Dash Cam
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if you get one, do not go for the lowest frame rate and pay attention to compression type. the low quality can miss important details. i am fighting allstate now when an amazon truck smashed up my car, amazon chose the frame rate carefully so as to get the jist, not the facts. they use a very low fps 10>15 and the compression GP3 and h264 which are lossy and hence deletes redundant info so if there is not enough motion to trigger the algorithm it is gone and cannot be recovered.
you have to do forensic analysis, aka, frame by frame to see what really is going on. on the gp3 video, i detected 55% loss or not recorder data. also when the video frames are stitched together it distorts the video and makes it look like you are speeding.
been with then since 1970's but never more, they basically threw me under the bus.
you have to do forensic analysis, aka, frame by frame to see what really is going on. on the gp3 video, i detected 55% loss or not recorder data. also when the video frames are stitched together it distorts the video and makes it look like you are speeding.
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