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YuriWan.Kenobi's avatar
YuriWan.Kenobi
Honored Guest
23 days ago

Oakley Vanguard "Auto capture" feature

Hi, if I set the auto capture function to automatic when I start an activity with my Garmin watch, there is no problem, but if I set it to manual and try to activate it vocally, I can't get it to start. I am Italian and I have set the Vanguard Meta language to Italian. Do you think it's a translation issue? In Italian, auto capture is called “acquisizione automatica.” I've tried everything, even pronouncing it clearly in English, but I can't get it to work.

Can you help me? This is really frustrating. I don't want it automatic because it is draining the battery, I just want to let it start when I decide it.

Thank you very much.

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2 Replies

  • SnoopyDoggy69's avatar
    SnoopyDoggy69
    Expert Protege
    23 days ago

    You want to take a video by voice and not activate auto capture right?

     

    Just say 

    "okay Meta please start a hyper-lapse video"

    or "... please start slow motion recording" 

    or "... please start a video" 

    and Meta AI will start video recording in the selected mode. 

     

    I hope that will help you taking amazing videos handsfree :)

    • YuriWan.Kenobi's avatar
      YuriWan.Kenobi
      Honored Guest
      23 days ago

      No, it's the exact opposite. I know perfectly well how to start a normal video by voice (due to linguistic differences, if I say Hyperlapse with an English accent, it doesn't work. I have to say iperlapse—exactly as it is spelled—ahahahaha).

      I want to start auto capture by voice, but if I say:

      “Hey Meta, start auto capture”

      the command doesn't work.

      Itried with: auto capture, auto cattura, cattura automatica (it takes a photo), acquisiszione automatica... everything, there is no way to make it work correctly.

      I'm pretty sure it is a language related problem. Sometimes the voice replies to me: I still cannot do it but I'm improving day by day (or something like this)