Wow what an excellent video. All comparison videos should be done like this. The freezing and zooming of license plates was fantastic. The A119 beats the A119S however the yellowish tint which makes the video look like a film from the 1920s is a deal breaker.
Whatatay T yea the zooming was great. Unless firmware updates vastly improved the a119s, the non S is the way to go. The S doesn't even do anything to improve low light conditions. The Yi did better imo.
There is a video of a guy who demonstrates how to adjust the lens on the A119S for focus. I am not going to open the camera, but if you are interested in that search for the video.
I agree with everybody in here: ALL dashcam comparison videos should be done this way! You really did an outstanding job! It's a shame that there isn't a camera that fulfills all of the requirements. Out of the ones you have shown, I think the A119 appears to be the best choice. However, in the freeze-frame test (reading plates from oncoming traffic) there is something that you might have overlooked. I know that sometimes by selecting one or two frames forwards or backwards you could potentially capture a better photo sample. When you froze the frame and zoomed-in, did you capture the still photos at the same time? Or did you search for the best frame from all of the cameras?
fantastyczny test. gdyby tylko wszystkie testy tak wyglądały....zero ględzenia nie na temat, szczegóły świetnie uwidocznione, super muzyka w tle i ogólnie podejście interesujące dla widza. BRAWO !! p.s. a już miałem wyłączyć po zobaczeniu nicka. szacun.
ONE OF THE BEST COMPARiSON VIDEO... SPECIALLY DRIVING IN SPEED NUMBER PLATE CHECK.
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it is well cutted, thank you very much. With the Omnivision sensor the A119 can support 1440P resolution (WQHD), in case of SONY (A119S) there is 1080P (FHD) - it is disappointment for me. Unfortunately I don't know the others. But I'm sure that the resolution of the sensor is the most important because you can easily zoom in video and you have more pixels/information and you can easily read the license plate numbers. The position of the dash cam or position of subject (for example license plate number on the picture) do also matter. if it is on near border maybe the quality is not so good like in center. The wider aperture (remember that's a smaller number) of the A119S lets in more light and further contributes to its impressive night time or rainy weather video quality.
I have to to agree with the majority here. I like the 119 the best even thought its color was tilted to yellowish compared to the others. Also that this was one of, if not the best video I've seen to compare current dashcams. Two thumbs, way up! Now I have to sub and find out what else you've produced. TY.
Best dashcam review so far! All the really important bits are shown, great job! i have the a119 for my tinted rear window and love it but i will wait for the a119s to get cheaper. It's great with the wdr at night and will compensate for the tinted window and night driving. For the front i use the mini 806 and that is better at freezing plates then the a119 but a119 with motion detection on all the time and a 12000mah power bank can be used as kind of parking mode for 24hrs.
Best dash cam comparison video I have ever seen! To me it looks like chipset is not that important, but sensor is everything. Even Novatek, but combined with Sony rocks! So perfect dash cam would be Ambarella A12 +Sony STARVIS :)
great comparison vid! I've been researching dashcams for a couple weeks now, and I wish more of the vids I've watched were like this. Just to mention, the A119 has released a version 2 which may be worth mentioning in your description. A119 v.2 now uses a black adhesive instead of that red 3M. It also made improvements to the parking mode feature so it turns on/off automatically instead of manually. Now has an optional suction mount which can rotate 360°, the same CPL clip for the A119s will fit on the A119. The GPS mount is now more sturdy. As if we needed more reasons to stick with the A119 over the S.
Keep up the great videos, these are the best that I have seen. Especially when you zoom up on the licenses plates, and turn headlights on and off. The A119 Pro just came out in 3 / 2018, curious when you will test this and compare it to the A119 and A119S.
Fantastic Job! Especially the parts where you freeze frame and zoom in on the license plates. You know what most dash cam people are looking for. :-) Thank you!
Big like. Thanks. Excellent job. Better than all the reviews I've seen around.Just the vids. Only hope that those vids are raw material and not corrected. At last a good comparison. Though the A119 and A119A were not used with the filter.
I have to also compliment the freezing of the license plates. This is absolutely critical and wish more people would follow this type of study. I do wish there was a little narration.
Looks like the Yi is best for fast moving plates, but the A119 is better for slower objects. The A119S doesn't really appear any sharper at night than its predecessor. ...... Thank you for the review.
Great sequence on detail. It is hard to beat that Omni Vision sensor, irrespective of the tint leaning toward the primary side as being warm as opposed to a white view with the A119S. I guess you can compare halogen to led and take your pick. I'm having doubts as to the F.O.V which I always considered the primary target; to be anywhere from 120°, to a maximum of 140°. After carefully examining the A119 and A119S via this video, I conquer that the F.O.V. on the A119 shows more at the outer edges which is somewhat significant when trying to acquire certain images. Even though the Sony sensor allows doubling of light as opposed to a front illuminated sensor, I'm not sold on the pairing of the processor and sensor of the A119S. There appears to be some attenuation on the side of the A119S which is a distraction, especially with a top of the line sensor like the Sony Exmor. I'm highly impressed with the A119 and the Vico Opia2 is no slouch by any means. The Omni Vision sensor still remains the benchmark over the Aptina, and coordinates well with the Novatek chipset. The Ambarella is a quality processor that should be looked at more closely. I purchased two A119S cams a couple of days ago and may cancel the order. There really is no lynch pin to to equate the A119S as the better camera, only in theory of light, "with no detail". In reference to the Vico Opia2, I really paid not much attention to after discovering some minor abnormalities BUT it is still in contention with the A119S, truly surprising.
Wow is right. Good video. Also wow that all the cameras seem to do something best. I'm happy with my A119. Was thinking about upgrading to A119S but now not so sure.
Thank you for such a professional job on your comparison. Don't think I've ever seen better. Also, does the A119/A119S rotate to record activity/encounters on the driver's side of a vehicle?
Nice work! Cameras (of any sort) are a real buggah to try to pick, especially since the same camera can record differently due to many factors. Its almost as if you really cannot win perfectly, and its too exy to buy them all to try. After all I seen though... as far as video quality (*my* main concern), it seems the Opia2 and A119 are the picks. I'm looking to snag 4 cameras (front, back, and sides) and as much as I love the park mode of the Thinkware F800 Pro... I do not like the price and the video quality seems lack as to the previous two I just mentioned. *IF* the video quality was better I'd op for it. I reckon I really have settled (for now at least) on buying an Opia2 & A119 initially and giving those a fair go. If they really perform to my satisfaction I probably will double up. Previously I had a Mobius cam... it worked great for its pricepoint... but SD card destroyed it (I reckon it was more of a Sandisk faulty product then the cam maker, as the particular 64GB card I had was apparently known to be rubbish). The buffered park mode would be most desirable... but honestly the only real worry about Opia2 and A119 running all the time would be write cycle life. Not worried on car battery drain situation as I have created my own solution. Not only that, but the cheaper price point of the A119 is also great because I plan on modding the units for physical separation security (provided its feasible). Thanks again for a *GOOD* no frills video, _without_ the blabbering of specs (which anyone can read online), self promoting cutscenses, and other off the point rubbish. -^_^-
What video editing program did you use to make this video? Specifically, where you have the screen split into 4 different videos of the 4 different cameras. You did a fantastic job!
A119s is the overall winner imo, as it's night visibility is much better than the rest. Keep in mind that all the crazy stuff happens more often at night under cover, having a cam that works out at night, and works pretty well in the day is invaluable.
I currently own the A119 and looking at the video examples the A119 resolution appears to best the other three, where the A119S appears to do a better job of processing a greater dynamic range and when look at the zoom crops of the license plates the A119 appears to be mush clear and sharper than the other three. The A119 has a four mega pixel sensor while the Sony has a two mega pixel senor and the A119 having higher resolution than the A119S, going smaller does not always mean looking better.
I had the A119, 1440p was great for the night, but in the day it's blurry (reading plates). The obvious choice for the day would be the Opia 2, but it's almost double in price. So it's not worth it at all. I would recommend an A119 for night and a Xiao Yi for day!
Bare in mind, the Opia 2 costs two times the price of an A119/A119s. Basically the winner here is the A119. But if you drive a lot in the night, get an A119s
A119S / imx 291 is the best of Sony starvis Exmor R. Large sizes of sensor cause More amount of light. But it's only 2 mega pixels. It can let's you see more in dark, but no clear. Especially number plate.
Have to had the 119 everyone is talking about being a better picture. What about internals which one would stand that he which one can you leave in the car overnight when it freezes. I think you'll see a big difference there
My a119 doesn’t capture plates very well at night when cars are going fast, is this normal or am I expecting too much out of a 100$ dash cam. Also what software do you use to play back/ edit the footage? My laptop struggles with the 1440 and Windows movie maker is no good, it reduces quality
Viofo has now the v2 version of A119s. The v1 was a flop. V2 has better quality lens. Search for the same guy who shows how to refocus v1,he also covered v1/v2 differences.
Owned the A119S for about 40 days using it 2 hours a day. On 7/19/2017 the camera only booted to VIOFO logo, that is it. Have tried everyone's suggestion to get it working, nothing helped. VIOFO only sends me emails asking questions, but not honoring the warrantee. DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA.
comparing a119 and a119s in this vid. a119 is better with stills, s is much better in motion despite the lower res. at night the s is better in every way.
This is basically caused by res.1080p compared to 1440p (low resolution = less details), also left side of A119S has a little out of focus picture (as I know this is caused by manufacturer and many A119S cameras has the same problem, but that cam be easy fixed: autowrzuta.pl/showthread.php?tid=13944&pid=254897#pid254897 ) thanks!
Hi gang. Ive just purchased the S model with gps, hardwire and Cpl, $180aus. I bought a 32gb sandsik card for it and it kept freezing up. I was informed that these dashcams are very very sensitive about what cards u use. I purchased a Toshiba Exceria card $80aus only to find it works ok, but only if I bypass gps. What card do I need in this thing to get it to work properly. If any of this detail was put somewhere on purchased sites, It would save a lot of headaches. Not happy Jan. Any help thanks?
Ok, I'm back. I've now given this item quite a few months trial and have come to a conclusion. Give me a second chance and I will go back and I would not think twice about buying this dashcam. 3 Major flaws/faults with this dashcam. 1.... Its so fussy with the quality and price of the sd card that this thing needs. 2....... The motion detection system may as well be a waste of space. 3......... If using the gps module, the pins that are used to connect everything are that loose, that the unit keeps turning itself off and on all the time. I would not suggest to any1 to buy this unit and totally regret buying, not 1, but 2 of them. The 2nd one was for my mothers car and that does exactly the same as mine. Rubbish.
here is 1080p comparison of A119S and A119: ua-cam.com/video/bTbbx0q6rlo/v-deo.html in above test all cameras has been set to max (max resolution and picture quality).
@@tvpizdys6434 witam ponownie proszę jeszcze o poradę czy mogę używać zasilacza samochodowego innego producenta gdyż nie posiadam oryginału ,napiecie na moim 5v na wejsciach pisze 2A i 1A czy w orgynalny zasilacz na kazdym wejsciu usb ma 3.1A czy to podzielone jest na 2.
@@tvpizdys6434 przeglądając ten materiał patrząc tylko na viofo to postawił bym na a119 najostrzejszy obraz ,a jeśli chodzi o warunki w całkowitej ciemnośći to a119s którą zresztą kupilem i zastanawiam się nad wymianą,ale czy warto?
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Wow what an excellent video. All comparison videos should be done like this. The freezing and zooming of license plates was fantastic. The A119 beats the A119S however the yellowish tint which makes the video look like a film from the 1920s is a deal breaker.
many thanks!
Whatatay T yea the zooming was great. Unless firmware updates vastly improved the a119s, the non S is the way to go. The S doesn't even do anything to improve low light conditions. The Yi did better imo.
There is a video of a guy who demonstrates how to adjust the lens on the A119S for focus. I am not going to open the camera, but if you are interested in that search for the video.
Harr W Okay, send me the link.
I agree with everybody in here: ALL dashcam comparison videos should be done this way! You really did an outstanding job!
It's a shame that there isn't a camera that fulfills all of the requirements. Out of the ones you have shown, I think the A119 appears to be the best choice.
However, in the freeze-frame test (reading plates from oncoming traffic) there is something that you might have overlooked. I know that sometimes by selecting one or two frames forwards or backwards you could potentially capture a better photo sample. When you froze the frame and zoomed-in, did you capture the still photos at the same time? Or did you search for the best frame from all of the cameras?
fantastyczny test. gdyby tylko wszystkie testy tak wyglądały....zero ględzenia nie na temat, szczegóły świetnie uwidocznione, super muzyka w tle i ogólnie podejście interesujące dla widza. BRAWO !!
p.s.
a już miałem wyłączyć po zobaczeniu nicka. szacun.
This is awesome!! Well done. :) I'm surprised to see the A119 trump the A119s, even at night. Looks like those extra pixels are worth it. :)
Great way of reviewing dash cams. Keep up the good work!
many thanks!
Too good! clear my doubts :); A119 is winner here taking in the price factor
ONE OF THE BEST COMPARiSON VIDEO... SPECIALLY DRIVING IN SPEED NUMBER PLATE CHECK.
it is well cutted, thank you very much. With the Omnivision sensor the A119 can support 1440P resolution (WQHD), in case of SONY (A119S) there is 1080P (FHD) - it is disappointment for me. Unfortunately I don't know the others. But I'm sure that the resolution of the sensor is the most important because you can easily zoom in video and you have more pixels/information and you can easily read the license plate numbers.
The position of the dash cam or position of subject (for example license plate number on the picture) do also matter. if it is on near border maybe the quality is not so good like in center.
The wider aperture (remember that's a smaller number) of the A119S lets in more light and further contributes to its impressive night time or rainy weather video quality.
I have to to agree with the majority here. I like the 119 the best even thought its color was tilted to yellowish compared to the others.
Also that this was one of, if not the best video I've seen to compare current dashcams. Two thumbs, way up!
Now I have to sub and find out what else you've produced. TY.
great work!!!🙂
Wow. Just the best comparison video ever. Thanks a lot.
why didn't you test the a119s at 60FPS ?
I'm just curious if it would give a sharper still image when zooming in on the license plates.
Nice video!
Absolutely magnificent !!!!!! Congratulations and THANK YOU for the excellent comparisons, freezing, zooming , day, night ! WOW !!
Best dashcam review so far! All the really important bits are shown, great job! i have the a119 for my tinted rear window and love it but i will wait for the a119s to get cheaper. It's great with the wdr at night and will compensate for the tinted window and night driving. For the front i use the mini 806 and that is better at freezing plates then the a119 but a119 with motion detection on all the time and a 12000mah power bank can be used as kind of parking mode for 24hrs.
Wow, Thank you for the greatest comparison video ever made for dash cams. Awesome job and keep up the good work :)
Best dash cam comparison video I have ever seen! To me it looks like chipset is not that important, but sensor is everything. Even Novatek, but combined with Sony rocks! So perfect dash cam would be Ambarella A12 +Sony STARVIS :)
great comparison vid! I've been researching dashcams for a couple weeks now, and I wish more of the vids I've watched were like this. Just to mention, the A119 has released a version 2 which may be worth mentioning in your description. A119 v.2 now uses a black adhesive instead of that red 3M. It also made improvements to the parking mode feature so it turns on/off automatically instead of manually. Now has an optional suction mount which can rotate 360°, the same CPL clip for the A119s will fit on the A119. The GPS mount is now more sturdy. As if we needed more reasons to stick with the A119 over the S.
This is really excellent. Thanks for the tremendous work which this certainly has been!
Agree the A119 is better than the A119S. I'm glad i have the former.
The yi is not bad for $44. As others have said, great production video! Subscribed.
Best review of any camera I have seen. Thanks for the hard work.
Keep up the great videos, these are the best that I have seen. Especially when you zoom up on the licenses plates, and turn headlights on and off. The A119 Pro just came out in 3 / 2018, curious when you will test this and compare it to the A119 and A119S.
SCOTT SENDRA thanks, the A119 PRO is on the way, and will be compared very soon with the A119 and DDPai mini 3.
A lot of work has been put into making this excellent comparison video. Well done ;)
Whatte video man. That's how you compare!! Fantastic job!!
Fantastic Job! Especially the parts where you freeze frame and zoom in on the license plates. You know what most dash cam people are looking for. :-)
Thank you!
Big like. Thanks. Excellent job. Better than all the reviews I've seen around.Just the vids. Only hope that those vids are raw material and not corrected. At last a good comparison. Though the A119 and A119A were not used with the filter.
awesome comparison! thank you for doing this!
many thanks!
I have to also compliment the freezing of the license plates. This is absolutely critical and wish more people would follow this type of study. I do wish there was a little narration.
Great work bro. When you show me the video at minute 7:26 it clear winner is Viofo A119S
Looks like the Yi is best for fast moving plates, but the A119 is better for slower objects. The A119S doesn't really appear any sharper at night than its predecessor. ...... Thank you for the review.
Congrats, very interesting comparasion .. great job !
This is what I was looking for in a car camera test. Thank you very much for your effort.
Great sequence on detail. It is hard to beat that Omni Vision sensor, irrespective of the tint leaning toward the primary side as being warm as opposed to a white view with the A119S. I guess you can compare halogen to led and take your pick. I'm having doubts as to the F.O.V which I always considered the primary target; to be anywhere from 120°, to a maximum of 140°. After carefully examining the A119 and A119S via this video, I conquer that the F.O.V. on the A119 shows more at the outer edges which is somewhat significant when trying to acquire certain images.
Even though the Sony sensor allows doubling of light as opposed to a front illuminated sensor, I'm not sold on the pairing of the processor and sensor of the A119S. There appears to be some attenuation on the side of the A119S which is a distraction, especially with a top of the line sensor like the Sony Exmor. I'm highly impressed with the A119 and the Vico Opia2 is no slouch by any means. The Omni Vision sensor still remains the benchmark over the Aptina, and coordinates well with the Novatek chipset. The Ambarella is a quality processor that should be looked at more closely.
I purchased two A119S cams a couple of days ago and may cancel the order. There really is no lynch pin to to equate the A119S as the better camera, only in theory of light, "with no detail". In reference to the Vico Opia2, I really paid not much attention to after discovering some minor abnormalities BUT it is still in contention with the A119S, truly surprising.
A119 is sharper than A119s. i watched 4 videos on youtube and all shows the same results. A119s lens is blurry.
Best dashcams reviews on UA-cam, period.
Wow is right. Good video. Also wow that all the cameras seem to do something best. I'm happy with my A119. Was thinking about upgrading to A119S but now not so sure.
Thank you for such a professional job on your comparison. Don't think I've ever seen better. Also, does the A119/A119S rotate to record activity/encounters on the driver's side of a vehicle?
Nice work! Cameras (of any sort) are a real buggah to try to pick, especially since the same camera can record differently due to many factors. Its almost as if you really cannot win perfectly, and its too exy to buy them all to try. After all I seen though... as far as video quality (*my* main concern), it seems the Opia2 and A119 are the picks. I'm looking to snag 4 cameras (front, back, and sides) and as much as I love the park mode of the Thinkware F800 Pro... I do not like the price and the video quality seems lack as to the previous two I just mentioned. *IF* the video quality was better I'd op for it.
I reckon I really have settled (for now at least) on buying an Opia2 & A119 initially and giving those a fair go. If they really perform to my satisfaction I probably will double up. Previously I had a Mobius cam... it worked great for its pricepoint... but SD card destroyed it (I reckon it was more of a Sandisk faulty product then the cam maker, as the particular 64GB card I had was apparently known to be rubbish).
The buffered park mode would be most desirable... but honestly the only real worry about Opia2 and A119 running all the time would be write cycle life. Not worried on car battery drain situation as I have created my own solution. Not only that, but the cheaper price point of the A119 is also great because I plan on modding the units for physical separation security (provided its feasible).
Thanks again for a *GOOD* no frills video, _without_ the blabbering of specs (which anyone can read online), self promoting cutscenses, and other off the point rubbish. -^_^-
What video editing program did you use to make this video? Specifically, where you have the screen split into 4 different videos of the 4 different cameras. You did a fantastic job!
A119s is the overall winner imo, as it's night visibility is much better than the rest. Keep in mind that all the crazy stuff happens more often at night under cover, having a cam that works out at night, and works pretty well in the day is invaluable.
I currently own the A119 and looking at the video examples the A119 resolution appears to best the other three, where the A119S appears to do a better job of processing a greater dynamic range and when look at the zoom crops of the license plates the A119 appears to be mush clear and sharper than the other three. The A119 has a four mega pixel sensor while the Sony has a two mega pixel senor and the A119 having higher resolution than the A119S, going smaller does not always mean looking better.
Maybe my first comment on Utube: GOOD JOB & Thanks a Lot!!!
btw, does XiaoYi(EU version)'s chip the same as China'a local version???
Congrats, very interesting comparasion .. great job ! ONE OF THE BEST COMPARiSON VIDEO
Thank you very much for your videos, especially for this one! Excellent job!
Should do a update with the latest version of A119s as they have fixed many of those issues
I had the A119, 1440p was great for the night, but in the day it's blurry (reading plates). The obvious choice for the day would be the Opia 2, but it's almost double in price. So it's not worth it at all. I would recommend an A119 for night and a Xiao Yi for day!
Opia is the best - that's obvious, but Viofo A119S is not better than A119. Why is there only 1080p?
Excellent work, congratulations! And very helpful indeed.
Bare in mind, the Opia 2 costs two times the price of an A119/A119s. Basically the winner here is the A119. But if you drive a lot in the night, get an A119s
awesome comparison, thank you very much!
many thanks!
Great video, way better as the others :)
A119S / imx 291 is the best of Sony starvis Exmor R. Large sizes of sensor cause More amount of light. But it's only 2 mega pixels. It can let's you see more in dark, but no clear. Especially number plate.
Thank you so much for this review! Best from the whole youtube. +++++!
Hi, could you do A119 1440p 30 FPS vs A119 1080P 60 FPS. Always wondered which is better.
mark0101 I agree, why 119s didn't use full HD and 60fps set up ?
WOW! Great comparison. Thanks
Have to had the 119 everyone is talking about being a better picture. What about internals which one would stand that he which one can you leave in the car overnight when it freezes. I think you'll see a big difference there
Very valuable - THANK YOU!!
Viofo a119 price / performance and park mode coming in firmware update soon. Capacitor based so more reliable
What firmware revision was the A119S? Got word that sharpness levels vary pretty much depending on firmware.
Good afternoon. I wanted to see the original video of this test all DVRs, where you can download?
What are firmware and settings.
Thank you.
Congratulations looked great, I just wanted to know your final opinion.
My a119 doesn’t capture plates very well at night when cars are going fast, is this normal or am I expecting too much out of a 100$ dash cam.
Also what software do you use to play back/ edit the footage? My laptop struggles with the 1440 and Windows movie maker is no good, it reduces quality
Thank you very much. thanks to this video I made the decision to buy Xiaomi. 😉
Great job! Thank you!
looks like a119s is good for extreme darkness? it was acting like a nightvision camera pretty much with the van shot.
Nice comparison. Can you also compare DOD LS470W vs Vico OPIA 2?
What's the best for plate? I see all your video but I can not decide.
VERY GOOD WORK!!! THANKS!
Viofo has now the v2 version of A119s. The v1 was a flop. V2 has better quality lens. Search for the same guy who shows how to refocus v1,he also covered v1/v2 differences.
Good review. Which is ver. Of software of 119 and 119s?
Yi has the widest angle view and better contrast than both a119 and a119s
Owned the A119S for about 40 days using it 2 hours a day. On 7/19/2017 the camera only booted to VIOFO logo, that is it. Have tried everyone's suggestion to get it working, nothing helped. VIOFO only sends me emails asking questions, but not honoring the warrantee. DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA.
very good comparison test
You need to compare IROAD A9 with VIOFO A119S with OPIA2
comparing a119 and a119s in this vid. a119 is better with stills, s is much better in motion despite the lower res. at night the s is better in every way.
is your A119S OK? Seems to be blurry during the day too...
This is basically caused by res.1080p compared to 1440p (low resolution = less details), also left side of A119S has a little out of focus picture (as I know this is caused by manufacturer and many A119S cameras has the same problem, but that cam be easy fixed: autowrzuta.pl/showthread.php?tid=13944&pid=254897#pid254897 ) thanks!
RapManCZ I'd be interested in how it performs at 60 fps
about sharpness, if you watch from 2:00 to 3:03 again you'd see that all 4 has had their share of blurred license plate... watch carefully.
I love the background score too :) ... link to that music ??
thanks! background music name: Evolution (feat. Fede Garcia) (Ambient Mix) by Jjos
Great compare!!
thanks for an awesome video
Awessome! The only bad thing is the a119 doesn't have wifi
Can you provide raw videos? Can youtube re-encoding affect the video quality for yi and viofo dashcams?
Hi gang. Ive just purchased the S model with gps, hardwire and Cpl, $180aus. I bought a 32gb sandsik card for it and it kept freezing up. I was informed that these dashcams are very very sensitive about what cards u use. I purchased a Toshiba Exceria card $80aus only to find it works ok, but only if I bypass gps. What card do I need in this thing to get it to work properly. If any of this detail was put somewhere on purchased sites, It would save a lot of headaches. Not happy Jan. Any help thanks?
Ok, I'm back. I've now given this item quite a few months trial and have come to a conclusion. Give me a second chance and I will go back and I would not think twice about buying this dashcam. 3 Major flaws/faults with this dashcam. 1.... Its so fussy with the quality and price of the sd card that this thing needs. 2....... The motion detection system may as well be a waste of space. 3......... If using the gps module, the pins that are used to connect everything are that loose, that the unit keeps turning itself off and on all the time. I would not suggest to any1 to buy this unit and totally regret buying, not 1, but 2 of them. The 2nd one was for my mothers car and that does exactly the same as mine. Rubbish.
thanks for the video
Great review
Viofo 119 beter quality to viofo 119s ?????
Not a true test of the A119 and A119S. One was set at 1080P and the other at 1440P. Set all cameras the same resolution for true tests.
Still should have compared the two at the same resolution and made it clear that the S version does not have higher resolution.
here is 1080p comparison of A119S and A119: ua-cam.com/video/bTbbx0q6rlo/v-deo.html
in above test all cameras has been set to max (max resolution and picture quality).
Nice،،،Thank you
Looks like the tested a119s has a decentered lens.
Możesz podać jakie zastosować ustawienia w a119, najnowsze firmware v4.01 opcja bez filtra cpl
Ustawienia standardowe sa jednoczesnie optymalnymi, mozesz jedynie zmniejszac EV aby zyskac na ostrosci objektow w ruchu. Format plikow wybierz TS.
@@tvpizdys6434 dzięki za info, a wdr hdr? I 60 fps czy 30?
@@piotrkozio7209 wybierz ust. domyslne i sam zobacz co domyslnie bedzie wybrane.
@@tvpizdys6434 witam ponownie proszę jeszcze o poradę czy mogę używać zasilacza samochodowego innego producenta gdyż nie posiadam oryginału ,napiecie na moim 5v na wejsciach pisze 2A i 1A czy w orgynalny zasilacz na kazdym wejsciu usb ma 3.1A czy to podzielone jest na 2.
@@piotrkozio7209 tutaj masz pełna odpowiedz: autowrzuta.pl/showthread.php?tid=6292&pid=262553#pid262553
Ogolnie to która lepsza a119 czy a119s ?
Dobre pytanie ;)
@@tvpizdys6434 to jak kolega nie wie to już mi nikt nie pomoże hehe
Szczęśliwego Nowego roku.
@@tvpizdys6434 przeglądając ten materiał patrząc tylko na viofo to postawił bym na a119 najostrzejszy obraz ,a jeśli chodzi o warunki w całkowitej ciemnośći to a119s którą zresztą kupilem i zastanawiam się nad wymianą,ale czy warto?
1080p vs 1440p not fair all should be 1080!!!!!
how can you compare the A119 A119s when the A119s wasn't set to 1440p ?? poor test mate.
melondog82 the A119s is 1080 max
Shai Perlstein arrr I see...thought it was 1440 @ 30fps
Excellent ! You've gone to a good deal of trouble to put this together, thanx.