How on earth do you keep this thing connected to your phone for more than a few seconds? It is constantly kicking me off, I can’t even complete the setup.
Maybe have the car running. I never had a problem with the engine running. It might depend on the car. If i don’t turn the car over it will start to sleep the power ports and that will in turn, turn off the camera. You can also try plugging it into a USB wall adapter that has enough power
If you have a live feed and not connected to ignition. If parking mode is off inside the camera, how what happens then? Does the permanent feed override the parking mode being off?
The camera won’t record a live feed without ignition being on unless you’re powering it some other way? If parking mode is off any bumps it detects will be ignored and the camera would just keep recording. Usually with cameras, the parking mode just stows the event recording in a different area to the live feed. It can’t dual record. So that segment of recorded is placed in a different folder.
@@CarPlayLife thanks for your response. I currently have a constant live feed hard wired kit for a micro usb. So guess it will just record so would have to turn on parking mode. I was thinking of the battery 🔋 you see
Anything plugged into consistent power will certainly drain the batter. The dash cam will likely run at a high wattage so that will drain the battery a good amount and if you’re not driving long miles each day it will end up with a flat battery for sure.
I never fixed the kph showing on the overlay. That seems to be a bug for me. Never changes. It doesn’t appear in the videos though. That’s correct. The setting I switched to was in the app and also it is in the menu on the camera
Sounds like the ADAS is a gimmick set of features if you recommend turning them off? Also I'm not convinced there's a need for a tiny screen either if you can just use the app? It's currently on sale at a much reduced price on amazon atm, does that make this unbeatable for the spec or any others with better rear cam quality or higher fps front cam at similar price?
This and the Dasaita I reviewed on this channel are great cams. If it’s going cheap then it’s a great deal. The ADAS is a gimmic if you don’t need to rely on them or first time driver.
How on earth do you keep this thing connected to your phone for more than a few seconds? It is constantly kicking me off, I can’t even complete the setup.
Maybe have the car running. I never had a problem with the engine running. It might depend on the car. If i don’t turn the car over it will start to sleep the power ports and that will in turn, turn off the camera. You can also try plugging it into a USB wall adapter that has enough power
Brilliant cheers for the useful video 👍
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching. 🙏🏻☺️
If you have a live feed and not connected to ignition. If parking mode is off inside the camera, how what happens then? Does the permanent feed override the parking mode being off?
The camera won’t record a live feed without ignition being on unless you’re powering it some other way? If parking mode is off any bumps it detects will be ignored and the camera would just keep recording.
Usually with cameras, the parking mode just stows the event recording in a different area to the live feed. It can’t dual record. So that segment of recorded is placed in a different folder.
@@CarPlayLife thanks for your response. I currently have a constant live feed hard wired kit for a micro usb. So guess it will just record so would have to turn on parking mode. I was thinking of the battery 🔋 you see
Anything plugged into consistent power will certainly drain the batter. The dash cam will likely run at a high wattage so that will drain the battery a good amount and if you’re not driving long miles each day it will end up with a flat battery for sure.
Good video, how did you manage to change from km/h to mph? I can't get into that menu.
I never fixed the kph showing on the overlay. That seems to be a bug for me. Never changes. It doesn’t appear in the videos though. That’s correct. The setting I switched to was in the app and also it is in the menu on the camera
Sounds like the ADAS is a gimmick set of features if you recommend turning them off? Also I'm not convinced there's a need for a tiny screen either if you can just use the app? It's currently on sale at a much reduced price on amazon atm, does that make this unbeatable for the spec or any others with better rear cam quality or higher fps front cam at similar price?
This and the Dasaita I reviewed on this channel are great cams. If it’s going cheap then it’s a great deal. The ADAS is a gimmic if you don’t need to rely on them or first time driver.