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4. Time Lapse
Time Lapse recording is a technique whereby the frequency at which file frames are
captured (frame rate) is lower than that used when playing back the recording.
Time Lapse recording can be considered the opposite of slow motion, as when the
recording is played back time appears to be moving faster.
For example, a recording taken over three minutes would be played back as a 30 second
movie.
Options: 3 Minutes, 30 Minutes and Off
Default Setting: Off
Note:
- It is recommended to use a high-capacity SD Card (min 64GB) for Time Lapse
recording.
- Time lapse is considered as a leisure activity setting and not for use in order to collect
evidence in the case of an incident / accident. Time Lapse should be turned off for
normal driving conditions.
- The options of 3 Minutes and 30 Minutes are the recording durations, NOT the playback
time. Playback time will be1/6th of the live recording time.
5. Dual Files
During normal recording there will be two files saved to the SD Card, one will be the full
sized High Resolution recording (example: 3840 x 2160) and the other is a Low Resolution
recording (768 x 432). The Low resolution filed can be turned On/Off with this setting.
The two recorded files can be identified by the filenames:
170419_102024_001_HI.MOV and 170419_102024_001_LO.MOV
Both files will be treated as a single recording by the Dash Cam, in regards file protection
and deletion.
The Low Resolution recording is used when streaming recordings from the Dash Cam to the
CAM Viewer™ APP, this reduces any buffering that may be seen if the full-sized High Resolution
recording is used.
Note:
- Only the larger High Resolution recordings will have the Stamps, GPS Location, Speed etc.
Options: On and Off
Default Setting: On
6. Audio
Turn On / Off the microphone.
Options: On and Off
Default Setting: On
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