Blackbox DVR/Dashcam

[kebloks]

tinted windshield?

I'm using V-Kool K37.

[Walter]

Price depends on recording capacity. Some units can record 15 minute segments only even if your memory can store up to 12 hours, you will have multiple 15 minute files.

[oj88]

Price depends on recording capacity. Some units can record 15 minute segments only even if your memory can store up to 12 hours, you will have multiple 15 minute files.

This model saves videos in a seemingly proprietary format that only the included player (JPlayer) can view them. The files can't be seen using Windows Explorer.

Anyway, If you look at the screencap I posted, the DVR has a rather clever way of managing the videos. The lower pane are the recorded incidents. On the lower right, are the contents of a particular recorded duration. This way, you are given the option to export the whole trip or just specific portions of it.

[Chikselog]

Sir where exactly sa HK mo nakuha? TIA. Hehe may kakilala kasi akong pupunta ng HK this week, sakto nakita ko tong thread.

[oj88]

Can't remember the shop, pero nagkalat sa Apliu St., Sham Shui Po.

[Chikselog]

Thanks sir oj.

[oj88]

^ If that's the case, pabili ka nalang sa tita mo. Matagal ko na rin nakita yung sa Sulit, but I don't like the idea of paying in advance. Gusto ko rin kaliwaan ang transaction. I had a chance to drop by HK last week kaya dun ko binili.

[oj88]

I should mention that it does NOT come with a micro-SDHC card. You'll have to purchase that separately. FWIW, I bought a 16GB Class 10 Kingmax micro-SDHC card. When buying memory, follow these guidelines:

1. It must have a speed class of Class 6 or higher. It records in 'almost' HD quality so transfer rate is crucial. That said, those cheap Class 4 micro-SDHC from CDR-King will probably choke and you'll end up with incomplete or corrupted videos
2. The store where I got it from recommends a minimum size of 8GB
3. The memory must be formatted while inserted in the DVR (Menu>Format Card). What it does is, it copies an application on it (JPlayer) which you can later run on a PC to view the videos (see last pic on my first post). The video files are stored in a hidden partition and only this program can see them. The videos can't be natively seen by Windows, afaik. However, you can use this program to export the videos to an AVI file to be saved in your hard disk, if you want.

[siacojin]

You can playback the videos from the device itself right?

[swordsman]

Where did you have it installed?