Getting Results With RaceLogic's VBOX Setup

Racelogic's VBOX system is essentially a datalogger, but there's some specific differences about how it works compared to some other dataloggers including it's somewhat primary focus on video data.
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The VBOX logging system from RaceLogic is extremely widely used, particularly in high end sports car and endurance racing.

In this members webinar lesson "270 | Introduction to VBOX Logging" we’ll take a look at the architecture and use of the system to see WHY it is so widely used, and how we can join in on the action.
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TIME STAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction
0:40 - Includes native video
1:35 - Physical overview
3:00 - Easy to set up
3:35 - Time delta screen
4:25 - Secondary camera option
5:30 - Video and data stored in one place
6:40 - Simple to use
8:35 - GPS for everything
10:00 - CAN inputs
11:05 - Disadvantages
12:30 - Setup walkthrough
27:35 - Analysis walkthrough
40:30 - Modifying track sectors
43:40 - Questions
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Little known fact: You can sync over CAN BUS a MoTeC data logger and VBox HD 2. Place the VBox video in the MoTeC video folder and the video is automatically synced to the data within MoToC i2 STANDARD (free). My “inexpensive” system is a MoTeC L-120 and VBox 2. Everything works automatically logging/recording at the track without human interaction.