mobile dvr
Just got a used v6-4ch mobile dvr of ebay
anyway found the data and ordered a new remote control
the software it uses to analyze the gps data encoded with the video
uses mapinfo .gps files
does anybody have them for australia
also the unit saves the data in .car file format
any help there as well
the only pain in that the unit requires a ir remote to do all progranming
units has 4 camera, 4 rs232, 4 digital, 4 analog inputs
has usb and ethernet ports
gps logging
and 2 avout and vga
with a removable setup
has anybody got one!
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.car format is a propriety format like 99% of mobile DVR's for security reasons, im pretty sure you can convert to AVI.
That DVR you have is a rock solid unit, pretty good playback quality, some law agencies in USA use them in the police cars, they interface their radar units into them for video verifacation if there is a dispute on a ticket, the radar data is overlayed on the video screen, kinda like POS interface does. Its worth a few grand.
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martymoose (26-02-10)
cool
just ordered the remote conntrol $110nzd (ouch)
need it to do EVERTHING without the remote its a paper weight
found the software to replay and convert
just go to file some australian mapinfo geoset files in the .gst format
then with the software it will plot the route and speed data on the map
other versions use google earth
cheers
sounds interesting what brand?
there are lots of chinese types i dont know until i get int0 the menu and i need the remote for that
but heres is what i found looka the same
i also pulled the hard drive and ran it via the viewer
seen a car driving out to the country with gps data and speed but only maps for gps were the states
That DVR is a Camerio brand out of China, they wer bought into Australia by Honeywell and Bosch.
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Thats what the guy thought it was
but couldnt find any info on it
only on what i found
yep it goes under many brands, but Camerio is the main importer from China or Korea. Ive used a bit of Camerio, damn expensive but works well.
Austech member since 2001 (member 21)
great thanks for that
got it for $200
then got him to refund me $40 towards the remote as its a paperweight with out it and he stated that it worked and even exported a video from it
but without the remote i dont see how he did
pulled the 80gb hard drive and it records fine found old footage
ethernet works just have to wait for the remote
has all cables and even the gps mouse
having a look to see what sensors can be conected
yeah thats a sweet buy for 200....how much did the remote cost?? they are pretty cheap anyway!
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110nzd so about $85aud
system plus new with remote all up $225
Nice work!
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