kamkar
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This is a years old dead post, actually one of the participants ( Jokiin ) actually died in the mean time.
Most times when people have no recording of a accident that happened, the #1 culprit is always the memory card that have died in the mean time, and that can be pretty fast. I have had cards barely filling up 1 time before they died.
Today most systems will give a alarm if it is not able to save a file, but it is still a very good idea to look over the memory card manually now and then, not every single file of course, but look for driving sessions starting / ending in reasonable places, so like where you work / live / shop / get your gasoline / have relatives ASO.
So for start of sessions, it should start in a known place, not 1 KM down the road from one.
Events can create holes in a string of footage, as that part is then placed in the event folder.
I can not say this is a know issue in any brand of dashcam, but still to this day some do have weird things happening.
Most times when people have no recording of a accident that happened, the #1 culprit is always the memory card that have died in the mean time, and that can be pretty fast. I have had cards barely filling up 1 time before they died.
Today most systems will give a alarm if it is not able to save a file, but it is still a very good idea to look over the memory card manually now and then, not every single file of course, but look for driving sessions starting / ending in reasonable places, so like where you work / live / shop / get your gasoline / have relatives ASO.
So for start of sessions, it should start in a known place, not 1 KM down the road from one.
Events can create holes in a string of footage, as that part is then placed in the event folder.
I can not say this is a know issue in any brand of dashcam, but still to this day some do have weird things happening.