I have just bought this excellent bit of kit. Here is a video filmed from the day I received it. Ignore the date/time, I just plugged and recorded.
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very good 
Absolute madness, not only are you are on the wrong side of the road but so is everyone else…
I’d point it down a bit.
Contraflow:
I’d point it down a bit.
WHS. As it stands, you are wasting half the screen as all it shows is the sky. Only of much use if you want to record other people’s accidents/incidents. The camera needs to be recording what goes on immediately in front of your vehicle.
As I said, it was the first time of using it. I have since adjusted the position somewhat and will continue to do so until I get it optimised. Thanks for your input.
Trying to play ‘guess the truck’ by the engine sound, but even my Stralis sounds like a V8 through my dashcam’s mic 
Spot on. Iveco Ecostralis 460.
I’ve got the same one and can’t fault it , brilliant for the price would recommend to anyone
Great bit of kit, does it automatically over record the last video when memory’s full?
What’s the make and model
leeyarnold:
What’s the make and model
Have a guess. Go on, I’ll even give you a clue, look at the thread title. 
Dipper_Dave:
Absolute madness, not only are you are on the wrong side of the road but so is everyone else…
psml-i seem to be asily pleased these days-maybe its the jd
Lol sorry missed that
PatP:
Great bit of kit, does it automatically over record the last video when memory’s full?
Yes it does unless you keep a recording by pressing the emergency button or manually locking a file.
The good rhing with the bluetooth is you can instantly send the file to your phone and then clear ot off your device.
m1cks:
PatP:
Great bit of kit, does it automatically over record the last video when memory’s full?Yes it does unless you keep a recording by pressing the emergency button or manually locking a file.
The good rhing with the bluetooth is you can instantly send the file to your phone and then clear ot off your device.
Wi-Fi, rather than Bluetooth I think? Also bear in mind that the dedicated Wi-Fi Apps to allow download/playback via a phone are only available for iOS and Android - Nothing for phones that use Windows Phone (such as the Nokia Lumia range), of for Blackberry devices.
very clear
is there a difference between wi-fi and bluetoth
hitch:
very clear
is there a difference between wi-fi and bluetoth
Yes. In theory, both are capable of doing a lot of the same stuff, but as implemented on a typical “smartphone” the Bluetooth side of things is typically restricted to headsets etc, or streaming audio via another device such as a car radio or a Satnav. Computer style networking generally uses Wi-Fi, which is better suited to transferring large amounts of data quickly and accurately, with full error-checking on the way.
Yes i meant wifi not bluetooth
I love driving in France. The only thing that saddens me is how knackered most of it looks.