sandiskman
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I left my cameras plugged in all night last night by mistake. I usually unplug them at night when I park the car. In any case having the cameras plugged in all night did not affect the car's battery at all. Both cams have parking mode enabled. The front cam is set to event detection. The rear cam is set to 1FPS.
After leaving both cams plugged in from 8am-9am (the following day) they were both very warm to the touch. The front cam with even detection on did not record anything from the time I parked the car in the garage at 10pm until I went out to the car in the morning at 8am, but it was still very warm.
This got me thinking...which mode is less taxing on the camera? The event detection (camera only records when there is motion) or the slower FPS (camera always recording just at 1FPS vs. 60FPS)??? Opinions?
After leaving both cams plugged in from 8am-9am (the following day) they were both very warm to the touch. The front cam with even detection on did not record anything from the time I parked the car in the garage at 10pm until I went out to the car in the morning at 8am, but it was still very warm.
This got me thinking...which mode is less taxing on the camera? The event detection (camera only records when there is motion) or the slower FPS (camera always recording just at 1FPS vs. 60FPS)??? Opinions?