Dash Cam Hardware / Software Demo

ocean_explorer

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This helps a ton Jim. Thanks!

I may just give it a test like you describe. But in any case, I don't have any more misgivings about the Lind adapter not matching perfectly with the Dell adapter. Thanks for taking the time to put the ole' jumper cables on my memory.

Small payback for the possibility of using your A/V hardware/software capture system. Any thoughts on some code to integrate the time stamped audio with the video?

Jim
 

TrailTrackers

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Well, I honestly haven't given that much thought really. I guess if I really needed to, I could just unmute the camera as it has a nice microphone and has awesome background noise cancellation. But as for leaving it on during an entire trip, I'm not sure I'd ever do that. I have three children: 8 1/2, 7 and 4 and the two oldest are girls (that should pretty much "splain" that right?).

With the Sony, I can ask the kids to quiet down for a couple of seconds so I can record some thoughts, and that's been working out pretty good so far. It naturally creates a new file each time I have something to say, which works out great for me. And it only has flash memory so I just off-load all the files onto the desktop when I return from the trip.

I think for the first year or so I'll just use the Sony Vegas Suite to add any separate audio files to the video track. I read a review that a guy wrote concerning the Vegas Suite and he said that it took about a year before he was really good at it. And since I've never really had any experience with video until now, I'm sure it will be beneficial to take plenty of time learning the ins and outs of the video stuff.

Brad

Oh yeah... The Lind was shipped out this morning so I should receive it early next week. I didn't get the dual output after all. The printer cord is hard wired into the adapter and I don't want to have to keep it folded up and zip tied to something.
 
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TrailTrackers

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Lind DC/DC Adapter

Well, I received the Lind adapter this afternoon from UPS. I went ahead and purchased two power cords for it as well; one that plugs into a cig. lighter outlet and one that ends in bare wires. I got the bare wire one hard-wired into the Jeep already too. I'll save the other one for when we take the truck on any long road trips that require the use of navigation.

It feels good to have one more task checked off my list. And it's going to be awesome not to have to have an inverter under the seat that always had to be turned back on every time I shut the Jeep off.
 

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