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I hope she survived.

Will experiment later today. Thanks.

It plays the videos fine but doesn't recognize the GPS tracks. I've e-mailed the developer but he wasn't helpful. Also, it looks like the software has been purchased by Datakam.

Before blaming the camera, try using a different SD card first.

I've tried that and it doesn't work. The software doesn't recognize the folder structure of the LK-7900. Can somebody with a 7300 tell us what the folder names are?

It's a shame LK-7900 users don't have that now. Hopefully Lukas will fix it in the next update.

Problem is you can't resize the Lukas Viewer. Once you maximize the window, the map disappears. I was also looking for a faster way to do it.

I'm throwing my hat in the ring. I'm using a Lukas LK-7900 (check my review here) in front and a Mobius at the back. If given a choice, I'd like to be able to review higher-end cameras, preferably with GPS. I'm thinking of buying an Eeyelog E750 for my third dashboard camera once it becomes...

Does anybody know of a way to export video from the LK-7900 together with the live maps? Thanks.

Maybe there's also the option of a refund.

I have been using mine for nine months now and haven't experienced any serious problems. One thing to note is that a portion of the frame becomes soft when the unit is running hot, for instance when you leave it under the sun. For optimum image quality, try 1 level up for brightness, and 1 level...

Thank you for your effort. Hopefully I won't need this soon.

I used my LK-7900 and the LK-530 in someone else's car once by plugging it in the cigarette lighter socket. The LK-530 did not display the "charging" status but it was actually being charged -- after a few hours of driving, the battery pack was fully charged.

The LK-530 is also a cutoff device so you don't need the LK-290.

The LK-7900 will continue to work under hot tolerable weather, but the video may suffer from softness or some areas not being in focus. Sent from my Galaxy Note

Thanks for this. Tell us if you managed to focus it properly. Unfortunately, it's difficult to achieve acceptable sharpness using hyperfocal distance without indicators on the lens, just like on vintage camera lenses. Hopefully, I won't have to do this in the future.

64gb and 128gb.

I don't trust the F1.6 aperture that the Mobius claims to have, given its poor low-light performance.

The Mobius beats the LK-7900 hands down for daytime use image quality-wise because of its high bit rate. At night, the Mobius is pretty much useless.

I use a Mobius with a built-in battery as a rear camera under the Philippine heat without problems. But then, my air-con is always on. No need to modify anything.