Driving (manejar) across Uruguay, to Punta Del Este from Montevideo 2/2

Driving (manejar) across Uruguay, to Punta Del Este from Montevideo 2/2
Driving from Montevideo to Punta Del Este, October 2016
My camera stopped for awhile, then I stopped the car and changed the battery. I only missed about 45 seconds of driving in the video.
Mi cámara se detuvo por un tiempo, luego me detuve el coche y cambie la batería. Sólo perdí unos 45 segundos de la conducción en el video.
I didn't mean to use 60 fps. This video was 10 GB !!!!!
For Navigation, I used my older phone with a bigger screen, with Google Maps, and I had the map downloaded to my phone. I didn't need a SIM card installed in my phone for this to work. My new phone works fine, but I didn't want to use up that battery, and my new phone has a smaller screen.
GoPro Hero 4 Black

[@mauriciom7691]

great video

[@daffsu]

Hey there! Nice video! How was your camera so stabilized?

[@RichardsWorld]

Thanks. I just used a GoPro with the GoPro Windshield mount. I didn't do anything else. The GoPro branded windshield mount is built like a tank. I used some cheaper mounts before and I got shaky video. And try to not have any extra extension arms or anything. The video does look a little like I used software to stabilize it, but I didn't.
I once left my GoPro Windshield mount in my rental car in Nicaragua. I had to buy a new one :(
Now I guess the GoPro Hero 5 have video stabilization. I can just imagine that. I think something I need to do is use Protune or set the camera manually, because the video looks bad if the sun is in view.

[@daffsu]

Richard's World. thanks for your info! ohhh thats is a big pain forgeting something in a remtal car! thanks a lot

[@syedmohdfasihnaqvi155]

The Uruguayan highways are so empty , I would have gone above 200kmph

[@masketorpe]

coz is low season, in high is like a rush hour, a turtle march