LOL...cheers guys, hope all is well & your getting a lot more swell than we aren't atm...
Ted, with the soloshot 1 you basically have 3 parts to the kit. A little white thing you velcro to your arm which is a transmitter & a tripod which is receiving the transmission from that transmitter. You have to sync these 2 parts together so the tripod keeps pointed at the transmitter. You put your camera on top of the tripod & the tripod keeps the camera pointed at you (if you set it up right). Best thing is to put the camera on the tripod, focus the camera on an object you can stand in front of, walk to that object & then sync the transmitter/tripod by pressing a button on the transmitter....once that's done, I take the transmitter off & place it like 20 ft in front of the tripod & go & start the recording button. Otherwise it keeps moving around trying to point at you while you frantically run around trying to press the button (yes I was dumb enough to make this mistake & its probably why the camera was misaligned the first time).
So yeah, your continually recording & if its inconsistent like this day. Your going to have to edit out the nothingness. These were all the waves I had in just under 110 mins, so like 107.5 mins of footage on the floor, but ya gotta love digital hey


The soloshot 2 also has vertical panning & I think it also has a control to stop start recording. I know you can control zoom, so it would most likely have stop/start recording also. But for me a simple horizontal pan & editing out the nothingness is all good/NP.