Dashcam blog
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, by René Boer G-sensor in a dashcam explained
Because a dashcam records continuously in Loop recording, the oldest files are automatically overwritten for new files. In the event of a collision, you obviously...
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, by René Boer 1CH, 2CH, 3CH and 4CH dashcams explained
1CH 1CH dashcams are the ‘standard’ dashcams that are mounted on the windscreen and record what happens in front of the car, either while driving...
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, by René Boer ADAS on a dashcam explained
ADAS alerts the driver through sound signals and/or flashing LEDs when a dangerous situation occurs on the road. An ADAS dashcam offers a solution in...
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, by René Boer CPL filter on a dashcam explained
A CPL (or Circular Polarization) filter is an attachment you place over the lens that reduces harmful radiation and annoying reflections. A CPL filter is...
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, by René Boer HDMI or AV output on a dashcam explained
With an HDMI or AV output on a dashcam, it is possible to ‘clone’ the dashcam's image to an external monitor or built-in LCD screen....
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, by René Boer Video resolution of a dashcam explained
Filming basically involves converting reality into something digital, a video. So a video is actually a digital version of an event, in the case of...
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, by René Boer Viewing angle of a dashcam explained
When you use a dashcam in your car, you naturally want it to record as large an area around your car as possible. Dashcams therefore...
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, by René Boer Image sensor in a dashcam explained
The sensor on a dashcam is like the human eye; it is the place where light enters to be later processed into moving images. The...
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, by René Boer Mounting the rear camera
If you are using a 2CH Dual dashcam you will need to find a suitable place to place the rear camera. If the rear camera...
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, by René Boer Using existing USB port for your dashcam
Nowadays, many newer cars are already equipped with a USB port as standard, or do not even have a cigarette input at all to connect...
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, by René Boer Dashcam keeps turning off
Does your dashcam keep turning off after 1 or 3 minutes? Most dashcams have a screensaver that turns off the screen after 1 or 3...
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, by René Boer SD card does not work or is not recognised
It may happen that the SD card or memory card in your dashcam does not work properly or is not recognised. This can have several...
