Can you record video while in this mount with a Galaxy S4? I want to use my phone as a dashmount cam while driving.
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I am only guessing but the thing is very adjustable and depending on where your cell/camera is mounted I would think yes. I hope this helps. I really like this thing! It works better for me than I had thought. Peace, Susan
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For this product-no. The clip is relatively large and has massive tension...it would break a vent. I have clipped it to a little "pocket" I have in the lower console area between the seats and I have the suction cup thing on the windshield. It is easy to switch the actual phone holder back and forth between the two. I usually keep my phone on the "arm" in the center area between the two seats. I can easily access the phone while driving. I recently drove cross-county and used the suction cup on the windshield to take videos and pics of the road while driving without having to really use my hands much. So no vent...but many options :) For this product-no. The clip is relatively large and has massive tension...it would break a vent. I have clipped it to a little "pocket" I have in the lower console area between the seats and I have the suction cup thing on the windshield. It is easy to switch the actual phone holder back and forth between the two. I usually keep my phone on the "arm" in the center area between the two seats. I can easily access the phone while driving. I recently drove cross-county and used the suction cup on the windshield to take videos and pics of the road while driving without... » Read More For this product-no. The clip is relatively large and has massive tension...it would break a vent. I have clipped it to a little "pocket" I have in the lower console area between the seats and I have the suction cup thing on the windshield. It is easy to switch the actual phone holder back and forth between the two. I usually keep my phone on the "arm" in the center area between the two seats. I can easily access the phone while driving. I recently drove cross-county and used the suction cup on the windshield to take videos and pics of the road while driving without having to really use my hands much. So no vent...but many options :) « Show Less
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Hi Eddie. I used it to recorded some videos at a recent track day. Links to videos at https://www.facebook.com/Jmediaphotography?ref=hl I'm looking at getting longer arms, you'll notice in one of the videos you can see the suction part of the mount still.
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Yes, of course. You can use the web browser of your galaxy or you can download ip cam from play market. If you want storage the video from the camera you will need a server and exist other apps to view the records.
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You can not control video mode at droid. But during the recording, when you click the remote button, picture of that moment is taken.
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You could record it if you had a screen capture program. You would almost have to have a PC dedicated just for that and some really huge hard drives. When I used to record on my old camera (wired) It would go through a terrabyte drive pretty quickly. So even if you did do that, much time would need to be dedicated to reviewing the footage at fast speeds. It can take hours every day to do that. I personally think its worth the cost to be able to see the markers on the cloud recording and to be able to check it on my phone.
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This is a very secure way to hold the S4...I do this with the addition of a grip connector...I bought this : RAM UNPAINTED RAM MOUNT WITH SUCTION X GRIP and it works on my Harley for daily commutes, in my car for GPS use, etc...
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Yes you can.. it doesnt interfier with the sd card or the sim card.. it works great on my s4.
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Once you turn it on and start the video recording, it can run independently. So theoretically this would be possible if you work out the mounting.
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The rear picture shown is accurate. When you mount an S4 in this case the flash unit is covered. However, you can still take photos & videos. Just turn the flash off & shoot.
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No. I did not notice anything as far as damage to the phone from vibration. However, if you are looking into using the video while you ride, than yes, it is not going to be that clear when using a phone to video your ride.
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I have no idea. mine is not the video mode. you have to mount a go pro camera for video recording. or buy the live video option
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That's tough to answer absolutely but I have a similar size Samsung video camera and would use it on this mount. Mostly I use it with a Pentax point and shoot that also does video and attach to the inside of an aircraft canopy.
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No, Salty. Use a card if you want to record what is going on, and you don't have it connected to WiFi. With the app, your recordings and pictures are saved on your phone. You may be able to save the video to the card by changing the settings, but I no longer am using it, so I couldn't tell you if you can.
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EDIT: Actually, just saw that this is for the larger card (SD, not micro SD). You need the micro SD version of this card. ***I would be very surprised if you could not; it works fine in the Galaxy S4 and I doubt there is a significant difference in their SD card implementation between devices.
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I don't know your phone but it works with my Samsung s4 I record videos of me driving all the time
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I presume you are using while driving? Probably not the best idea if so. Regardless, tell me where you have mounted it, and at what angle are you viewing it?