Currently in use in my truck. I need it as I deal with idiots on bicycles around a college area. When I bought it, it was cheaper than what is currently listed. My only complaint is the time. Every month, I have to readjust the time since it +5 minutes per month.
Re: Guidemaster: The best dash cams worthy of a permanent place in your car
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2019 1:39 am
by FlyingPenguin
Yeah I don't see a need for GPS. Mine doesn't have one.
Re: Guidemaster: The best dash cams worthy of a permanent place in your car
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2019 2:27 am
by Losbot
The GPS is not a bad thing if you are placing it in a work vehicle. I too, prefer to not display my speed. I also don't record audio, as they don't need to hear me cursing up a storm.
Re: Guidemaster: The best dash cams worthy of a permanent place in your car
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2019 8:52 am
by Err
Losbot wrote:The GPS is not a bad thing if you are placing it in a work vehicle. I too, prefer to not display my speed. I also don't record audio, as they don't need to hear me cursing up a storm.
In a work vehicle, it makes sense to have GPS. I record the audio on my front camera but end up cutting it out because Youtube will copyright claim the music I'm listening to. In the clip I posted above, you would've heard be blaring on the horn and then missing second gear when I took off again had I not muted and trimmed it.
Re: Guidemaster: The best dash cams worthy of a permanent place in your car
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2019 8:58 am
by Err
Executioner wrote: My only complaint is the time. Every month, I have to readjust the time since it +5 minutes per month.
This could be a firmware issue. If you're comfortable flashing it, it may be worthwhile to update it. I'd read the release notes and see if your issue is addressed before messing with it.