FreudianSlippers wrote: » If I got in an accident with someone else with a dashcam and I felt they were going over the speed limit, I'd seek discovery in the court case and they would be compelled to disclose the footage. Or for that matter if I were representing the insurance company.
OSI wrote: » I was under the impression you can't be compelled to self-incriminate?
Senecio wrote: » Interesting responses. I'm glad I asked the question now regarding GPS. Still none the wiser whether I want it or not but I've appreciated the views of others.
h3000 wrote: » I have a Mini 0806 which gives me the option to log the GPS but not stamp the video with either the GPS co-ordinates or speed. I still have the data though if I do want it, programs like RegistratorViewer will allow you to view it.
Mr Snow wrote: » does any one used bigger memory card than 32gb for eg 64gb?
5500 wrote: » Only downside on first impression is I think the grey colour is a bit noticeable so for a bit more covert look I'm gonna mask it up and give it a quick blast of Matt black paint.
5500 wrote: » ..here's another picture post paint It's not visable from outside the car unless you knew it was there, sits and blends well behind the mirror
AndyBoBandy wrote: » That's all it should need, once you have it in position you shouldn't be to be handling it that much so the paint should stay good. 1 tip for mounting would be to make sure wherever you have your camera it's fairly easy to get at and remove the sd card, so you're minimising any man handling of the camera.
RainyDay wrote: » Coming to Aldi on Sunday;https://www.aldi.ie/en/specialbuys/sun-8-may/products-detail-page/ps/p/1080p-dashboard-camera-1/?pk_campaign=ie_product_newsletter&pk_kwd=2016-05-06_15-28
AndyBoBandy wrote: » When I was rear ended a few weeks ago, I told the Guard I had the footage, and he seemed interested and said he may seek it out, but never did. I guess given I was car 1 and car 4 caused the crash, and it was only a straight forward rear ending, the footage wouldn't have told them anything they didn't know already!!
ejabrod wrote: » Love that you have front/rear cams...great stuff. Which models do you have? Thanks.
Patww79 wrote: » What software do you use for the picture-in-picture? I'm thinking of upgrading to one of those Xaiomi ones so will be putting the 0805 in the back window.
UsedToWait wrote: » I haven't installed mine yet (not driving at present due to injury), but I've a feeling I'll be inclined to be, how should I put it, a little more by-the-book when I do
ION08 wrote: » Guys I just picked up a Nextbase 202 Lite from Halfords €64 reduced from €99 Works well but only problem I'm having is that I have the keep manually plugging it in and unplugging it because in my Audi A4 the cigarette socket has constant power... even with keys out of the ignition and doors locked. This renders the auto on/off feature of the dashcam useless. Anyone else face this issue when installing theirs??
Cortina_MK_IV wrote: » I have the Nextbase 202, I also got the Nextbase hardwire kit for €24 also from Halford's.
ION08 wrote: » Brilliant, i'll try that so. Do you mind me asking what car you have and which fuse you tapped into? Edit: just checked the website and cant seem to find it :-/
OSI wrote: » Yi Dashcam just arrived this morning. Just a warning for anyone getting it sent to your work address, the package literally just had my name and the street on it. No company name, no building name, nothing. Luckily the security dude saw my mobile number on the package and gave me a ring. For those that have the cam already, anyway to turn off the beeps when you press a button? Holy hell they're annoying!
