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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We have a 24 hour time grid that you can click through and fast forward at different speed to find the video footage you are looking for. Please note that you are required to have an hard drive in order to record video footage. Thank you
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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.
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Yes. As long as you hook-up the video lead from the camera to only come on when there is power to the reverse lghts. No mater what is happening with the unit if I put the car in reverse the display shows me the camera's view.
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There are different settings. I have mine set on 90 seconds, the maximum. After the 90 seconds if there is still motion another 90 seconds is recorded. It takes a minimal video program to splice them all together if need be.
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It does have the motion detection feature. Just go to "menu" -> "Camcorder" -> "Capture Mode". You will see both "continuous" and "motion detection" mode(with a hand icon). Once in the "Motion setting", you can have option of setting motion spot zone, detection window size, and motion sensitivity. If you want to use this feature while your car is at park but worry no power to the camera? A quick solution is to attach a portable battery. Just do a search on Amazon and get one that will power laptops. That's what I did for my own car. Cheers! It does have the motion detection feature. Just go to "menu" -> "Camcorder" -> "Capture Mode". You will see both "continuous" and "motion detection" mode(with a hand icon). Once in the "Motion setting", you can have option of setting motion spot zone, detection window size, and motion sensitivity. If you want to use this feature while your car is at park but worry no power to the camera? A quick solution is to attach a portable battery. Just do a search on Amazon and get one that will power laptops. That's what I... » Read More It does have the motion detection feature. Just go to "menu" -> "Camcorder" -> "Capture Mode". You will see both "continuous" and "motion detection" mode(with a hand icon). Once in the "Motion setting", you can have option of setting motion spot zone, detection window size, and motion sensitivity. If you want to use this feature while your car is at park but worry no power to the camera? A quick solution is to attach a portable battery. Just do a search on Amazon and get one that will power laptops. That's what I did for my own car. Cheers! « Show Less
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I need to know if it will detect stationary speed cameras. not red light cameras
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I have tried many different settings. FPS, GPS on/off, what is displayed on the dashboard, sensors on/off, etc. NOTHING has changed the time available! 2:20. I have two cameras each with a backup battery. Thats four total batteries. 2:20 is all I have ever gotten give or take 5-10 minutes.
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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.
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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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Yes! While I have not used that feature, the package clearly says "New! Variable speed controls---speed up or slow down any part of your video."
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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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Just put a memory card in it and plug it in the car. Once you start the car, it starts recording. I know the manual is bad, just try the keys while electricity is on, it is not so hard, you can configure some options, change date and time, choose is you want video blocks of 1, 2 or 3 minutes when it records.
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Try playing the video while the car is parked, with the parking brake on; if it works, then your problem is that the built-in safety features of the unit are preventing you from viewing while the car is in motion.If the video still does not play, your video is probably encoded using a less-common or unsupported codec. Try a different video file to see if it works. I'm not exactly sure what is and isn't supported, but I'm pretty sure that Flash video (.FLV) is not supported; try playing an AVI clip instead.If you can't browse your list of files on the memory card, your SD card may not be formatted correctly. Try formatting it to FAT32 in then see if it reads. Try playing the video while the car is parked, with the parking brake on; if it works, then your problem is that the built-in safety features of the unit are preventing you from viewing while the car is in motion.If the video still does not play, your video is probably encoded using a less-common or unsupported codec. Try a different video file to see if it works. I'm not exactly sure what is and isn't supported, but I'm pretty sure that Flash video (.FLV) is not supported; try playing an AVI clip instead.If you can't browse your list of files on the memory card, your SD card... » Read More Try playing the video while the car is parked, with the parking brake on; if it works, then your problem is that the built-in safety features of the unit are preventing you from viewing while the car is in motion.If the video still does not play, your video is probably encoded using a less-common or unsupported codec. Try a different video file to see if it works. I'm not exactly sure what is and isn't supported, but I'm pretty sure that Flash video (.FLV) is not supported; try playing an AVI clip instead.If you can't browse your list of files on the memory card, your SD card may not be formatted correctly. Try formatting it to FAT32 in then see if it reads. « Show Less
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Yes, but you can turn on live monitoring as soon as you receive a motion detection notice. On my network there is a ten second delay, which is ok for me.
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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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Sure, and it works great. On the camera, start playing the video and press "SET" button anytime to freeze the video. Then, on the Control, ring press the right side of the ring to advance one frame or the left side to go back one frame. After downloading to the computer and viewing with Quicktime the right & left arrows do the same thing. However, if you want to post or study high speed videos on Youtube be aware that because of the video compression used by Youtube you can't view single frame-by-frame viewing. It jumps many frames or maybe just a few if you are quick enough using the mouse. Too bad with that great collection of high speed videos. The full Casio FH100 manual is available on the Casio support site. There is a lot of high speed video discussion on the golf sites - http://thesandtrap.com/b/playing_tips/filming_your_swing#comment-23698 Casio camera thread - GolfWRX.com - Page 18 (rc1) Chas Tennis
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In auto it will pan but not slow enough for time-lapse. Aprox. 20 sec. to do a 90deg. and back.