I ordered 3 8ga thhn wires. They accidently shipped me 1 6ga and 2 8ga. No problem going to a thicker wire so it didn't matter here. If you want more than 32amps of charging, go for 6ga but you'll need larger conduit then.

Looks like they fixed the todoist widget.. I'll know for sure tomorrow to see if reoccurring events also work. I plan on recording an updated video on my dakboard tomorrow showing the mini pc they sell instead of the intel/windows setup in this video.

This switch is olllldddd, the warranty was gone 3 years ago.

When I look back at the original files straight off the GoPro I see that blotchiness in the blacks as well. I looked back after exporting because I noticed those.. I figured it wasn't on my end since it's in the original files.. I have the winter to figure out how to color grade now that fishing season is over... maybe it is something I can fix in post. The look matches very close to real life so "deeper blacks" might not be what was there to capture.

I would go with the a4x20 had I known it existed but its working fine as is with the a4x10. For your switch, I would confirm fan size and go for 4 of the a4x20s. Mine is just a 250watt 24 port switch.

There is a gap for airflow of about half an inch on each side. In my setup, nothing is overheating, but you are right, this rack is not ideal for certain networking equipment

Could always open it to see what fans are in it. Someone in the comments mentioned another noctua fan that is wider and also fits with more airflow.

Ahh i didnt see that mentioned when I was digging. These are doing fine but if I start pulling more PoE i might moves these to the exhaust and get the bigger ones.

That was my first thought.

would the A4x20 fit, it seems like these are smaller than the A6x25

​@@durakis the link is incorrect, if you jump to the beginning of the video 00:58 you can see he is using A4x10 fans

@@sitte24 ah, that makes more sense. Thanks. I might have to try this.

After this video I ended up powering it down and popping out each hard drive and reseating them into the enclosure bays. So far the vibration has gone away. I'm using 14 terabyte used server drives. My noise was definitely vibration not high pitch spending noise. And it was only one drive of the four in there doing it

@@mainelyhobbies perhaps you're not using enterprise drives. Its too noisy for my taste. Definitely NOT vibration from the case as I've tested it bare with wires hanging out.

I dont use that function. Post this question on the forum for gopro labs. There are some people who work for gopro on there that are very active answering questions and very willing to help test and identify bugs and get it fixed in the next update.

You can't add anything from the calendar. But, when you add something to your Google calendar it pops up pretty quick

I think you are right, although I do not know what those other better options are yet. Share a model and brand if you do.

HDR HLG, 4k 30fps, 16:9, denoise on low, sharpness on low.

Yes

@@mainelyhobbiesthanks. I was trying to run it at 80hz with my 3090 but there was too many frame drops. I’ll do 72hz next time.

Are you sure it isnt network related? I ended up buying a separate ubiquiti accesspoint for ONLY my quest to connect to.

@@mainelyhobbiesyou think is better lower hz / higher res or higher hz / lower res?

There is no drift while recording. That would only happen if a camera started dropping frames. The drift comes when the cameras are idling, so it's good to resync with the time qr code just before recording.

Great! I was afraid that since the main clock oscillator wasn't temperature controlled it would have a high ppm drift. People attempting the same with gopro 10 and also go pro 11s were getting around 5-6 frames drift every 40 mins or so... The hero12 though seemed to hold sync better. I wonder if they put a tcox in it for lower ppm. The go pros have rolling shutter, so any fast moving stuff will probably have desynced rolling shutter artifacts but you can probably compensate by just using shorter shutter time or something... Thanks for sharing your work!

Something definitely changed with the hero12 making it much more accurate.