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So I just got a message that my thumb drive is almost full, and that I should delete some files.
What happens if I don't? Will it automatically write over older files, or stop recording completely?
thanks
And the secretary will disavow all knowledge of your mission.Your device will self-destruct into a cloud of dust... 3... 2... 1... POOF!!
It will overwrite old dashcam files, but may not overwrite stored Sentry files or manually saved files. Delete them.So I just got a message that my thumb drive is almost full, and that I should delete some files.
What happens if I don't? Will it automatically write over older files, or stop recording completely?
thanks
I wish it would automatically overwrite sentry files. I just got the warning too. I just usually just format it and move on.
Although you should double check that dashcam is working again you format it. I had to remove and reinsert the drive and reformat it again to get the dashcam to come back.
I don't believe that is the case
. I don't save files so I shouldn't be getting that warning, but I have a few times. It would be nice if they provided a way to delete all sentry files without having to format it periodically.
You can't at this time do a global delete of files/events except to reformat or use a PC/Mac. It only does 1 file/event at a time.Hi, I drive a model 3 since 2 months. I'm wondering HOW to select and remove all the recordings. Is that possible in the car or do I have to remove the stick and put it in a computer?
Hi, I drive a model 3 since 2 months. I'm wondering HOW to select and remove all the recordings. Is that possible in the car or do I have to remove the stick and put it in a computer?
I had two 256 GB flash drives that worked flawlessly for 16 months. The ONLY reason I replaced them was space: my music collection outgrew the 256 so I stepped up to a 1TB Samsung T5, partitioned into two 500GB volumes: one for music and one for Cam.It will also probably fail at some point, I never had one last more than a few months. Recommend getting an SSD drive, works so much better.
Other than space, SSDs are overkill
Most usb sticks are not made for the constant writing the dash cam does and they usually fail within a year or two.
lots of cheap, counterfeit and fake sticks being sold.