[faffi]

My camera will give narrow picture in one position, turn it 90 degrees and it is full width. But post recording, no, not that I am aware of.

 

[GARider]

Like @faffi stated the camera needs to be rotated also there is a lock the auto rotation selection in the software but if you don’t have the software it maybe not possible. However I think the control file is on the camera so when you plug it in you can go to the folder and open the file and lock the rotation.
If not you need to make sure your head it mostly straight along with the camera. Also it depends on when you turn the camera and/or start recording. If you turn it on while you don’t have the helmet on your head yet it will lock to the rotated position.
So you may want to put your helmet on get on the bike and then just slide the on lever forward. This will turn the camera on and start recording at the same time. When done slide it back and the camera will auto shut down in 3 minutes. You can feel the vibration when turning it off like when turning it on.
Last option there a many free video editing software out there that you can rotate however back many years ago when I got this camera that good free software didn’t exist so I bought a very good cheap video editing software that allowed me to rotate, flip, edit and add to the recorded video, Movavi.
I hope these suggestions work for you.
Keep the riding videos coming.
Thanks.

 

[AlanRides]

I had planned on getting in a few hours ride today to no where in particular, but after considering the cost of fuel, the regional temperatures, contemplating what to do to minimize the damage being done to my financial well being by the recent stock market action, and general malaise I decided to just keep the bike in the garage. I have a list of honey do projects and other household tasks to attend to, so I should start knocking those down and patiently wait for things to improve.

(It's a long list.....)

So, in the mean time, here's a Relive and a little video of my last ride of any significant length. It's hard to see until the end of the video, but I was giving a wide berth to the semi in front of me whose load of PVC pipe looked like it was about distribute itself on the road in an unorganized fashion. I was glad to finally get an opportunity to put him in my rear view mirrors. Gas was bad enough 2 weeks ago when I took this ride....only gotten worse since.

Relive 'Burn $40 in gas going to lunch'

View my motorcycle ride: Burn $40 in gas going to lunch

www.relive.cc

 

[kje54]

If I was going to ride today east would not be a good direction to travel...........

Can't even see the Sandias. Let the monsoons begin.

 

[lesblank]

@AlanRides, I can relate to the Regional Weather and Honey Do list. I have a few hours every morning to get any outside work done without melting and just moving here getting stuff done takes all the energy I have.

 

[Yamaha Pat]

Looking for a Scavenger Hunt Target. (found it)

 

[Yamaha Pat]

 

[kje54]

Scavenger Hunt Target?

Scavenger scum!

 

[lesblank]

Got a nice ride this in this morning to get the bridge scavenger hunt. The bridge is less than 10 miles away. Ended up riding 125 miles. Sounds about right. . I'll mess with the video I shot later.

Relive 'Bridge Scavenger Hunt'

View my motorcycle ride: Bridge Scavenger Hunt

www.relive.cc

 

[lesblank]

Here’s the video from today’s ride. I know the roads look like others I’ve posted, but first half plus of video is different roads.

 

[GARider]

Nice ride Les.

 

[bpounds]

Nice Les. Those roads are the best for fun rides.

What does RR stand for in TX hwy lingo? Rural Route?

 

[AlanRides]

RR=Ranch Road.

That's the "out in the boonies" equivalent of a Texas "FM" road, which stands for Farm to Market. Texas has quite a litany of road designations as shown in this list (for those nights when insomnia sets in): Highway Designations Glossary

 

[lesblank]

Nice Les. Those roads are the best for fun rides.

What does RR stand for in TX hwy lingo? Rural Route?

Thanks.

RR = Ranch Road

RM = Ranch to Market

FM = Farm to Market

After looking up "official" definition I'm confused, doesn't take much. State says only one "official" RR and that's RR1. Here's a state sign I snapped a picture of the other day, clearly says RR 336.

Now the way I learned:
FM, road from agriculture farm to town
RR, road from one Ranch, livestock oriented, to another Ranch.
RM, road from Ranch to Market.

 

[AlanRides]

Texas is just weird like that. I saw that same claim about there only being on "RR" in the state, but I know there is an R Road 255 that runs from Sam Rayburn Reservoir to the Lake Toledo reservoir in the mid SE part of the state that I've ridden multiple times. Maybe that's "recreational road"....LOL

LOL, can't trust the gubmint.......

 

[bpounds]

Thanks. Never would have guessed those acronyms.

 

[bpounds]

Had an interesting ride yesterday. Visited cold war Nike Missile sites.

 

[lesblank]

Very nice. Thought my new views were good, you definitely have me beat. Looks like some of those roads haven't been maintained since the cold war. Down here are roads are usually chip seal out in the country, yours looks to be more true asphalt.

 

[Cejay50]

Rode early this morning it was nice out, could feel the cooler areas when i rode in the Tonto, felt amazing. Here is a map of my usual ride area, start on Granit Reef (bottom left) and ride to the trailhead (87 & Bush Hwy (top middle), stops in between. Bike had 60 miles on the tank, no need for getting gas today.

Coffee helped get me out early, 6:15am. I don't usually drink coffee but 1 tsp instant coffee in a cup, not even a rounded teaspoon, flat/level one. Half and half.... I have zero tolerance for caffeine so it got be going,

Anyway, Pics

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Granite Reef

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Trailhead (Beeline & Bush Hwy)
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Looks like familiar territory. I am in Apache Junction during the winters and ride the same areas. Rode my HD when there the last couple winters but am picking up a 2007 Stratoliner in a couple days that I will be taking down there and leave for winter riding In the area. Don’t want to haul the HD back and forth any more. Also do a lot of desert Jeeping when there.

 

[Boog]

Work has me on the road this week, gotta love getting paid to ride.
If you dont know about Kermit, he gets mad if I don't take him on my water trips...