Hyperlapse from Instagram

I use this all the time for time lapse vids of my sketches. The biggest feature I wish this app would have is: after a video has been processed in the speed you selected, it would be nice to be able to go back to that speed selection and process it in a different speed. Sometimes I like to have longer videos in my IG TV, for example, and a shorter version of it in my regular IG post. The option to re-render a video in a different speed would be fantastic. Another 2nd feature that would be great: very minimal editing options, just in regards to being able to cut out parts of the video that might have some dead air, or even the option to have part of the video in one speed and another part have a different speed! I assume that the devs probably want to keep the app simple, but I feel like these changes would greatly enhance the user experience without complicating the overall design and functions of the app for users.

This app puts a strange delay effect on my iPhone across the entire system every time I use it. The only ways to correct it are to force quit the app or switch to another audio source, play some audio, and then switch back to the phone’s speaker. This is especially weird considering that the app doesn’t create video with sound. Why should it have any effect on sound whatsoever? And, more importantly, how can an app effect sound across the entire system of the phone? This could potentially be a vulnerability in iOS that could maliciously exploited. The problem doesn’t occur if microphone access is disabled in settings, which is fine because it doesn’t create video with sound. Why should it have access to the microphone in the first place?

I have been using this app for all my world travels for YEARS and years now and it has made some of the best memories to look back on. Things that are too long for a video can be made into a quick snapshot of nature being amazing or a centuries-old process being demonstrated or even just people walking in a city. Now that I’ve upgraded to the iPhone 11 Pro though I’m disappointed by the “Stabilization Not Supported” message :( Please bring this to the iPhone 11 Pro again!

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Man I loved using this app, but for months I’ve been experiencing this problem with my speaker. It drove me nuts. Like the other reviewers in here, I experienced this distorted echoing sound coming from the speakers on my phone. It sounds horrible - like my speaker blew out or something. I couldn’t figure out what it was from. Once the distortion occurs it affects all apps across my phone, and won’t stop until i do a reboot. I was just about ready to wipe my phone and take it to apple for a replacement, when I realized that I only had the problem after using this app. At that point it was an easy decision to uninstall. Aside from this 1 MAJOR flaw, the app is great. If this ever gets fixed, I’ll definitely re-install. PLEASE FIX! [iPhone XS Max]

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Hyperlapse renders iPhone unusable. I’m having a big problem with the SOUND on my iphone when using Hyperlapse. I'm on an iphone SE (which is technically a 6s, but smaller) and when I use hyperlapse, it distorts the sound of the iphone during playback, and also distorts the sound of ANYTHING on the phone (ring tones, texts, other videos shot with stock app, and music). I’ve tested this over and over, and the only fix is a hard reset of the iphone. However, once I use hyperlapse again, the phone immediately starts to sound very distorted and echoey. It's a new glitch that just started appearing once I updated my phone form a 5s to SE, so I'm thinking it's a software glitch. But I'm hoping that either hyperlapse (i.e. Instagram's purchase of the LUMA technology responsible for the great stabilization) will figure out a fix. I'm guessing an update of the app may fix this, though my friend had the same issue and said this didn't help. Any tips would be GREAT. I love hyperlapse but won't use it until this is fixed, as it renders my iphone pretty useless.