If I want to see when a car is parked in a driveway, can I set to one frame per minute, or is there a fast, easy way to scroll through video?
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When you want to play back, it can be set one or two times play speed, thanks.
448017
With its 0.3 frames per second, probably quite a while. But you'd never need that much time because after watching what it recorded for just 1 second, you won't want to watch it anymore.
930742
A second or so... but it will take a 6 pic burst in like 2 seconds if you set it that way.... I use video mode most of time.
1682400
Just click "Yes". It activates when you hit your brakes hard or hit something. It just takes a quick snapshot of the incident and continues to record. It also keeps the video from being erased.
1303788
I have this camera in my driveway. If recording at full resolution I am able to clearly see the license plate numbers on a car at a distance of 35 feet or closer zooming in on the in image. Anything farther then 30-35 feet gets distorted and unreadable.
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My camera does not have a 10 min. loop either, not sure that isn't a bit of an error in the product description. Suggest you contact the customer service name in the documentation to see what they say. Would be interested in their comment as I have ordered another unit for my other vehicle. Love the unit and the video it produces. Have mine set at 720 rather than 10180.
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I have not used that particular model, but I have placed other models in driveways. The changing light results in a 2-3 second "blindness" while the CCDS adjust. I have compensated by positioning the camera to the side of the driveway in one case and by adding a second side camera in another. If you are ble to mount the camera high enough, D-link claims you would not have the problem, but my installations were all too low.
839120
Yes, the video can be flipped through the setup menu if you mount it upside down. The speed can be MPH or KPH, again set through the menus.
275863
Yes. Once your video is on the track, you can pause it and click a small camera icon under the viewing frame to capture a still image. I'm using PD13, but prior versions have also had this capability.
232764
bypasses the parking brake Safety wiring. So u can in my case use gps while in motion. Otherwise u need to apply parking brake for gps and video to function..
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I think one minute and 59 seconds is the maximum recording time on one setting. The car cam then goes on to record another 1:59 and on and onuntil the micro card is full. I would prefer to have it record continuously until the card is full but I can't figure out how to do it. There is a menusetting where you can theoretically record continuously for longer periods but it doesn't seem to work. Best to go scroll through the menu items and play around with the settings. Have you sent an emailto the distributor? Might be a good idea to ask. The instruction manual is OK but doesn't have enoughinformation. I think one minute and 59 seconds is the maximum recording time on one setting. The car cam then goes on to record another 1:59 and on and onuntil the micro card is full. I would prefer to have it record continuously until the card is full but I can't figure out how to do it. There is a menusetting where you can theoretically record continuously for longer periods but it doesn't seem to work. Best to go scroll through the menu items and play around with the settings. Have you sent an emailto the distributor? Might be a good idea to ask. The instruction manual... » Read More I think one minute and 59 seconds is the maximum recording time on one setting. The car cam then goes on to record another 1:59 and on and onuntil the micro card is full. I would prefer to have it record continuously until the card is full but I can't figure out how to do it. There is a menusetting where you can theoretically record continuously for longer periods but it doesn't seem to work. Best to go scroll through the menu items and play around with the settings. Have you sent an emailto the distributor? Might be a good idea to ask. The instruction manual is OK but doesn't have enoughinformation. « Show Less
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I have not had a chance to hard-wire the camera into the electrical system yet. But from what I have read in the manual it should save 15 seconds before and after and "event" while parked. An event while parked is triggered by the G sensor, so if someone bumps or slams into your car it will catch 30 seconds.. if someone is keying the car.. I don't think the sensor would pick that up.
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It has to be in playback mode. Mind you this camera is really horrible quality. I don't usually bash things I buy but this thing was crap. Even my niece who doesnt know much about this stuff thought it was horrible. FYI
378280
I am pretty sure it only shows speed when viewed on a computer, if you view it on the device's LCD screen it will not show the speed, so showing a cop the video at the scene of accident they will not see your speed...
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Mike, Honestly I don't know the answer. The device will show the mph and reflash very offen. I did not count how many second about it because my car, I believe every car, should have own speed info. Therefore, I don't care about how much second for interval. I hope I answered your question. Thanks
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I'm answering my own question now, since I bought the Blackvue DR550gw-2ch for myself. I installed it in my SUV and tested the rear camera while the system was in parked mode. The rear camera "DOES" in fact activate and begin recording when motion is detected.
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No, I have not seen where there is a setting for this feature. The screen will light up and show all cameras if motion is detected. That is beneficial if you have the monitor near you.