HankLloydRight
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The other advice is once a month or so, remove the memory card and make sure your Dashcam is recording! It's like having daily backups done, but never testing if you can restore from those backups.
My LUKAS dashcam seemed like it was working fine, but every once in a while (2 or 3 times a day) it would just reboot. Turns out that it got out of sync with itself and wasn't deleting the old files in a loop fashion, and was constantly running out of space. It hadn't actually recorded anything in about 3 weeks time. So I just reformatted the SD card and now it's working great. (The sync problem hasn't returned).
It's also good to get the memory card loaded up and make sure you have any vendor specific software loaded (and know how to use it!).. as well as any codecs that may be necessary. (A chinese dashcam I once had required a really obscure coded, which I was able to find).
My LUKAS dashcam seemed like it was working fine, but every once in a while (2 or 3 times a day) it would just reboot. Turns out that it got out of sync with itself and wasn't deleting the old files in a loop fashion, and was constantly running out of space. It hadn't actually recorded anything in about 3 weeks time. So I just reformatted the SD card and now it's working great. (The sync problem hasn't returned).
It's also good to get the memory card loaded up and make sure you have any vendor specific software loaded (and know how to use it!).. as well as any codecs that may be necessary. (A chinese dashcam I once had required a really obscure coded, which I was able to find).