Race-Technology VIDEO4 Widescreen Demo Onboard MX5/Miata Oulton Park

http://www.driver-coaching.com - Example video using the new (May 2010) widescreen option within the Race Technology VIDEO4 software. Bulletcams are currently only available in 4:3 layout but RT have created the option to place the additional cam feeds and any data/graphics/text alongside the usual 4:3 layout window and generate a 16:9 layout at 1024x576.

This video was created before the option was available but it can still be use to add data and graphic elements in the 'sidebar". Here we have a dash display (one of the many fantastic dash displays Race Technology supply) and some data, trackmap, laptime info and an Altitude display.

It's very basic and took me just 30 minutes to create, the pupose of which was to see how it looked when uploaded to Youtube.

I have generally cropped and stretched my onboard videos to look good on Youtube but this loses a lot of quality.

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[MaxxUK]

Video Response 4:44 is a 720p version of the above video. Note the sharper graphics in the 720p version.

[Ghostca]

Great video! Those are some great entry speeds!

[MaxxUK]

@Ghostca - thanks, yes the MX5s are great handling cars. They run on standard road tyres (Hankook) but still manage over 1g cornering. The blue figure in the centre panel of the dash is LAT (cornering) G. The orange is LONG (Brake/Accel) G and the green is VECTOR G (Total G, so cornering, braking and accelerating).

I see many occurances of 1.3g and even the odd peak of 1.4g which is incredible for a road tyre, this is more semi-sick road tyre performance (Toyo 888/Yoko A048)