How Long Can a Mercedes-Benz Dash Cam Save Recordings?

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KevinLynn
07/30/25 10:03am
Mercedes-Benz dash cam recording duration depends on the set resolution and the memory card capacity, typically ranging from 3 days to a week. Below are detailed explanations about dash cams: 1. Time Options: Dash cams usually offer loop recording settings with options like 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, and 10 minutes. After recording one segment, it automatically moves to the next. When setting the loop recording time, avoid extremes—too short segments increase the chance of frame loss due to excessive file fragmentation, while overly long segments result in fewer stored videos that get overwritten quickly. A setting of 3 or 5 minutes is recommended. 2. Functionality: A dash cam is a device that records video, audio, and related data during vehicle operation. Once installed, it captures the entire driving process in video and audio, providing crucial evidence in traffic accidents.
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