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I think that’s an effect of the camera and LEDS. Something about frame rate
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Thanks Devin! I have a cheap lapel mic plugged into a DJI Osmo Action camera and the mic is mounted/clipped to the license plate. The wind noise takes over pretty soon, I need to play around with getting the mic closer to the exhaust tips, so I can hear the exhaust at higher speeds.
High video frame rate (4k/60fps) and shutter speed matches up with the refresh rate of a typical LED (60hz), this causes the flickering effect in video. To avoid that, you need to have a low frame rate (24fps) and shutter speed (1/50).
High video frame rate (4k/60fps) and shutter speed matches up with the refresh rate of a typical LED (60hz), this causes the flickering effect in video. To avoid that, you need to have a low frame rate (24fps) and shutter speed (1/50).
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Got the paddles here: https://parts.harperjaguar.com/oem-p...8aAmpJEALw_wcB
I actually use the bluetooth for phone and audio. With wifi/bluetooth enabled and phone can be connected to the car's bluetooth and wireless carplay, I retain full steering wheel controls. The only thing you lose out on is getting voice instructions from Siri, Google Maps, and Waze.
I actually use the bluetooth for phone and audio. With wifi/bluetooth enabled and phone can be connected to the car's bluetooth and wireless carplay, I retain full steering wheel controls. The only thing you lose out on is getting voice instructions from Siri, Google Maps, and Waze.
Device's line output is really really poor quality.
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I have both wifi and bluetooth enabled when I start the car, it automatically connects to the car's bluetooth and carplay. Most of the times the audio/phone signal is coming through car's bluetooth input, but sometimes it will default to carplay, i change that manually on the phone. This is a bit annoying, but still a huge fan of this upgrade.
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I have both wifi and bluetooth enabled when I start the car, it automatically connects to the car's bluetooth and carplay. Most of the times the audio/phone signal is coming through car's bluetooth input, but sometimes it will default to carplay, i change that manually on the phone. This is a bit annoying, but still a huge fan of this upgrade.
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*PSA to other XFR-S owners*
The black plastic splitters on the right and left side of my front bumper are damaged and I am sure many of you have suffered the same. I was looking to replace them and saw that each one cost a ridiculous $300+. I was able to find some on ebay finally, these are not OEM, but similar quality replicas for about $360 for the pair shipped - https://www.ebay.com/itm/12504398784...53.m2749.l2649
I ordered a set and will keep you posted on quality, but figured I'd post here if anyone is interested in buying.
The black plastic splitters on the right and left side of my front bumper are damaged and I am sure many of you have suffered the same. I was looking to replace them and saw that each one cost a ridiculous $300+. I was able to find some on ebay finally, these are not OEM, but similar quality replicas for about $360 for the pair shipped - https://www.ebay.com/itm/12504398784...53.m2749.l2649
I ordered a set and will keep you posted on quality, but figured I'd post here if anyone is interested in buying.
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