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These are features that help the driver stay alert, stay safe and possibly avoid a collision. (Some other features may not work if this is off, be careful) The medium setting is for anything in between the others. The low setting means that it is set to only react when there is a huge bump or bang, as one would expect in a car accident. The high setting means that it is highly sensitive, and will react whenever the slightest bump or bang takes place, this is what causes all the locked files. Gravity sensor, sometimes called 'shock sensor' is a feature that will trigger the dash cam to lock and save a file if involved in a accident or an incident such as someone bashing in your window or such.īe careful in setting this up, if set incorrectly it can result in a saved file every time you go over a speed bump or minor pothole, resulting in a memory card filled with saved files and not recording anymore. Suggestion: Select km/h (or kph) for kilometers per hour OR mph for miles per hour. Here you can select how speed is recorded with the GPS data. Suggestion: Select on if you have GPS, select off if no GPS. Will record GPS data if you have built-in GPS or accessory add-on GPS unit.

This way, you have a chance of catching a vandal or a thief who was up to no good while your car was parked. This is very useful if you have 'parking mode' as it will record and save a video clip anytime that there is movement in front of your vehicle when it is parked up. Suggestion: Select off if you are not going to use it. It can also be used for entertainment as in playing back a long trip in a very short time. This is useful if the dash cam has 'parking mode'. You can set the dash cam to take video frames at intervals of from 200milisec to 10 minutes or more. Suggestion: Experiment with this, try it with the selections on and off. and in enhancing the quality of recordings made at nighttime. Wide dynamic range / high dynamic range affects the quality of the video in regards to having glare present from reflective surfaces as other cars, windows, lakes etc. The horizon should be at 2/3 of the picture, 1/3 sky and 2/3 land. If your video is too bright, start increasing the negative (-) number by each successive increment on the scale.īefore you change this setting be sure that your lens is not pointing too high towards the sky.

If your video is too dark, start increasing the positive (+) number by each successive increment on the scale. There are positive and negative settings and this is how you choose. This will affect how light or how dark your video is going to be. Some dashcams, such as the Xiaomi Yi have a pre-set loop of 3 minutes and that cannot be changed. Small clips are handy if you want to share a segment of your whole video tape on YouTube or with your insurance company etc.

You can set it to record in small manageable size files (or clips) of 1-3-5-10 minutes. Instead of the camera shutting down when the memory card becomes full, you can set it to keep on going, recording in a loop and erasing over earlier recordings in a continual looping fashion.

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Suggestion: (The most common selections are) 1920 x 1080P 60fps for daytime & 1920 x 1080P 30fps for nighttime.

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It is almost always preferable to select the highest resolution available, as this will help preserve the finer details of the recording, as in the license plates of other vehicles. Here you will have multiple choices of what resolution to record your video in. The choices that you make are not permanent and you can change them at any time. You have the final say as to how the settings are selected, for example, a large number of users elect not to record audio, while an equally large number elect to have the dash cam always recording audio. You may want to print this as a handy reference for when you are ready to start selecting the options on your new dash cam. Not all of these settings are available on every dash cam, and some dash cams may have a setting that is not listed here. Here is an updated version of Dash Cam Menu Settings which includes short descriptions of what a particular setting is for and what options are available for each category.

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