What's the number plate of this vehicle? Just for fun

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Here is Viofo's A329 trying its best to show the number plate.
This road is corrugated and rough which adds to the challenge.

The GPS didn't start until I had told it to 'Lock the Video'
This was the first video and I had connected the dashcam while I was moving so it may have confused it a little.

Do you think the vehicle looks like it didn't see me at first?


Note I was also running two other 4K dashcams and neither of them was as good as Viofo's A329 result.
 
LateralNW said:
Do you think the vehicle looks like it didn't see me at first?
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I suspect that it didn't have great directional control at that speed on gravel with that suspension and high tire pressure, so just took a while to get it right!

I assume that was him talking to you, with poor time synchronisation on the A329 audio?
 

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Nigel said:
I suspect that it didn't have great directional control at that speed on gravel with that suspension and high tire pressure, so just took a while to get it right!

I assume that was him talking to you, with poor time synchronisation on the A329 audio?
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I'm not sure what you meant, so I played the video and just realised that part of my verbal opinion is audible, which wasn't intentional! Luckily, the other part was muted. Lol
 
Just for fun could you upload the raw / unedited file to a Google drive folder if you still have it?
 
Panzer Platform said:
CORMIC
2004 NISSAN
VIN JN1UCNY61A0023689
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Interesting results, but I am curious, as that plate was nearly unreadable, did you use the VUEROID software tool to render the plate? You 'suggested' in another thread you have already measured the AoV of the S1 Infinite lens, so I was curious if VUEROID left you the software tools as well.
 
lufa6977 said:
Interesting results, but I am curious, as that plate was nearly unreadable, did you use the VUEROID software tool to render the plate? You 'suggested' in another thread you have already measured the AoV of the S1 Infinite lens, so I was curious if VUEROID left you the software tools as well.
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Just right click in the Chrome Browser and choose "Search with Google Lens", choose an early frame, when it only just has enough resolution. I get this, which includes the plate along with other details:

The image shows a modified Nissan Patrol, likely a GU model from the late 1990s or early 2000s, prepared for off-road adventures. Key features and modifications visible include:
  • Front bull bar:
    A heavy-duty bull bar is installed, providing protection to the front of the vehicle and likely housing additional lighting. Based on search snippet, it could be a "GU PATROL FRONT BAR - TRIPLE HOOP"

  • Lift kit and large tires:
    The vehicle has been lifted, allowing for the fitment of large off-road tires, enhancing its ground clearance and off-road capability. Search snippets and mention lift kits and performance upgrades for Nissan Patrols.

  • Roof rack:
    A roof rack is mounted on top, providing additional storage space for gear and equipment. Search snippet shows similar setups for camping and outdoor activities.

  • Aftermarket headlights:
    The headlights appear to be aftermarket units, possibly offering improved visibility.


  • "CORMIC" number plate:
    The number plate displays "CORMIC," which may be the owner's name or a personalized identifier. Search snippets,,, and show similar Nissan Patrols.
  • Snorkel:
    A snorkel is visible, extending from the engine bay to roof height, allowing the vehicle to traverse deep water crossings. Search snippet mentions a "4 inch snorkel" as an upgrade for the Nissan Patrol.
These modifications are typical for off-road vehicles designed for overlanding and exploring challenging terrains. The Nissan Patrol is a popular choice for such applications due to its robust construction and reliability.
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Nigel said:
Just right click in the Chrome Browser and choose "Search with Google Lens", choose an early frame, when it only just has enough resolution. I get this, which includes the plate along with other details:
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Well, that is interesting. I have never used Lens as I have not had a need to. Interesting it can resolve a plate as well as it does.
 
Nigel said:
Just right click in the Chrome Browser and choose "Search with Google Lens", choose an early frame, when it only just has enough resolution. I get this, which includes the plate along with other details:
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I tried that but it doesn't have a hope in hell of getting it right. If it could take a snippet of the video then I think it would have a much better chance.
I even tried AI but that didn't work for me either.
I don't need the number plate, it was just to see if anyone had a solution to this. @Panzer Platform came up with the correct one but I don't know if he used a program or did some simple letter changing.

Check out the next video, it is of the 70mai Omni 4K and the Vantrue E1 Pro - interesting results. Same time as the original video.
 
Here is the other dashcams that where running at the same time a 70mai 4K Omni X800 and the Vantrue E1 Pro 4K

Interestingly audio difference and video.

I add the 70mai overlay on the video which I really like but unfortunately it takes forever to process on my old phone so I won't be doing very often.

Oh and I tried to make sure I cut out the language!

 
LateralNW said:
I tried that but it doesn't have a hope in hell of getting it right. If it could take a snippet of the video then I think it would have a much better chance.
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That is the problem with Google AI, you get a different result every day!
Today it tells me the license plate is "LURMIE"!

LateralNW said:
Here is the other dashcams that where running at the same time a 70mai 4K Omni X800 and the Vantrue E1 Pro 4K
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Not much point trying those, the Viofo A329 image is considerably sharper, as is the audio!

Interesting that the Vantrue is picking up so much more background noise, obscuring your voice, maybe that is due to the mounting position?
 
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