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DashCam Viewer is not my app - mine is called Dash View. Unfortunately someone else used a very similar name.

There shouldn't be any issues anymore - I've worked hard to improve playback. Also, Apple allows you to refund app purchases (Request a refund for apps or content that you bought from Apple) so if that happens again you can do that.

The app works with pretty much any USB device. I have tried the 500gb one on my phone through the Apple official adaptor and it works.

Definitely, my app uses the new iOS 13 APIs that the Files app uses. The idea of my app though is that it makes it easier to view the footage - all cameras play together and you can scroll through your Sentry Events - in most cases you don't need to even watch them to see what happened as it...

Kind of, Apple won't accept the update into the App Store until I have a code provided by Sandisk.

Yes I have that adaptor and it works, but you will need to provide power to the adaptor.

I have finished developing it but Sandisk requires all apps that use the iXpand get approved, and they have not been responding to my emails and seem to not be reviewing it. Very frustrating.

That's a really good idea.

Dash View 1.1.1 is now out which has AI powered thumbnails which show you exactly what caused the event. ‎Dash View for Tesla Cars

Do you have the v10 Tesla update?

You will be able to unlock/lock the car and start it but it won't be like the phone key (you will have to press a button).

It should be coming soon (early next year). It has the following features: - Basic controls (open frunk, open boot, vent windows, honk horn etc) - Summon (smart summon and normal summon) - Climate control (turn on seat heaters and change temperature) If anyone wants to be in the beta, let me know.

That makes sense - V9 doesn't save Sentry Clips separately. You should be able to find them in Saved Clips.

If you fully close the app and then open it again does it work?

I'm working on support for iXpand. If you send me your Apple ID email I can add you to the beta.

I'm not the developer of Sentry View or an internet app, but I am the developer of Dash View (‎Dash View for Tesla Cars). My app should work with your setup.

The app currently doesn't support wireless streaming from that drive.

I've fixed this issue in the latest update which is currently getting reviewed by Apple.

If you send your Apple ID email to [email protected] I will invite you.

Nothing is final yet but I am working on two main things for Insights (not sure if they will be seperate apps or one app): - Easy and simple controls using the Apple Watch - Car statistics presented in a modern UI with a feature called daily highlights. It will be much simpler and easier to use...

Mkdiehl is right it requires iOS 13 because that is the update which Apple added support for USB drives.

That's odd. Try this direct link: ‎Dash View for Tesla Cars

Unfortunately iOS 13's integration with some devices can be a bit flaky. Hopefully Apple keeps making it better in new updates. My personal setup is a Apple Lightning to SD card camera adaptor and a SD card adaptor for in the car.

I'm working on something called Insights.

I'm working on Sandisk iXpand support right now. Let me know if you would like to join the beta.

Yes, but you would probably have to power the adaptor.

I haven't got any immediate plans to make an Android version but I might consider it in the future.

Thanks for featuring the app in your video! I saw your review on the App Store and am working on adding the features/enhancements you mentioned. Let me know if you have any other feature suggestions.

After getting a Model 3 about a month ago I decided to make an app so I could view my Sentry Incidents and TeslaCam footage on my phone. It uses iOS 13's support for reading USB drives. You can download it here: ‎Dash View for Tesla Cars. You can just plug in your drive, and then view your...