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LOOP RECORDING |
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When SD card becomes full it will loop back
to beginning and over write previous videos. As example, say you have 3
videos on your SD card v1, v2, v3 and the card is now full. Loop
recording will loop back to v1 and over write it to v4 and continue
recording, next it will over write v2 to v5, then v3 to v6 and so on.
Also
see: VIDEO CLIP LENGTH
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SOUND RECORDER |
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Records WAV files. To use sound recorder
turn on power then push shutter button. No different than shooting a video
except you only get sound.
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TIME LAPSE PHOTOS |
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Takes pictures automatically every "preset"
number of seconds. Note: Continuous shot works in conjunction with time
lapse so setting continuous shot to 3 will take 3 consecutive pictures in
a row every "preset" number of seconds. To use time lapse turn
power on
then push the power button again to enter photo mode, press shutter button
to start time lapse. (Note: some settings will be disabled when using time lapse)
Also see: CONTINUOUS SHOT
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MOTION DETECT |
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Motion detect has a max range of about 20-30
feet. To start motion detection turn power on.
To verify motion detect is working set recording indicator to ON. Light
will blink when recording.
AVI / MOV firmware: Motion detect records
2 minute clips. When motion is detected the camera records for 2
minutes, at the end of 2 minutes if no motion is detected the camera goes
back to standby mode waiting for next motion.
(Note: some settings will be disabled when using motion detect) |
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ROTATE VIDEO |
Flips video 180 degrees (upside down). If
your camera needs to be attached upside down this will let
you see normal videos without having to stand on your head to watch it : ) |
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AUDIO VOLUME |
There are 4 settings for audio volume. Off,
Low, Med, High. When using volume OFF the file sizes are no different than
if volume was ON so the audio must still be in the video, but is muted. |
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TV MODE |
NTSC is the video standard used in North America. 30 frames
are transmitted each second.
PAL is the video standard mostly used overseas. 25 frames are transmitted
each second. |
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FREQUENCY Hz |
Used to avoid artificial light flickering on your recordings. 60Hz is used
in U.S. |
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AUTO SHUT OFF |
There are 4 settings for auto shut off.
Off, 30s, 60s, 90s. This is the amount of time before the camera shuts off
after being in standby mode with no activity. Set to OFF the camera will
remain ON until its stopped or battery is depleted. |
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TV ICONS |
Hides or displays icons on TV when
connected using AV cable. |
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CONTINUOUS SHOT |
The number of pictures taken when shutter button is pressed.
Setting 1: will take 1 picture each time the button is pressed.
Setting 2: will take 2 consecutive pictures in a row.
Setting 3: will take 3 consecutive pictures in a row.
Also see: TIME
LAPSE PHOTOS |
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VIDEO CLIP LENGTH |
With loop recording ON the video clip
lengths are 3min, 5min, 10min, 15min.
With loop recording OFF the video clip length is 1 continuous video.
Also
see LOOP RECORDING |
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RECORDING INDICATOR |
When set to ON LED will blink when
recording. When set to Off LED will blink twice then not be visible. |
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PHOTO SIZE |
Photo sizes are 1 mega pixel, 2 mega pixel,
3 mega pixel.
1 mega pixel the picture size will be 1280x960.
2 mega pixel the pictures will be 1600x1200.
3 mega pixel the pictures will be 2048x1536. |
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VIDEO RESOLUTION |
1280x720 = 720P
848x480 = WVGA
640x480 =VGA |
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VIDEO BIT RATE |
Using a higher bit rate will use up more
space on SD card and use up more battery without seeing any difference in
video quality. 7Mbps is recommended. |
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TIME STAMP |
Set to OFF, No date/time in pictures or
videos.
Set to ON, Displays date/time in pictures or videos. |
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