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How to View Videos on a Car Dash Cam?

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ReedDella

07/25/25 4:28pm

To view videos on a car dash cam, press the menu button and select the preview mode. A dash cam is a device that records images and audio during vehicle operation. After installation, it can document the entire driving process in video and audio, providing evidence in case of traffic accidents. The installation method for a car dash cam is as follows: 1. Use a clip to secure the dash cam near the car's rearview mirror; 2. Determine the length of the power cord and plan the wiring accordingly; 3. Tuck the power cord into the gap of the car's ceiling and guide it down along the door frame to behind the glove box.

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SanNolan

08/11/25 9:50pm

To view the footage from my car's dashcam, I usually find it most convenient to connect via the mobile app first. After downloading the brand's official app on my phone and opening it, I make sure the dashcam's WiFi hotspot is enabled and connected, then enter the default password (such as 12345678 or as specified in the manual). This allows real-time viewing, as well as browsing historical recordings by date and event segments, which can be downloaded to the phone's gallery and shared with family or insurance companies. If the app fails to connect, I check whether the device is in standby mode—sometimes it only records while driving and doesn't support playback. Alternatively, I remove the SD card and insert it into a computer's card reader to directly play MP4 files from the folder, which is quick and efficient, though care must be taken not to damage the SD card. Regularly backing up important footage to cloud storage helps avoid losing critical evidence. Setting up loop recording to automatically overwrite old files saves space and reduces the hassle of manual cleanup, making the operation more effortless.

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