I drive about 2hrs to work one way. can this record for that time?
71728
A 32-GB SD card should be able to record more than 2 hours of footage. Please note that the transfer speed needs to be 30 MBps (Ultra 1 Class 10). It will provide better recording results.
71729
The instructions with the device says the 4GB memory card that comes with it will record about 25 minutes, but mine is only recording about 10 minutes. However, you can buy a 32GB card that should give you 80 minutes.
71730
No, you need to purchase another SD card with higher capacity. Just look in the product specifications to learn about this.
71731
With the free 4GB SD Card that comes with you can record 25 minutes in 5 minute increments.. I use an 8GB card and I get 40 minutes in 5 minute increments before it loops over itself. By looping over itself it will write over the oldest 5 minute increment and so on. The max SD card you can put in is 32GB which should give you 160 minutes, so you should be good for well over 2 hours. Be sure to buy a SD4/32GB Card. It must be an SD4. I use a Kingston SD4/8GB and will upgrade to a SD4/32GB soon.Correction: It should be SD4 or higher. I just bought a SDHC 32GB Class 10 and it works fine after a test drive. With the free 4GB SD Card that comes with you can record 25 minutes in 5 minute increments.. I use an 8GB card and I get 40 minutes in 5 minute increments before it loops over itself. By looping over itself it will write over the oldest 5 minute increment and so on. The max SD card you can put in is 32GB which should give you 160 minutes, so you should be good for well over 2 hours. Be sure to buy a SD4/32GB Card. It must be an SD4. I use a Kingston SD4/8GB and will upgrade to a SD4/32GB soon.Correction: It should be SD4 or higher. I just bought a SDHC 32GB Class 10 and it works... » Read More With the free 4GB SD Card that comes with you can record 25 minutes in 5 minute increments.. I use an 8GB card and I get 40 minutes in 5 minute increments before it loops over itself. By looping over itself it will write over the oldest 5 minute increment and so on. The max SD card you can put in is 32GB which should give you 160 minutes, so you should be good for well over 2 hours. Be sure to buy a SD4/32GB Card. It must be an SD4. I use a Kingston SD4/8GB and will upgrade to a SD4/32GB soon.Correction: It should be SD4 or higher. I just bought a SDHC 32GB Class 10 and it works fine after a test drive. « Show Less
2143720
It records as long as you have power on. Up to the capacity of the micro disk. A 32 GB disk will hold approximately 4 hours of driving. It does this in segments and it will start overwriting the oldest segment once the disk is full.Will show and record MPH.
257577
The short answer is yes. The long answer is that you can record up to 2:40:45 using the standard (SP) quality setting. Even using a double layer disk, you can only get about 2 hours and 13 minutes at the high quality (HQ)setting. For most DVDs the SP setting on the 4.7GB disk looks great.
1752774
If you have the GPS module plugged in, it records speed. can be incriminating, so i opt'd to not get the GPS module as i have in-dash gps with all that stuff
1889376
The video recorder will continue to overwrite data once it runs out of storage. Exception: there is a built in sensor when it senses a crash it will keep I believe 5 minutes before and after the event "marking" it as do not erase. I believe so you can use for insurance purposes. There is also a manual button you can use to "mark" video. I am using a 16GB card and I get 2 hours on best - so you should get about 4 hours.
1662277
Yes, there is timed recording, plus motion sensor recording.On my system, a 15 second recording is one MB 1024 MB in one GBWithout doing the. Math, I would think your needs would be coveredDespite the other answers here, there is scheduled recording. You may set on and off times, and continuous recording available
2235769
I'm really not sure but it appears to be about 8 hrs of driving which is more than enough for me. It records in 5 min intervals but on a continous basis. It's a great camera and I've had it for more than 1-1/2 yrs. I like it so much I ordered 2 more but only have two in operation at this time. You'll love it.
1405139
Mounted on on your windshield or dash it will record both directions. But will record you in the car more than the traffic behind you. Mine also quit working after a couple of months of use and I'm having to warranty it
1142176
max 8 hrs but you have to select the recording speed. the faster the speed the less recording time
1506303
Total record time depends on the type of disk an setting on the recorder for speed. I can't seem to find my manual but I think the speed times on the recorder are 2 hrs, 4 hrs, and 8 hrs with the proper disk
1356743
To the best of my knowledge it can show the time/date info on the recording
1031392
I only record sports so I have not gone over 2hrs. It is a little difficult to set up but it works well
844711
Try the Flexible recording method- Should get much more than 4 hours and 18 minutes using this method
414049
Well, it depends how one interprets that question. If you want it to track how far you've traveled in a database (or electronic log file) so you can go back and review your mileage later then NO. However, if you want to tell how many miles you are RIGHT NOW from a stable or trail head (and which direction to travel as the crow flies to get back to your point of origin), then YES. This device only tracks REAL TIME information, and does not store or log anything other than your current location and direction from 1 - 3 way points you've actually traveled to and marked on the device.
1360307
Yes I had this set up to record 24 hours, and another identical cam on a separate channel set up only to record when the motion detection was tripped. The record time is determined by the setting of the DVR. Go for a bigger or upgradable hardrive.
1060545
It will depend. You buy a memory stick separate that keeps the info. Then you can put it into your computer and see what is happening. You can also put it on standby so it only comes on when there is movement that trigger it. I think it would be quite posspile. I have recorded off and on for three days with an 8gig.
1200270
If you don't want to record anything, you can simply use the power switch on the unit to turn it off. Of course, every time you stop/start the vehicle along your journey it's going to turn on automatically. Not sure what purpose you're trying to gain setting the recording time to off other than to perhaps stop it overwriting the card when full. When that happens, it displays Card Full and stops recording. I have a 32gb card and just let it continuously overwrite.