3. The camera can`t preview at the FPS declared in the specifications.
1) Please make sure the camera is connected to USB3.0 host if it’s a
USB3.0 camera. Check that the camera is recognized as “via USB3.0”.
Please try to update the computer`s USB Host Controller driver if not.
2) Make sure that the “High Speed Mode” is On.
3) Adjust “Turbo USB”, we recommend 80-90%. This value depends on
your computer, higher means faster.
4) Don`t forget the exposure time affects FPS too. In general your
exposure time needs to be shorter than 1/FPS rate. For example, the
FPS will decrease to 1FPS when the exposure time is 1 second.
4. The camera can preview at 60fps but drops to 20fps when recording.
This is because your hard disk drive cannot match the speed of the
camera. Most ASI cameras are very fast and require up to 400M/s data
transfer speed. But most hard disk driver can only run at 40-50M/s.
We recommend you can exchange your HDD with one fast SSD and try
to capture the data in raw format instead of RGB24 if you use one color
camera.