Looks like YouTube is doing something with the video , it shouldn't be going in and out like that
Dashcams!
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Did you change any settings? Watched again now and it's better, I can see the clock and date all the way through. Maybe it was trying to remove camera shake or something.
It's also hard to tell because of YouTube compression. It's okay footage, but not great I would say. Personally I would say my M6 footage looks better, but there's not much in it.
It's also hard to tell because of YouTube compression. It's okay footage, but not great I would say. Personally I would say my M6 footage looks better, but there's not much in it.
I told it to undo the anti shake and reload it again. Ill try and do some footage with the latest firmware and highest quality and bitrate soon.
There is a bit of difference vs the footage on my computer vs uploaded to youtube. Any setting i can use to just upload it without messing around with it
Quite obvious I was talking about the shake, NOT the res. Nevermind..
Yes, blatantly obvious. You were defending something we hadn't even criticised. Don't I feel silly...
As was said, you're watching different footage to what was commented on anyway.
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@zoomee how you getting on with the polarised filters? Noticed that mine was having trouble focusing today due to really bad glare off the front screen.
Easy - it took me about 15 minutes to find fuses I could hook into with add-a-circuit fuses using a multimeter and wire it in. If you Google your cars make/model, someone may have already hardwired a dashcam in and may advise as to what fuses you can use to save working it out yourself. Hardest / most time consuming part is hiding the cables!
A filter will fix that, had one on mine for years and can't say I have noticed any reflections in the footage since even on the brightest days.
Hey bud, for the couple of months or so I used it - it was great. It greatly reduced the glare but also the brightness in the picture was slightly reduced. Easily fixed by upping the brightness in the cam settings.
Had to sell the CC and the F770 went with it - darn it I forgot to charge him extra for the polarisor and the additional SD card lol!! - ah well.
I've just got a crappy liccle rocco now (VW scirocco) so not bothered about it as much as I was the CC - given up on dashcams for now.
Another vid using the latest firmware , hopefully no bobbing up and down , but i did have the dampers on firm.
https://youtu.be/Nux2umLzfmE
https://youtu.be/Nux2umLzfmE
I know it's asked a hundred times but this thread is huge to read it all now.... What's a good reasonably priced cam now?
I need:
One front, preferably mounted in front of rear view mirror. Hard wired.
One rear, 12v socket powered.
I'd like it to detect motion and start recording when the car is turned off, say at night when parked on my drive (if possible)
Budget sub £300 for both.
I need:
One front, preferably mounted in front of rear view mirror. Hard wired.
One rear, 12v socket powered.
I'd like it to detect motion and start recording when the car is turned off, say at night when parked on my drive (if possible)
Budget sub £300 for both.
The BlackVue DR650S 2CH with PMP just creeps into the sub £300 all in if you shop about . Has parking mode if used with the PMP.
You only need one camera system for all that bud. Thinkware F770 is well wuthin ur budget and spec requirements.
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Hey bud, for the couple of months or so I used it - it was great. It greatly reduced the glare but also the brightness in the picture was slightly reduced. Easily fixed by upping the brightness in the cam settings.
Had to sell the CC and the F770 went with it - darn it I forgot to charge him extra for the polarisor and the additional SD card lol!! - ah well.
I've just got a crappy liccle rocco now (VW scirocco) so not bothered about it as much as I was the CC - given up on dashcams for now.
Thanks for the advice
