Yes. First, press the gear icon at the top left corner of your screen.
Then, select the 8 second recording delay option from the menu.
Next, scroll up or down to choose your delay time from 6 to 30 seconds.
Press Done at the top left corner of the menu.
The buffer window will now start over with your new delay timing.
Vaptur needs at least 5% of total free memory to be available for recording. Due to the heavy processing used for dual screen processing, the App needs enough space for the rough video to be stored before it is processed for playback and sharing after initial recording. If you don’t have enough memory, check out the post on how to regain memory to allow recording.
The calculation relies on the system to tell the app how much space is available and what the total file system size is, then divides the former by the latter and makes sure that’s greater than 5%.
For example, 2.3 GB of free memory may not be sufficient depending on the size of your device’s memory.
2.3 / 16 GB = 14% = sufficient
2.3 / 64 GB = 4% = not sufficient
2.3 / 128 GB = 2% = not sufficient
Using Vaptur™ is a great way to set up a Dashcam (Dash Cam) since you don’t have to record the entire time, just when you decide something was worth recording.
Whenever I drive anywhere now I hook up my phone to a charger and clip it into a windshield phone bracket (I have had good luck with the Brackertron XTremeGrip XL holders).
If anything interesting happens I can easily capture the clip as I drive. Thankfully I have not recorded any accidents but many near misses and way too many examples of bad drivers (which I tag with #vaptur and #baddrivers). I have also captured good driving (#gooddrivers) as well.
We are just starting our final Beta test of Vaptur.
If you are interested in helping us test but do not have an invitation, please provide some information in the notes section of the sign up form on the home page.