JackInCT-USA
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Hi,
This is a question about coming up with a way to view the dash cam's video while driving about. My question includes whether my initial idea as to how to do that will work, i. e., has anyone tried this and does it/does NOT work?
I am about to take my first foray into the realm of auto dash cams, and am giving serious consideration to the LUKAS LK-7900 ACE.
I've downloaded and read the owner manual.
I want to be able to, most likely, view the video ONLY in the scenario of having an accident and being able to show an investigating police offer what the video shows (and yes I'm aware that many don't think doing that is a good idea).
I do have a laptop, but I don't typically take it with me (where I could install the Lukas Viewer); furthermore I don't want to store it in the car in the event that I need to access it; it's gets much to hot inside the car during the summer months for me to risk the effect of instense heat on its components. Additionally I don't want to use it outside the car if it's raining.
I do have a Samsung Galaxy Tab (Android), and since it doesn't have a USB port, I purchased a USB adapter; I also have a USB multi-card reader (for the SD card); it works fine transferring files to my Samsung.
Since Lukas doesn't make an android app that I can find in the Google Play Store, I've come up with this plan: IF I take the SD card out of the cam, and put it into my multi-card reader, given the rather large number of media players in the Play Store, should I expect that at least one of them will playback the video on the SD card?
Thanks for any and all help.
This is a question about coming up with a way to view the dash cam's video while driving about. My question includes whether my initial idea as to how to do that will work, i. e., has anyone tried this and does it/does NOT work?
I am about to take my first foray into the realm of auto dash cams, and am giving serious consideration to the LUKAS LK-7900 ACE.
I've downloaded and read the owner manual.
I want to be able to, most likely, view the video ONLY in the scenario of having an accident and being able to show an investigating police offer what the video shows (and yes I'm aware that many don't think doing that is a good idea).
I do have a laptop, but I don't typically take it with me (where I could install the Lukas Viewer); furthermore I don't want to store it in the car in the event that I need to access it; it's gets much to hot inside the car during the summer months for me to risk the effect of instense heat on its components. Additionally I don't want to use it outside the car if it's raining.
I do have a Samsung Galaxy Tab (Android), and since it doesn't have a USB port, I purchased a USB adapter; I also have a USB multi-card reader (for the SD card); it works fine transferring files to my Samsung.
Since Lukas doesn't make an android app that I can find in the Google Play Store, I've come up with this plan: IF I take the SD card out of the cam, and put it into my multi-card reader, given the rather large number of media players in the Play Store, should I expect that at least one of them will playback the video on the SD card?
Thanks for any and all help.