need: apps.apple.com/ca/app/tesla/id582007913 Note that the keyfob and the main control screen in the vehicle can also be used.

Thanks for watching, Jacqueline. I've had it for nearly 3y now, and it's been invaluable. :)

Thanks for watching, William! Yes, you cannot use in front a window. That's just the physics of this tech. WiFi good for us. I never used the motion detection feature, so I cannot comment. Thanks again! :)

Hey Joseph. I'm not sure, but it was one of those curbs where the concrete is on the same level as the asphalt, so it was not a concern. It may also have been the old firmware. It's a neat feature, but honestly, it's way faster just to parallel park on my own.

@@jdacnc2343 I am due to get a model X plaid in November. Do you think the tesla is worth the $156,000 cost (with all the upgrades). I still have time to back out losing only $250

@@jmadratz We love our MX. It's now 5.3 old, and we opted to not get the extended warranty. We've had c. C$59 worth of repairs since our 4y warranty expired. You cannot beat Tesla Mobile Service. I do my own brake maintenance, which is essentially the only maintenance you have to do. If a Tesla Ranger comes to your house to do it, it's dirt cheap. This maintenance is required because, with regenerative braking, the rotors/calipers don't get hot, so moisture will not immediately evaporate, leading to a light rusting of parts. No problem, but if you let it build up for a few years, you're in for a C$400 visit to Tesla to get the pins out. Incidentally, our brake pads still look nearly new after over 5y! We have free Supercharging for life, but don't generally use it (maybe 2-3x/year), despite there being one 6km from our home. It costs only C$8.20 to charge at home using our Tesla high power wall charger, 0-100% (475km) during off-peak hours, and I'd rather do that than miss time at home waiting at a Supercharger.

Sorry, Joseph, I responded to your messages from my other KZbin channel, JDACNC. I also have the "Living TECH" channel.

Thank you, @DrMario Pepper. :)

Hi Monica. Thanks for watching! It's a standard kind of attachment in photography lighting. The set screw has to be super loose when you put it on, to make sure it gets past the wider section on the stand. Once you've gotten past that, screw the set screw so that it's tight. I remember having the same question when I first saw this kind of connection in other lights. I'm guessing that the reason is that you can loosen it to rotate the light, without fear that it will fall off. This way they can even be used overhead. Does all of that make sense?

I have two YT channels, and I answered from the wrong one (JDACNC). Did my suggestion work for you?

Thank you, Emanuele!

​@@LivingTech Do you know if the wd blue 2tb ssd is compatible with the atomos ninja v

I cannot see any confirmation of this on the Atomos compatibility list, but I'm guessing yes, as the 500GB and 1TB drives are compatible when used in conjunction with the Master Caddy II. Make sure you format using the Ninja V itself, rather than your computer, and test the video, before relying on it to work for something important to you. Here's the list: s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/uploads.atomos.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/28012352/Supported-Media_NINJA.pdf

Hi Angela. Thanks for your kind words. Yes, the cameras record to a local microSD card. If you are looking at the back of the camera, the microSD card slot is at the upper left side of the device.

@@LivingTech you’re very welcome. Where do you get the SD CARDs at? I see the place for them. Did I over look them in the box they came in? Or do I have to order them separately?

You can find them on Amazon, or at a local electronics shop like BestBuy (or a lot of others). Maybe even at a drug store. Make sure it is a MicroSD card, as SD Cards are a larger format that are not compatible with this camera.

Remote control is via Bluetooth, so smartphones, tablets, watches, keyboards, other bluetooth remotes, etc. can be used for remote control.

@@LivingTech i know but that will bring the teleprompter up in a priveclass where i can get others just as good or better including a remote.

I already have all those remote options, so I didn't have to buy any of them. Yes, you definitely don't want to have to buy an Apple Watch solely to control your teleprompter, for sure!

Hi Sadé, thanks for watching. Yes, all lighting products I've used are the same way, and I also had this question. You have to undo the screw until the connector falls down maybe 1" to the next level. At that point, it's very loose, so you now retighten the screw until it is secure. Does that make sense? Let me know, OK?

Hi ealiev60. Did you hook up the connector, AND the other source of power, the one behind the charger, or one routed from your OBD2 connector as I did? Feel free to email me, and I can see if I can help. My email is: livingtech9 ^AT^ gmail.com.

Thanks Rando, I really appreciate your watching the video, and your comment! :) Please let me know if you have any questions. This to me is a perfect addition to my Ninja V.

Hi jedmonds! Thanks for watching, and your positive feedback. I really appreciate it. :) OK, so maybe try the following ideas: Have you adjusted the nuts on the latch cable so that the correct distance is achieved? If it is not, and just on the edge of acceptable, that little difference could cause it to not latch properly. Don't forget that the nuts have to be tightened in the correct opposing position, to keep the setting firmly in place. Also, it was a while ago, but I do remember that there is an initial calibration that happens automatically, I believe. with the frunk liner and gasket in place, try opening the frunk with the fob (or from the interior), then closing it by hand. Then open with remote and close with remote. Did this fix the problem? Please let me know if that helps.

Hi James, I'm glad it worked out! Email me if you have any new problems. Cheers!

Hi Joelle. Since I think 2y ago, I've always shot at 4K, never any problems. This video was shot at 4K, and parts of it used the teleprompter.

@@LivingTech thanks a lot! So great to hear. I asked you this because I read a review on Amazon saying that there is a downgrade of quality with 4K shooting.

Thanks Joelle! I had not heard this. I really focus on (pun intended), and strive for, good video quality. I would be surprised to learn there was a noticeable video degradation.

Thanks Marcus! And after over several years of use, still working 100%.

Hi Steven. Thank you for watching! OK, I've searched and no, I don't have photos or footage of that part. I was super pressed for time by the end of the video, so I skipped recording this part. :) Anyway, I remember where they each went. The release motor was put just behind of the driver's side headlight, and the control module is right up beside the battery. I had to put it there, because the supplied cable was not long enough to put that where I wanted it to go, which was behind the headlight as well. I realize that I could have extended the wire, but I didn't have the type of waterproof connector I wanted for it. Anyway, it is exactly 2 years later, today, and all is still working perfectly. As far as your problem with the frunk only closing, your release cable might not be positioned exactly correctly, as far as how much you moved the latch, via release cable with the opposing nuts. This is the critical part of the installation. You can see what I did starting at 12:50 in the video. If it is too little or too much, then you have to adjust that. Does any/all of that help?

Hey Darrell! Thanks very much for this info. Sorry the email bounced! Did you use [email protected]?

I cannot see them anymore either. I only see 5-seater version on canadian amazon site.

Yes, this pen seems to have been taken on by more than one retailer. While I cannot speak for the others, either way, this seller has great tech support.

Thank you for watching, Delft Surgery! I have done exactly the same thing. It's a really great tool!

Thanks Tony. I assume you mean sampling the room noise floor, and subtracting that from the overall waveform. When the noise is worse than this, I do just that, using Adobe Audition, especially if it is consistent. I also sometimes sample the fan noise, and subtract that out when it kicks in. Is this the kind of thing you mean? (When I click on your name, I don't get the option to DM you.)

@@LivingTech not quite. It's not the room noise as much as the early reflections that give it a slight echo and that gives the impression of the size of the room. Removing the ambient room noise from the original or adding it to the edit will help, but you will still hear the edit. There are some plugins that address that specific issue. The two that come to mind are altiverb, which would allow you to sample the room acoustics using an impulse like a clap or pink noise, then the room characteristics (including early reflections) can be saved as a preset and used like a reverb any time you do an audio insert. The other is a plugin that analyses the sound and removes the reverb (de-verb) from the original. Which works better, the adding or removal, is a try and see effort. The reason spectral analysis and removal doesn't work in this case is the sound that is the problem doesn't exist in the room tone, but only when you talk. Hope that helps. Of course the simplest option is to record the inserted audio clip using the same mic in the same setup. Even though it may be done on another day, the sound should be close enough to work.

@@tonyr.4778 Thanks so much for this response! OK, I get it, and will try! I care very much about the audio, as it makes or breaks a video, in my view. I'll first look back at my setup, which mic(s)/preamp I used, etc. to get a baseline. I have noticed that while the room noise subtraction function helps, as you've already said, it doesn't address the early reflections, as you've also said. Further, while I do use the deverb tool built into Premiere Pro or Audition, I tone it down, because it begins to sound artificial at a certain point. I'm very possibly applying it in a sub-optimal way. I'm currently working on S-Log-3 on my Sony A7SIII, but will hit on the audio per your advice after I've figured out the video. My email address is livingtech AT gmail.<the domain suffix you think it would be>. If you are willing to answer a couple of questions while I nail this at some point in the very near future, would you kindly email me there?

Hey, thanks for watching! It sounds like there is something wrong with the unit. Just contact the manufacturer. Their customer service is excellent.

Hi Chad. Thank you for watching. Sure, here it is: m.aliexpress.com/item/4001229653692.html?spm=a2g0n.productlist.0.0.1b152a41trnCdg&browser_id=3d232411d3164c72a4e92ef5cc4945d7&aff_trace_key=5e8511ce418b45fe9ee06dd05513b48c-1628797284924-06776-UneMJZVf&aff_platform=msite&m_page_id=yisgcbc21ucay5yl17bc125bbc114ffcd77172d65e&gclid=&_imgsrc_=ae01.alicdn.com%2Fkf%2FHdd92ae48ad634f9f9d0b1c15c46d4a27M.jpg_640x640Q90.jpg

Hi Beth! Thank you for your positive comments on this video. It's very much appreciated! As you saw from the tests on my network, my lag is about 3s. So, my first question would be: How strong is your WiFi connections between the camera and router, and between the router and your Alexa device?

Thank you, Shannon. And yes, I agree completely! :)

You just create one login for Wansview, and you both use the same username and password.

@@LivingTech thanks !

Thank you Kris! It's much appreciated. :)

Thanks Kasper. Sure, please send to livingtech9_at_gmail.com Thanks again!

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

Hi Arwen. I'd be happy to discuss this with you. My email address is livingtech9 AT gmail DOT com.

@@LivingTech Thank you for your reply， I had send you the email🤝😊

Hi Arwen, I've replied to your email! 😎👍

Hey Lewis! Thanks for watching. Yes, I installed a full XPel Ultimate clear wrap when the car was new, 4y ago. The entire vehicle is perfect, not one stone chip even. Even the wrap itself is undamaged. The wrap self-heals. I noticed swirl marks after it was washed by Tesla (old days), but they disappeared with the heat. You can put hot water on it, or just leave it out in the sun for 30m or so. Highly recommended.

@@LivingTech Do you mind to tell me which shop you had the wrapping service?

Hi Lewis. I called the XPel people, and they recommended Goldwing Auto, on Colonade St., in Ottawa, Ontario. They said that "Andrew" was the best in the Ottawa Kingston area. I hope that helps!

@@LivingTech Thank you for the help, I am living in the GTA area, i.e. Toronto Canada. Ottawa is about 4 hour drive from Toronto which is a bit too far 😅

No problem! Just call XPel, and they'll guide you to their best Toronto installer!

Hi Sanjay. On my Model X, that power is cut off once my remote is moved far enough away that the car powers down.

@@LivingTech if you have Sentry Mode running, the 12v & USB ports remain powered with the car parked. Hence, you do not need a separate battery backup or tap into OBD port for dashcam power. Also, with Blackvue’s cloud service (900S) you can have a LTE USB dongle to upload events to the cloud, so even if someone steals your dashcam, the event isn’t lost

Thank you for this Sentry Mode tip. For fun, I’ll give that a try! However, in my garage I don’t run Sentry Mode, so this would not be my favourite solution, as I often (just yesterday actually) come into my garage carrying things, and the se the kick sensor. This last time, my wife said, “WELL DONE!” Haha! I already use the BlackVue 750S-2CH LTE, and recently uploaded a review on it. TESLA MODEL X - BlackVue DR750-2CH LTE UPGRADE kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3W1laGmaphlg8k It was sent to me for review, to replace the non-LTE version that I also reviewed in a 3-part series. This review was meant to show the easy upgrade from the DR750S-2CH (non-LTE). Everything else was covered in the 3-part series. Anyway, thanks again!

Hi, and thank you. Two things. First, the binding is because, unlike normal brakes, Teslas have regenerative braking, so the rotors don’t get hot. This means that, when the rotors get wet, the water does not evaporate, so a thin rust film is created. Second, yes, brake lubes are essential, and should be done yearly. I just got my first brake lube after 3.25 years. The Mobile service technician was unable to get the pins out, so I had to take the car into a Service Centre. In the end, it cost C$375 to get them unstuck and properly lubed.

Hi Varun. I’m glad you were able to find the connector! That would have made things a lot easier. I’m sorry, but I do not know the answer to your question, and cannot really check, because everything was out back together after making this video. Have you reached out to Hansshow as yet? They were very helpful to me when I had questions (all such answers were incorporated into my video).

Thank you Arwen! :)

Thank you Terry! :)

Hey Adriaan. Thanks for watching! I still love this thing, after one year of use. Watching my past year videos closely, you’d notice that I sometimes don’t use it. If it’s a quick video segment, I may not script it (you’ll hear the odd, “um”, etc.). In any case, I depend on it regularly. I hope you like it too! Let me know if you have questions, and I’ll try to respond expeditiously! 😎👍

Thank you Paula! I appreciate this very much. :)

Thank you! The positive reviews are easier to do than the negative ones. I do like to say at least one “it would be nice if...”, just to keep it real, but I couldn’t think of even one.