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Does the PDR have a memory card slot or downloadable memory to a card that can be viewed on a Mac?
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I think the answer is actually “sort of”. The PDR stores video with tons of telemetry data on an SD card. The Cosworth software to view and analyze that data is Windows only, will not run on MacOs. My experience is that the VM options don’t work, so you need to install Windows in a partition and reboot when you need to access the data.Originally posted by Swift93 View Post
That is is the only way to view the video with the telemetry data, and the only way to use the Pi tools. But if all you want is the video without the accompanying data, you can view and edit it in IMovie.Last edited by CaryBob; 08-20-2019, 06:30 AM.Convertible delivered 9/11/20 — Long Beach Red/Natural, 3LT, Z51, FE4 Suspension, E60 Front Lift, FA5 Carbon Fiber Trim, Q8T Spectra Gray Tridents, 5ZZ High Wing, D84 Carbon Flash Top & Nacelles, ZYC Carbon Flash Mirrors, 3N9 Tan Belts, VQK Splash Guards.Comment
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Sounds like the old data loggers we used in formula cars, but those didn't have video. Thanks for the detailed info.Originally posted by CaryBob View PostComment
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Just use Boot Camp to run the Cosworth software. You can buy a Windows license off eBay for $20, give or take.
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