Dashcams - Why you need one and how they work
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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In this video I explain why many people have decided to fit dash-cams in their cars and show how they work. This is a beginners guide, so there is no unnecessary jargon - If you are looking at getting your first car camera this is a good place to start.
This video features the Asus Reco Classic Car Camera. Available here; amzn.to/1Nkjszr (Link goes to Amazon UK)
Sample Clips from the Reco Classic can be downloaded from here: pc.cd/G1TrtalK
A list of my recommended dash cams can be found here: www.techmoan.com/what-is-the-b...
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There should be cars with built-in dashcams.
+Brunis Kibilds Yes, with several of them. One to show what is happening in front of the car, one showing what is happening behind the car, one showing what is happening inside the car. And, ideally the outside cams should be in 3D. So, if you hit another car or just have an accident, the front view gives you evidence, if another car bumps into you, the back view gives you evidence. And if someone steals your car, the inside video will give you evidence. All those videos should be synchronized in time, so you could show to the judge what you were doing while you had an accident or someone bumped into you from behind.
The built-in cams should start recording the moment the key is in the ignition and keep recording until it is out again. The micro-SD cards could/should be located somewhere under a key, so a thief could not get to it.
RustyTube Good idea.
+RichardDJLilD not to mention how fast dashcam tech is improving. the newest corvette offers a several-thousand-dollar option for a builtin dashcam (for recording at the track). while it's nice that it also includes a lot of telemetry, the actual video is only 720p. and it's a pretty poor quality 720p at that. meanwhile you can spend $50 and get a true 1080p camera and install it yourself.
Tesla has a built-in dashcam, you just need to provide a USB drive.
@@leandrodecarvalho8030 This comment was wrote several years before that was standard.
Every time, you see an English guy explaining features of a gadget, its so thorough, easy & dedicated that it leaves a lasting impression on you. Thanks
This particular video reminded me of Top Gear.
Apologies to the subscribers - this video wasn't supposed to go into the subscriber feed... I just wanted to post it to my website (but forgot to uncheck an important box). I suspect there will be nothing new here for people who already subscribe to the channel. This is a 'Beginners Guide' rather than a 'Definitive Guide' to Dashcams.
+Techmoan Not a problem at all, I think I always pick up something new with your reviews. Thanks!
Could you review your Apple Watch
+Techmoan
You would make a very good reviewer on TV, I think your style is great. Keep up the
videos.
Did we have Audacity four years ago? I would have edited the background noise of the engine in the car.
I absolutely believe a dashcam is essential for all drivers. Just this evening, I was driving in San Francisco on my way home. I came upon a stalled car in an intersection, drove around it, and went on my merry way. Just down the street from my house, I was pulled over by the local PD (30 miles away from SF!) and told my car had been ID'd and I was wanted for a hit and run! Thankfully I had my dashcam and was able to show him I didn't hit a thing. My $60 SJ4000 was the difference between a quick chat with an officer and a long night at the police station. Money well spent!
Don't put yourself at risk. Get a frickin' dashcam.
+Rick Budzak Thanks for sharing that...a great example of the kind of things a dashcam can sort out.
I mean... you could have also shown him your car and that there was no damage on it from a hit and run.
Charles John Thompson III 😂😂
The police in the city where I live hate dashcams because it makes it harder for them to get away with violating people's rights.
I’m watching this because I fell victim to a lying wicked truck driver few days ago. He reversed into my car breaking my headlight, front grill and damaged my bonnet. Came out and said he’s sorry but he didn’t see me. I felt good that he admitted he was wrong, only to call the police and he then told the officer that he was parked and I ran into the back of his truck. I could not believe my ears. I will definitely get a dash cam asap.
Very informative video. I am an over the road trucker and having the dash cam visible in the wind shield has been enough to deter some road rage incidents by those that get inpatient around trucks. Not to mention posting all the stupid things some people do whist driving is a hoot.
Good on you getting ASUS's attention.
Love this basics video. Comprehensive and detailed, and more importantly somehow not boring.
Just spent yesterday watching your dash cam play list :-)
I'll watch this now to aid my decision. Great videos by the way, always enjoy everything you put up!
I always enjoy watching the segments that you do. I'm also getting a front and rear camera. Thank you for the information in your videos.
I'm a big believer in dashcams being in automobiles for insurance reasons. They can save you a lot of headaches down the road as you have clearly shown in this presentation. I got the Koonlung K1S dual camera system (based on your review of it, and thank you for that) and had no issues with it, though the battery didn't survive the hot Missouri summer all that well. I think this tutorial nails it down for people who are hesitant on buying one. It's not a purchase, it's an investment, one that could pay dividends in the end. Thank you again.
I appreciate that you re-posted it, as it provides great value for dash-cam beginners. Have you considered doing more general guides like this for other tech products? I think your biggest advantage is that you can explain complicated things in a very simple way, which proves you understand how product works, at the same time its good for newbies to have videos like this.
+Pevly I'm not sure of any other subjects I could cover (with any level of authority) - but I do try my best to make each video without resorting to unnecessary jargon whenever possible.
I need that spectrum analyser! Cant wait for it to appear in a video dedicated to itself.
+tod4y I'm working on it - just need to get a couple of things finished with the video.
what camera are you using to record yourself in the office, on my setup like a slight lipsync issue, but could just be my Chromecast?
As usual, excellent presentation. Thank you so much for all your hard work.
Good one Matt. It shows all the basics of Dash Cams for the novice. Well done.
Very good, clear presentation. Many thanks for your time & effort.
Gee, another great video about dash cams, and of course I have thought about it but haven't actually put one in my car. Now I am determine to get motivated. I do some pretty good commuting from my home to the hospital I work at, 5 am in the morning and then again going home around 7 pm, I work long hours, and having one of these would be very good thing indeed. But I don't want to install it myself, so I will be looking around for a local installer and just have them play around and get it in. Always love your videos and of course you! Hope your doing well with your diabetes, fortunate for me I just changed my diet and have dropped my insulin use down tremendously, I am type 2, and doing some serious dieting.
don't mind this showing in the subscription Chan, was surprised the GPS isn't mountable on the permanent mount though.
Why you haven't got an offer from the discovery channel or nat geo by now is beyond me, you make excellent quality videos which are a joy to watch, been a subscriber for a very long time and i hope you keep on posting. As allways thanks for posting.
+Roberto Tomadini Thanks for the kind words.
Very well presented as always. Thanks!
Excellent video's as always. Do NOT stop. Thanks.
I absolutely agree, dash cam in cars is really much needed, I once bought Mobius dash cam to put it on my quadcopter but ended up saving it for some day I will buy a car and it is coming in December, but I'm looking to keep a dual cam dash came so it records front and the rear
I`ve had my old 2002 volvo for some years now and never really cared about video protections, but now that I just bought a new car I really need to look for a dashcam, I`ll check out your website!
i think this channel is the only and only and best one that just suit my purpose of searching dashcam videos : details of review. maybe not many ppl care about Dashcam since they just buy "expensive one" or " just having one and works". for car lover like me, i enjoy driving, having a dashcam that has functions and designs specifically for my thoughts will greatly satisfies me.
as a chinese, i have access to basily every dashcam in the world (taobao.com) lol, almost 7 out of 10 dashcam ppl bought came with a menu that has chinese language init xD.
+Liangshi Xu i won't argue that Mat (Techmoan) has an excellent channel here and does top notch reviews, but there are others out there as well (myself included) who review dashcams. Not to mention forums/sites such as DashCamTalk.com which are a wealth of information. On DCT, some of the manufacturers and retailers actively participate in the forums and not only do they support their products, they actually listen to users for ideas to improve their products.
Quite funny sat here in Canada watching you driving through saddle junction. I used to live in Ashton in makerfield. Good informative video.
Nice guide!
Another great video as usual. I am still rocking the good old SJ4000 in my car :)
You would make a very good reviewer on TV, I think your style is great. Keep up the
videos.
thank you for the video i was confused on how they stayed on and recorded lol!
Very well reviewed. You've gained yourself a subscriber.
I subscribe and *ALL* of your videos are great videos and I don't mind watching them at all.
Brilliant. I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation, you should be a producer.
Excellent presentation!
The Reco Classic looks to be a nice, full featured cam but I couldn't get over how long it is with its suction mount. I can see that as being a problem in some cars. With so many cars featuring info-tainment screens nowadays I think a small cam, such as the Mobius, that can connect to that screen would be a plus. It cuts the cost and size of the cam but also would enable playback or monitoring from the car itself.
Thanks for another great video..
Finest Beginners Guide to Dashcams ever made.
I hope this does bring more traffic to your channel. I always spec Asus for video cards, and my motherboard is an Asus.
Well after watching this I have decided to get a dashcam, never had an accident but i am definitely not immune! thanks!
You should do another G1W. I still get lots of question regarding that camera on a video I made about the operation of the camera. I am sure you would a much better job at it than I. This video was great and thanks for making the boo boo and sharing. -John
+Big Guy Review I will get back the the G1W - I'll order a few different versions to compare.
I'm just wondering if sometime we can have some further ado. ;) love the videos subbed, looking for a vinyl player when I found your videos. Very interesting.
+Ubiquitous thanks for subbing. However you got here, I'm glad you found the channel.
The first dashcam mount; the one with the ADHESIVE, is one for mounting the dashcam on the DASH of the car. Because in some countries it is illegal to mount anything onto the glass itself. So in those places you mount it onto the dash of the car itself, that is what I do in my car. And since the dashcam will then be upside down, you have to enter settings and have the recorded image 'inverted'.
Good video as always :)
Very helpful, thank you
Nice bright vivid colours and a clear image on that camera. Microphone seems ok too. On an unrelated point, I wish the low beam headlights wouldn't go out when you activate the high beam headlights on the Mini F56. Same happens on my Cooper S.
+Evil from evolution I hadn't spotted that until you mentioned it...perhaps it's some kind of energy saving thing.
+Techmoan I think they are LED as standard on the F56 aren't they? It's probably one of those strange design choices. Much like smart who decided that both the dipped and the main beams come on when you flash the main beams.
I know someone who bought a dash cam with built-in GPS etc. The day they were trying it out, they were driving along a bend in the road, when a truck came around, in the opposite direction, about 1/3 into the lane they were in. Just as well they were alert enough to move in time or they may have been relying on their dash cam for evidence.
I use to be an automotive insurance appraisers for damaged autos for 21 years. These dash cams if they were in use when I was appraising would cleared up many dispute claims I had. And I had LOTS of dispute claims on liability. Lane changing accidents were a big problem. A dash cam would show you were established in your lane if someone says you turned into their lane causing a side swipe.
Good info thanks so much
Thank you and greetings from Mexico
Thank you, that was helpful. QUESTION: I only want to use my dashcam to record day trips (for the length of time that my card will allow). Do I need to format each time (after I've transferred the info to my computer)? How long does it take to format? Do I need to erase the card first? I'm an elderly amateur. Bought a simple (verrrrrrry cheap) All Ride dashcam and because I have no cigarette lighter, was hoping to use the rechargeable battery as my source of power. How long does this last? Do you know? I don't want to overwrite my daytrip, but fill the card with enough video so as to transfer it to my computer. How can I avoid overwriting? How do I activate the camera? Do I need to set the motion detector each time I want to use the video? Will my card let me know when it's full before overwriting? Greetings from The Netherlands.🚗
You have driven past my college at 7:36 - Weird that I have just come across this on my recommendations. I wonder how much data and RUclips and Google Collect. Ha!Ha!Ha!
Great video as always Techmoan! Why oh why though do dash cams have to look so big and ugly with wires poking out at right angles and have massive bodies and mounts!! Something discrete would be so much nicer, I'm sure it can be done. All the best
Hey, great video ... as usual :)
What is your private dashcam's model? That small box behind your rear view mirror!? I am searching for really small and high quality dashcam.
Hey TechMoan. What camera and mic equipment do you use for your videos? Sounding really crisp and video is great. Thanks
Excellent stuff. I just wanted to know how to watch a video immediately after an accident or how to make sure it stores it. Nobody explained it as simple as it is. I hope I did the setting right. I think I switched it to 5 minute intervals. Do I need to hit record every time I start the car or is it automatic? Or if I leave it on record it automatically leaves it on record for me.
The next big dash cam in my opinion should be an 8 way camera (front, rear, front driver and passenger side windows and rear driver and passenger side windows), with an external hard drive (an SSD would be alot better) rather than memory card slot(s) but definitely not a USB. That would be a nightmare due to potential damage in the boot of the vehicle.
The side windows and rear camera's should be super mini and extremely descreet and the front one shouldn't be too big either (no bigger than the K1S system).
All of these connected to 1, maybe 2 control units (like the K1S) and the external hard drive (like that of a CCTV system, a hard drive or an SSD and should easily be able to be put away in the boot of the vehicle. Also, a touch screen of around 7 inch and a remote control should be included in the package specific to this system (with user controls, emergency button, bluetooth, maybe even a built in premium sat nav - that's probably pushing it though but who knows).
Finally,
(i) It needs to record in 1080P (preferably all round) with excellent day and low light recording capabilities
(ii) There needs to be a capacitor(s) rather than a battery/ batteries
(iii) There needs to be plenty of cable and the entire system needs to be designed in a manner to which it can be installed and left in the vehicle with total descreetness but also, removing this system from the vehicle shouldn't be a difficult task for those who want to change vehicle's, say every 2 or 3 years like I do.
Cost of the entire system (including an external hard drive, a screen and remote control) should be in the region of around:
£500 (GBP)
€700 (Euro)
$750 (USD)
$1,100 (AUD)
Thanks for the upload as always ☺
+Samara Weaving Simple. Install ZoneMinder on a laptop running a GNU/Linux operating system, hook up some IP cameras and - optionally - a separate monitor attached to a VESA suction mount. The remote control could be your phone (browser or app). User controls, emergency button, bluetooth, and sat nav are all easy to implement on a laptop.
+Samara Weaving
So Cameras on the side windows...................
So what happens to the Cams then when the windows are opened?
If Cams are stuck to the glass then when the windows go down - Cams get stuck.
And the calbes to the Cams - you would have to keep the power cables loose so they dont pull
So i guess thats the reason why this 'idea' does not exist
this is a great guide... tnx for sharing! there is one puzzling aspect though (for ME anyway) ... in the beginning you say " Without further a'doo " . . . . . i give up, what is a "DOO?" people say that over here in the USA also and i never know what it means???
www.dictionary.com/browse/without-further-ado
Some good advice he gave somewhere regarding buying micro sd cards from Amazon.I bought two Sony 64gb from ebay neither worked in my dashcam, think they must have been cheap copies. A 32gb sandisk from Amazon worked fine (viofo a119).
Neat thing is, if you carry around an android phone that supports it, you can have a otg cable. Plug the dashcam up to your phone, and easily show someone what went on very quickly. Here in America where most speed radars are so inaccurate, I'd highly recommend getting one with a gps speed recording option.
Would you make a video on how to set up and which dashcam is recommended for recording the driver and outside of driverside window? I live in US and am considering setting up a dashcam for a protection against police.
Torn between this and the Philips ADR810. Like the idea of gps showing actual speed, but the night quality of the Philips looks better to my eyes. Any chance of a proper review of the Reco?
Is the Asus Reco much different from the Philips ADR610 or the Vico Marcus (4/5)?
'Cause they look a lot like each other...
Ok, as a musician I have no choice but to ask what brand and or model is that graphic eq behind you? I seriously could use that in my studio, if nothing else just for the coolness factor, kol. Thx! Great vid by the way.
Been following you for quite awhile and now have a question for you?
I am looking for a dash cam that can be hooked up directly to the 12v power supply on the car that will switch on and off with the ignition key. Let me explain... I would like the camera to mount on the rear of the rear view mirror and have all the recording done from a device under the dash. My reason for this is the electronics on my 2015 buick already has a large plastic housing with many connections and there is really no where a dash cam can be mounted safely without blocking someones view including the driver! Any suggestions would be appreciated. I really think this is the direction dash cams should be going in..Thanks for your many reviews.
My sister was a victim of crash for cash and during the aftermath was assaulted in front of her car. I had installed a dash cam as per your advice but she had sensibly removed the car key, therefore no footage. Fortunately there were witnesses. Is there a camera that will continue to record for say 15 minutes?
I am looking for a dash cam, and this looks like a good one, do you have any recommendations? I am looking for video quality more than anything else
Do all dashcams have the features you show at 8:30 or it just applies to the ASUS ?
P'S. You have really great videos and love them :-0
Looks just like the Philips ADR610 (129.99 USD). Could one be a clone of the other? Which? LT subscriber. Love all your videos.
hi Techmoan,
i like the full shot of you in the beginig . makes it more interactive, to the viewer.
and is it just only a thing that i'm seeing but is the audio at the end part ( 12:14 ) slight off, not compleet in sync ?
oh and keep making video's i do like them pretty much
(yes i did subscribe a long time a go ;) )
+Roy engineer yes it went out of sync at the end on RUclips. The original video file is fine.
I'm not sure if you've mentioned this in any of your videos, apologies if you have, but a feature I find extremely handy these days is one I now have with my gopro hero 4 silver (I assume all the latest gopro cameras have) is being able to highlight a point in the video at the press of a button while recording aka HiLight Tagging.
That has saved me so much hassle when finding the clips I need. I wonder if this feature is on any of the budget models that you review? Or if you think it will be included?
edit... turns out it was introduced almost a year to the date!
+Damian Brown dashcams usually have an emergency button that moves the file currently being recorded to a safe place on the SD card that won't be overwritten.
That would make sense. Seems like a vital feature to me. I don't fancy what I used to do, going through minutes of footage, maybe even an hour or two, to find a 5 second clip
Are there any cameras that upload the video automatically (and/or constantly) to a secure online storage app?
With a few years experience with dashcams, have you got a clear idea as to what cameras can and can't be used as a dashcam from an insurance and or legal stand point? The reason I ask that, is what happens if you decide that you want to install a computer in your car and then install a hidden camera system? Are these official dashcams the only "recognised" systems that can help you get discounts on your insurance?
Great channel by the way. I'm in the UK also and have been watching for a while now. All these small cameras you review look pretty awesome and it's nice to get an honest review from someone who actually tests more than one.
Chris
+TheKnightsShield That depends on your insurer - they often have deals with particular manufacturers - however the company I use (Swiftcover) just give a discount if you say you have a camera. I'd imagine that in the event of a claim you couldn't (or wouldn't) provide the video evidence, they'd back-charge whatever discount they gave you.
+Techmoan Cool, thanks for the reply. I hope you never have to use your footage, unless it's down the pub to impress your mates. ;)
Suppose i want to shoot Video of both the doors at any specific time and do not want to shoot video of Front and Rear , then the SKYBLUESEA B2W & CAMSONIC ULTRA Z 2 & 3 Dash Cam Benefits if a person want to shoot a video outside the front doors sides Left & Right , would be easy to change the direction of both the Cams/Lens , option to Rotate , as they Rotates 180 degrees .I love those Dash Cams .
Good video.
Not to be a pedant, but 11:40 is a rather cool quote that ends with "Don;t delay. Install a dashcam as soon as possible".
I just mind the clutter of wires, and also need the 12v socket for other devices. Is it a good idea to have it professionally installed?
techmoan, could you do a review for a bike dashcam please old chap. I've got a helmet cam but need a cam that runs on battery and loops. I bought the wedge cam on your review and tried to get that secreted on the GS but couldn't get it waterproofed adequately. thoughts???? ps great channel and top bloke, even though you're from the wring side of the hill lol 😁
wrong side that was
The footage from the Asus dashcam looks a lot like their Zenfone footage too. Guess they're using similar technology, which is not bad. Kind of interested.
Have you reviewed the Vehicle Blackbox DVR? The English translation of instructions is un fathomable!
I love the rgb sound reactive display behind you during the intro, did you build it? Details please!
+Adam Sidelsky that will be the next video..this weekend.
Hi, probably been asked before, but does anyone know what the sound equaliser thing behind is called?
that was a good video :-)
It's okay....I knew you would hit the big time sooner or later. Yeah, it's not a YoNanas or Crocolis video. But I watch the whole thing. Right now its 4266 views, so it'll be worth it to be here on YT.
Dear techmoan, each dash cam u recommend for me to buy? Thanks.
what is the best dash camera you recommend to buy with good quality pic day and night?? i bought a dash cam 6 month ago and just recently notice that its not recording the video in the memory card but on the screen it show recording, everyday i have to set the record manually when i start my car, even the date keep resetting. when i get into the folder i notice old video 2 month still on it.. i have a bad experience on dash camera
after having 2 gw1 dash cams (old and new colour) ive found they over heat/freeze and have issues with the memory cards (fill up and unable to delete) then tell me to insert memory card.
Hi, Techmoan, did you see the Smart 1080 HD adhesive camera? I found it on Gearbest. Would you like to test it?
Hello there - any chance of an update on Dash-Cams? I assume things have moved on a lot! - I have been waiting for the dust to settle on the new ideas from way back when you used to do regular reviews on them, it's been a while and i am ready to dive in!!.. i can of course take a look at Amazon and just go for it, but wondered if you had any updates or something in the pipeline - thank you! :0
Do you get a live upload option e.g hijacking situations. If the car gets stolen with the cam can it be auto posted to the cloud?
following up to my previous comment. can you do a tour of your office soon because it looks epic. I'm a little sad you didn't do an unboxing of you MBP (macbook pro) I remember you had an air before and then laptop in the background is to thick.
or not on the macbook, saw the whole video. my mistake
+HarleyHacks Gaming I don't really do un-boxings or review things that dozens of other organisations spend months reviewing in massive detail...like laptops. I focus more on the things others leave behind.
I'm glad to see that someone is paying you for your skills. I really thought that someone from the major broadcasters would have snapped you up by now.
Your delivery style seems a lot less relaxed than usual. Did you feel a bit more under pressure because you were being paid? If so, I hope you get a lot more experience of it and relaxed about it.
+Michael Tonge unfortunately no money changed hands this time. It turned out that driving and talking isn't as easy as it looks on Topgear.
I know, but you've been doing it well for a long time.
As good review & informative as anything I've seen on Top Gear.
5*
Strange you need to set the UTC offset based on your location considering by definition the GPS unit should know where you are.
To be fair, UTC is much less ambiguous.
Local time is more relatable, but with daylight saving time or crossing time zone it could hinder the legal proof aspect.
Got to the point without show boating thanks..just unboxed one and freaked out...breathing normally again now after watching..thanks again
Looking for the these cameras, yet the only place I can find them for a reasonable price are on Amazon UK. Unfortunately the pricing is all in GBP, plus that's more expensive for me. I'll keep looking around though.
+Odie Junior
There is Amazon US, Ebay US, Aliexpress
what resolution lets u see plates i heard it was more important that frame rates
my only worry is my car getting its window broken because someone wanted to steal my dashcam.
Also, i can't believe it's 2020 and cars still don't have built-in dashcams.
if you need good cheap dashcam buy this one, there is one more left amzn.to/3k7dbxu
I wish I had one of these last December. I was stationary waiting to turn onto a main road a woman shot across the traffic cut the corner and smashed into the front drivers side of my car. She lied to her insurance company and said I smashed into her. It was a matter of my word against hers. So angry and annoyed she got away with it. Im getting a dashcam.
if you need good cheap dashcam buy this one, there is one more left amzn.to/3k7dbxu
Some nice shots of Wigan there. :-) . I`m getting a dash cam soon, thanks for the video.
Just out of curiosity what model camera did you use for the in car footage? It seems to have very good balance of exposure of you and the outside of the car.
+babs368 It was the Sony HDR-MV1. ruclips.net/video/HqYkiyLux4c/видео.html In places I boosted the exposure a bit in editing.
was expecting more tbh, what happens when the car is off and someone hits it . does it record or what ?
Was that a Vectrex in the background? :D
I recently installed a dashcam in my car, a G1WHT... the usual cheap Chinese thing for £30, and I believe a variation on one you've already reviewed. The difference is the "W", for wide, as it has a wider field of view.
I can highly recommend it for anyone looking for a cheap dashcam with excellent image quality, a wide field of view, and good low light performance.
+Steve Benway (Retro Gaming Collector) I plan (at some point) to revisit the G1W range - perhaps do a comparison between a few models. Yes, it's a Vectrex and there's another one at the other end of the room, next to the Virtual Boy.
+Techmoan Vectrex *&* Virtual Boy?! I commend your impeccable gaming hardware taste :)