Say in this video you said you'ed be doing a 2nd video on this camera and i went looking for it in your video list and i dont see it ,have you done a 2nd video ? or are you going to do a 2nd video ,? and id like to see more on how to use the camera as well as installing it .oh and do you know of any dont with it .
Looking forward to your installation video. Sounds like a great product for the same drivers who put these things in their cars. I tend to like my privacy. I do know quite a few people who will love this motorcycle DVR.
i just got mine and unboxed it and read the manual and it tell you nothing about how to install it on the bike ,they pretty much leave that part up to you or your no your own. and the instructions on how to operate ..well thats why im watching this lol as im not an MIT grad.
Hey Joe! This looks interesting. I can definitely see the utility of using this on a ride. I like the two cameras (front and back). I agree with you on the type of bike to put it on due to it not having stabilization for rough terrain. Also, your shop looks great! Cheers!
Interesting. I'm not sure if GoPro's do this, but the loop function might be nice so you don't miss any action. I think the car DVR systems let you save a segment (a crash, or whatever) and it takes it out of the loop, so it won't get over-written. So you can just leave the camera going and not say "damn, i wasn't recording". Now, if GoPro does this already, i'm not seeing much benefit. Except it's hardwired, so you don't say "damn, my battery died". lol. I've thought about this for my car, just in case someone decides to run a red light and run into me. For a bike... I'm really not sure. I think you're correct about the bigger cruisers. Nice change of pace. looking forward to the followups.
Been looking for days now to find one that performs well in this pricerange. But many issues with storing recordings of both cams in same order, retrieving recordings due poor wifi connection, or bad app. And slow downloads. So you need to keep your engine running during downloading, else it drains the bat. With my cheap akaso actioncam it connects easily to their app and files stored nicely sorted. So I donneed to swap batts every 4 hours, charging the others at the same time. But I dont get frusty retrieving data or draining batt. Plus no need to worry someone damage or stealing the cams which are in the ope stuck woth tape or 2 little screws
Hi, I bought one of these but it didn't have an instruction booklet. It was bought from a different seller on Amazon (I am in the UK). Did you manage to make a follow-up video of the installation as that would help me a great deal in fitting mine to my bike as we don't have a wiring diagram? If not, could you please send me a picture of the wiring diagram from your booklet so I can get it installed? Many thanks
So this promo video is for OBEST Motorcycle Camera Dash Cam MT35 (amazon for $130) but no instructions, no Real manufacturer website, no real warranty i could find. The VSYSTO S2F is very similar, at 170 does have instructions but all these 'types' are prolly all using same guts but real info is not available. YMMV cheap no support cams unless one can afford the gopro type brands.... buyer beware!
hey guy im still hoping to see a 2nd video of this on how to operate the unit as for the live of me i can't figure out how to operate it and i not to happy with the one i bought as by the time i received it in the mail, got it installed on my bike and bought a memory card, i only got one ride to test it once before my season came to an end and had to put the bike away .i should have gotten a fair bit of footage but actually only got a few minutes of footage and its only recording from the rear lense so at this point im not to happy with it and as iv said the manual is written for the MIT graduate not your none electronic savvy person.
Hi i have the same problem pal ive fitted it on the bike and it seems to be recording , but dont have a clue how to use it and play back any footage the instruction manual is useless
@@johnjohnston3805 From what i understand is you can only view playback from the rear camera on the unit,the front camera can only be viewed if you put the memory card in say your phone and or view it on your computer,so basically it doesn't format both camera views together as you might have it set up on the unit,like in say splitscreen.So if you wanted to show a cop something from the front camera then you have you take out the chip put it in you phone then find the footage.
Have you ever thought about one of these Motorcycle DVR's? if so this one has a 20% discount if wanting one. Thank you!
oh and i cant find any other videos on this particular dvr unit
Say in this video you said you'ed be doing a 2nd video on this camera and i went looking for it in your video list and i dont see it ,have you done a 2nd video ? or are you going to do a 2nd video ,? and id like to see more on how to use the camera as well as installing it .oh and do you know of any dont with it .
Looking forward to your installation video. Sounds like a great product for the same drivers who put these things in their cars. I tend to like my privacy. I do know quite a few people who will love this motorcycle DVR.
I don’t see the part two video for this product
Been thinking about getting one for the 690 since I always have a go pro going it might be more efficient.
I just put it on my Honda C70.. for safety, car always wanna hit me because I drive within my Cub speed limit.
Can't get mine to record front and back
i just got mine and unboxed it and read the manual and it tell you nothing about how to install it on the bike ,they pretty much leave that part up to you or your no your own. and the instructions on how to operate ..well thats why im watching this lol as im not an MIT grad.
Hey Joe! This looks interesting. I can definitely see the utility of using this on a ride. I like the two cameras (front and back). I agree with you on the type of bike to put it on due to it not having stabilization for rough terrain. Also, your shop looks great!
Cheers!
Since you have had it for a year are you still using it? If not why? and does it have any flaws ?
Thank you
Interesting. I'm not sure if GoPro's do this, but the loop function might be nice so you don't miss any action. I think the car DVR systems let you save a segment (a crash, or whatever) and it takes it out of the loop, so it won't get over-written. So you can just leave the camera going and not say "damn, i wasn't recording". Now, if GoPro does this already, i'm not seeing much benefit. Except it's hardwired, so you don't say "damn, my battery died". lol. I've thought about this for my car, just in case someone decides to run a red light and run into me. For a bike... I'm really not sure. I think you're correct about the bigger cruisers. Nice change of pace. looking forward to the followups.
Been looking for days now to find one that performs well in this pricerange. But many issues with storing recordings of both cams in same order, retrieving recordings due poor wifi connection, or bad app. And slow downloads. So you need to keep your engine running during downloading, else it drains the bat. With my cheap akaso actioncam it connects easily to their app and files stored nicely sorted. So I donneed to swap batts every 4 hours, charging the others at the same time. But I dont get frusty retrieving data or draining batt. Plus no need to worry someone damage or stealing the cams which are in the ope stuck woth tape or 2 little screws
"DITTO" - DOC 650's comment - to a tee !!!!!
Hi, I bought one of these but it didn't have an instruction booklet. It was bought from a different seller on Amazon (I am in the UK). Did you manage to make a follow-up video of the installation as that would help me a great deal in fitting mine to my bike as we don't have a wiring diagram?
If not, could you please send me a picture of the wiring diagram from your booklet so I can get it installed?
Many thanks
I don''t understand how to operate this thing. I can't even get it to record. Instructions really stink.
So this promo video is for OBEST Motorcycle Camera Dash Cam MT35 (amazon for $130) but no instructions, no Real manufacturer website, no real warranty i could find. The VSYSTO S2F is very similar, at 170 does have instructions but all these 'types' are prolly all using same guts but real info is not available. YMMV cheap no support cams unless one can afford the gopro type brands.... buyer beware!
hey guy im still hoping to see a 2nd video of this on how to operate the unit as for the live of me i can't figure out how to operate it and i not to happy with the one i bought as by the time i received it in the mail, got it installed on my bike and bought a memory card, i only got one ride to test it once before my season came to an end and had to put the bike away .i should have gotten a fair bit of footage but actually only got a few minutes of footage and its only recording from the rear lense so at this point im not to happy with it and as iv said the manual is written for the MIT graduate not your none electronic savvy person.
Hi i have the same problem pal ive fitted it on the bike and it seems to be recording , but dont have a clue how to use it and play back any footage the instruction manual is useless
@@johnjohnston3805 From what i understand is you can only view playback from the rear camera on the unit,the front camera can only be viewed if you put the memory card in say your phone and or view it on your computer,so basically it doesn't format both camera views together as you might have it set up on the unit,like in say splitscreen.So if you wanted to show a cop something from the front camera then you have you take out the chip put it in you phone then find the footage.
@@honda200twinstar3 not very good i wish i had not botherd fitting it now .thanks for your reply
@@johnjohnston3805 you and me both . and this guy still hasnt dont a part 2 as he said he was going to do
@@johnjohnston3805 I'm thinking the same thing