Dashmellow
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That's the only thing that has kept me from buying a Mobius.Shame it doesn't ship to Australia.
Also I find having to change its setting using PC software, not on the unit itself, is a pain.
i find that with the cf100, once you find the settings you like (which doesn't take long since there aren't that many settings to change) it really is a set and forget device. now i only touch it when i need to take the card out to copy a video.That's the only thing that has kept me from buying a Mobius.
i like having a rear cam, but i've learned that it needs to have the lens near a defroster line in the back if you don't have a rear wiper. also having a real 2-channel unit will make it SO much easier to sync up video when i want to show both at the same time.
Kdenlive (which costs $0 - an attractive price to me!) allows you to set audio markers. i haven't played with it long enough to see if it has a function to automatically sync up two different videos based on audio though. however, since kdenlive shows the actual waveform of the audio, i can zoom in on the time line and then use certain loud or peaky events to sync them, such as hitting a pothole, a song starting (or a certain part of a song), a horn blast, etc... then once they're synced, subsequent clips fall into sync by default.Here is a tip how to sync video tracks using audio recognition.
https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threa...or-12-tutorial-wf1-front-mini-0801-back.2841/
Keep talking like that and your "Tech Toy Junkie" membership will be revoked....so it's hard to justify replacing something that isn't broken....
oh there's no danger of that... when redoing my home network to upgrade it to GigE, i wrote down a list of all the devices that connect... of course there was the usual things like laptops and desktops, tablets and phones (which are rooted of course), and two TIVOs (with hard drives that i upgraded) and a Roku... but also a Dell Poweredge R710 server... oh, and our thermostat. yes, the one for the house. so we can adjust the heat/ac from our phones. not to mention the equipment i have that belongs to the office.Keep talking like that and your "Tech Toy Junkie" membership will be revoked.![]()
Keep talking like that and your "Tech Toy Junkie" membership will be revoked.![]()
oh there's no danger of that... when redoing my home network to upgrade it to GigE, i wrote down a list of all the devices that connect... of course there was the usual things like laptops and desktops, tablets and phones (which are rooted of course), and two TIVOs (with hard drives that i upgraded) and a Roku... but also a Dell Poweredge R710 server... oh, and our thermostat. yes, the one for the house. so we can adjust the heat/ac from our phones. not to mention the equipment i have that belongs to the office.
most people have an old stereo in the garage. I have a cheap USB audio adapter plugged into the R710, connected to a set of altec lansing 2.1 PC speakers for music in the garage.![]()
well i did buy this for my wife shortly after we were married, almost a decade ago:OK, you qualify for a permanent, non-revokable, lifetime membership.![]()
well i did buy this for my wife shortly after we were married, almost a decade ago:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/e43b/
Sadly
As a note I got a coworker interested in this thread and he purchased one and I watched some footage from it just a few days ago and it did a really good job during the day. Now I need to have him get me some night footage!
Also - we need more cool deal threads on here, we all need some extra enabling from time to time! Should have a whole sub forum for that really, deal spotting by everyone!
The lead out from the rear camera is roughly 5 and 1/2 inches. I am trying to hunt down the original cable I think I tossed it with a few others it is a Mini B end.Does anyone know how long the cord is for the rear camera?
It doesn't you need a Windows file that Gibson99 created to split them manually. It is in his sig (Also here 2-channel Video Splitter for Windows)Also, when recording, how does it separate the front from the rear camera feeds?
Yes since it is one file in .avi format. You also need the Blacksys Program to play it back correctly if you don't split them.Are clips saved from both feeds in the event of an accident (G-Sensor)?
This listing shows at 90 for me.I see this camera on Amazon for under $70 now: http://www.amazon.com/gp/B00LBQGKX8
It happens a lot more then you might think. I have ordered different items through Amazon (DVD, Clothes) and come back a day or so later to read more reviews while I wait for them to ship and seen the price had gone up. In one or two cases as much as 30 dollars, and in the case of a DVD set I had my eye on but did not pull the trigger over 60 dollarsI wonder if my talking about it and posting the link didn't get them a bunch of hits and purchases so they bumped the price back up????
Well, that suks.