Hi Dbs253, I am from Australia as well! Stumbled across this post as I was having similar headaches to you with the Toyota Genuine dashcam, also in our brand new Yaris Cross Urban! New to the forum just for this post too. Dashcam can record up to 60 seconds following an impact while the car is parked. I recommend a 32GB high endurance Micro SD card from a reputable brand as the camera does close to 1 minute recording loops similar to the Thinkware dash cameras and you cannot change it (same with my Thinkware in the Rav4). Benefits Incident Recording Parking Surveillance. Compatible with over 120 camera models, Dashcam Viewer decodes, and visualizes the navigation data hidden within the video itself. Anything larger than 32GB (if we all remember Windows XP and NTFS file system) will require NTFS or exFAT partition tables, something this camera (and many others) do not support. Visualize Your Drive with Dashcam Viewer To fully utilize your camera’s data, BlackboxM圜ar recommends Dashcam Viewer to all VIOFO dash cam owners, as well as Thinkware and BlackVue dash cams. I could go all day with a history lesson on file structures being an IT dude - but basically 32GB is the MAXIMUM card size for this camera as it is formatted in FAT32. This is crucial I believe to let us set the correct time zone as opposed to the generic version of the software we can find online for the US/Canada units.Īs for the 128GB card not working in your Toyota camera, you are not alone and the Toyota/Denso camera is not alone - this is due to the FAT32 limit of the file structure. Copy and paste link to browser as I find it may show an error if you click directly on the hyperlink. On page 21 of said manual, the download link for the AUS version of the software is at <- Note the bit in the URL "AU Dashcam Viewer". The Dashcam viewer here from Toyota Australia actually lets you set it to Australian time zones, in my case for Sydney +10AEST. In the user manual for the dashcam (I hope the dealer gave it to you), it actually says to download the Dashcam Viewer Software from the AUSTRALIAN server Toyota has. The Interior and Rear camera both provide a wide image of 170 and the Front. So, if you’re experiencing problems with your Tesla dash cams or Sentry Mode, open the glove box, unplug and plug back in your USB drive, or wait for the update.Click to expand.Hi Dbs253, I am from Australia as well! Stumbled across this post as I was having similar headaches to you with the Toyota Genuine dashcam, also in our brand new Yaris Cross Urban! New to the forum just for this post too. The dashcam is equipped with a 1440P Front, 1080P Interior and 1080P Rear camera. However, Tesla gave no other details or a potential release date for the OTA release. Tesla said this is nothing more than a firmware issue and that once the fix is available, it’ll be sent out as a software update. Users have dealt with this off and on for months, but now that Tesla is aware of it, a fix should be coming soon. Lane departure, front collision, gps (which precisely tracks your vehicle location in. While some reports online believe this problem started with the recent 2022.12.3.2 software update from Tesla, we’re seeing other owners mentioning it’s not a new situation. The dash cam comes with ton loads of features. “The flash drive is unmounting, causing the dash camera to go to a paused state, which triggers sentry to stop recording as soon as it starts.” One user reached out to Tesla’s support team, and this is part of the response he received.
Many owners suspected the USB drive had a problem, but according to Tesla, this is actually a software issue that should get resolved in an upcoming software update.
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