Recent content by parklawn

As you say, not too bad at all but still not right. It would be interesting to see how it would play on a friend's or neighbour's computer.

Actually the OP says he has thrown the budget out the window, and that he is willing to pay whatever it takes to get the best.

What exactly does "easy to use in an emergency" mean?

Can you provide a link to your website?

Why don't you share with us the details of the computer that you are using and we may be able to figure it out? Memory card readers come in all shapes and sizes, but the one thing they all have in common is one end that will plug into a usb port. Here are some examples:

Yes, I understood that. I was addressing the fact that the pc doesn't read the sd cards. The fact that the camera works in the usb port means the ports are ok. I take it now that you meant when you use the card slots. Try the card in a card reader plugged into the usb port.

That's strange since your ports seem to be working ok. Perhaps it's the card reader that you are using, have you tried different readers?

Quite right, and I have a feeling that @Roger has missed the Buying Guide on this forum. Anyway, here's the link https://dashcamtalk.com/dash-cam-comparison/

Sure it's OK. Glad to help.

Welcome, Roger. May I suggest that as a 'set and forget' dashcam that has a screen (for adjusting the view), and is quite discreet, the A118C from SpyTec through Amazon.ca Of the units that I have, and past ones, this is the easiest to remove and replace whenever you may want to take it into...

Check out these places and see what they have: Lifestyle Store, Windsor Road N Frankies Auto Electrics, Princes Hwy. Albion Park Rail Funket Mall

Well, we'll see, here's a test. Nope, didn't work. 2.2 MB was too big.

Poor old Ronnie, getting ticked off now because of all the publicity: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3256134/Ronnie-Pickering-s-dad-s-great-guy-insists-son-road-rage-ranter-challenged-moped-rider-bare-knuckle-fight-overtaken.html