Uploading dashcam files via wifi

[Yachtsman]

I've searched through the forum & found very little on this subject except someone using a raspberry pi but that's beyond my capabilities.
Has anyone found or know of a way to upload dashcam and sentry files via wifi to a phone or tablet without using additional hardware?

 

[nxsynjs]

In all honesty, the raspberry pi solution couldn’t be easier full description here

once you have the pi set up you can then use your phone to browse the data via a wifi hotspot in the car

 

[Yachtsman]

In all honesty, the raspberry pi solution couldn’t be easier full description here

once you have the pi set up you can then use your phone to browse the data via a wifi hotspot in the car

Hi thanks for replying, I was hoping for maybe an app loaded on the car would be available & capable of uploading the data.
The raspberry pi route is not for me, thanks.

 

[nxsynjs]

It’s rumoured what you are after will be available in a software update. But there’s been no eta or promise of such a feature. Guess it depends on how keen you are to do iit

 

[Yachtsman]

It’s rumoured what you are after will be available in a software update. But there’s been no eta or promise of such a feature. Guess it depends on how keen you are to do iit

I hope it eventually becomes a reality, it would be a very useful feature.
However, i wouldn't mind if it lagged behind some far more essential fixes which I'm sure you don't need reminding of.
Lets hope V11 sorts all the gremlins that are causing so much grief particularly here in the uk.
Once again thanks for the advice.

 

[Yev000]

You can buy one of these

Roadie for Tesla

I've stopped using mine though because Tesla updates can make it stop working for a time (while the dev re-codes it for new Tesla API). Might be a bit more stable now.

 

[Yachtsman]

You can buy one of these

Roadie for Tesla

I've stopped using mine though because Tesla updates can make it stop working for a time (while the dev re-codes it for new Tesla API). Might be a bit more stable now.

Ok thanks, i suppose its probably a raspberry pi in disguise. I think I'll wait a while & see what Tesla do, but thanks anyway.