u/Glittering_Bar6460

I came in to browse this subreddit and noticed a trend.

So many of you are focused on subscribers. Especially 1000 subscribers. You post your countdowns.

That's cute.

Do you know what happens when you get 1000 subscribers?

Nothing happens. At all.

Do you know what you should be doing?

Learning human psychology, curiosity loops... fomo... building a three arc story.

Trying to think of video ideas, titles, and thumbnails.

Creating a video that is even 1% better than the last one.

Tracking what is working in your niche and what is not.

Seeing what your first 30 second retention chart looks like.

Seeing if you can improve your existing thumbnails and titles.

Answering comments.

Hearting comments.

Creating playlists for your videos.

Adding end screens if you don't have them.

Trying to write things that increase the AVD.

Because your sub count will explode if you do that.

Instead you are on reddit counting down that last 10 subs till you hit 1000 like it makes you accomplished somehow.

That is unless you plan on stopping when you hit that 1000. In which case you go ahead. Celebrate the meaningless number. Toast to it, I guess.

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u/Glittering_Bar6460 — 20 days ago

After sitting for about two months, I tried turning my Go Ultra on.

It would boot, but the camera would not connect, giving me an error.

The camera says to hold the power button on both the camera and action pod down for seven seconds, but the real fix is this:

  1. DISCONNECT the camera from the action pod by pulling it out, then put it back in. You might notice there is a "tug" to remove it at first. This seems to be because it has been sitting a while.

  2. Plug the camera into a charger for about 20 minutes. This is with the camera inside the action pod.

  3. With the camera inside the action pod, press and hold (in this order)

-- 1. The camera button
-- 2. The action pod button

Hold these for seven seconds

  1. The camera will reboot. It will ask you to connect and then WILL connect.

Why this happens.

From what I can tell, the camera itself loses all battery life when sitting idle in the action pod for too long.

The action pod has battery, the camera does not. The camera will NEVER connect if it doesn't have enough battery to turn on.

Insta360 and other online fixes do not note that.

I have read several threads where people send the camera back in. It seems to be unnecessary.

I am making this for google searches because it seems to be a common issue with this camera.

Hope this helped someone.

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u/Glittering_Bar6460 — 21 days ago