GPS are nice and i prefer it, but in a pinch speed cam always be determined from the video footage itself, so not a absolute must have.
wifi i find are a gimmick at the moment, i would prefer a camera with a LCD screen ( which don't really have anything to say in regard to the size of cameras ) wifi on my phone are always off.
Doing a inspection of file integrity via wifi i think will be next to impossible, or at least far from as pleasant and fast as it is on the PC.
Yes, although the range is only about 10m at best for most wifi cameras so the car has to be parked next to the house, not down the street.Wifi and parking mode are must haves. I can up my budget if need be. I’m from Canada, but can shop in the USA / online as well.
From my understanding, if I have a wifi camera I can log in to view the recorded data?, can I also watch the camera live via wifi? Say I’m in the house and the car is parked near by?
Thanks
The A129 Duo has 2 cameras, but make sure it is a Duo you are buying.The Viofo A129 is an option, it includes 2 cameras right?
Has anyone ever used a 360 degree camera for a car?
Hey guys,
Sorry for the lack of info.
It's for my own personal car. Basic cameras are fine, I'd prefer a simple set it & forget it type of deal. I have USB cables hardwired to the car already. I have an old mobius from 2015, but I ran into the odd problem with that - wouldn't auto record, etc. I think I flashed the wrong bios to it - doesn't boot up anymore. Other one blew up (battery expanded). Has the car cam tech changed in the last 4 years?
Budget up to $100 per camera
Capacitor
Wifi would be a nice bonus, to view the video, manage settings?
Auto record a must have. Record while parked would be nice.
Wifi and parking mode are must haves. I can up my budget if need be. I’m from Canada, but can shop in the USA / online as well.
From my understanding, if I have a wifi camera I can log in to view the recorded data?, can I also watch the camera live via wifi? Say I’m in the house and the car is parked near by?
Thanks
Did you consider Thinkware?
I just installed an FA200. It's nice, and it fits your criteria.
Afaik, there is only 1 brand that has "log into camera to watch live video" -- BlackVue. And, that's on only 2 of their models (the DR750 and DR900).
BlackVue and Thinkware have a feature that will send a notification to your phone if an event was detected.
Generally, a WiFi-enabled unit merely allows you to view the video files, set configuration, and aim the camera (for those that don't have a screen). Note that you need to activate that feature on the unit (by pressing a button); your smartphone will then connect to it. When finished, you press the button again to turn it off. So, it's meant for use inside (or next to) the vehicle.