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  • Poor rear video quality

    Posted by Peter on 2026-10-23 at 23:57

    I recently bought a K6 for my European trip. I have found the Video quality of the rear camera very poor. The video is breaking down as if there is not enough band width. Areas are blocky and indistinct. The front camera is much better. Is it possible that my bike is producing some RF that is causing a problem or do I suspect the Innovv hardware. Unfortunately it is a crash bars and fairing off job to reroute the wiring.

    I will attempt to upload an example.

    Hans replied 2 weeks, 2 days ago 2 Members · 4 Replies
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  • Hans

    Administrator
    2026-10-25 at 20:53

    Hi Peter,

    What video/bitrate settings have you configured?
    Does the SD card meet the specifications set by Innovv—specifically, a write speed higher than U3?
    How are you viewing the videos? Are you using the app to view them directly from the camera, or are you viewing videos that have been downloaded via the app? Alternatively, are you viewing them by inserting the SD card into a computer?
    There is a difference in the maximum resolution between the front and rear cameras.

  • Peter

    Member
    2026-10-25 at 23:56

    I am using a Sandisk Extreme U3 A2 V30 120 GB(red and gold card).

    The rear video is jerky as if frames are missing and there are areas of blocky output.

    I am attempting to upload reduced length example today.

  • Peter

    Member
    2026-10-26 at 00:17

    My default media player is VLC.

    I have just discovered that the rear camera videos rendered much better in Media Player classic.

    So I am now thinking there is no problem. I think the problem is with VLC rendering. Strange that the same issue is not apparent on the videos from the front camera that has higher resolution.

    Has anyone else noticed similar?

    Regards,

    Peter

    • Hans

      Administrator
      2026-10-28 at 22:06

      Hi Peter,

      It might have to do with the combination of resolution/bitrate and having the correct VLC codecs on your computer.

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