This is something I noticed last week as I was transferring some files over to my hard drives. Movies that are recorded with the Osmo when a phone is not paired to the device results in the file date defaulted to January 1, 2014 12:01AM. I like to have my Osmo onthe go and do not always have the chance to pair the two to capture the shot Iwant. When working on projects with several others, dating of movies is crucial in organization and workflow.

Is there a way for the Osmo to keep of track of time on its own? Something in the firmware or processor? This would be a great addition to the next update if possible.

I have attached a screenshot of the files that I wanted to transfer:

Did you turn ON and OFF or turn the Osmo into Sleep mode and Awake it when the time reset occurred?
This was also happened to older firmware v1.0.1.19

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I reported this last year, haha.

Unfortunately, this cannot be fixed as the camera doesn't have a CMOS battery/capacitor to store the date. That surprised me as even cheap $10 keychain cameras can do this.

@setiawan3d yep, I'm running the new firmware (v1.4.1.80) in conjunction with the new app (v2.4.3).

@LMahesa good to know! Now I'll just have to plan around it.

vondess Posted at 2020-12-17 08:22
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