Image Rotation – another ON or OFF setting, if 180-degree rotation of the video is desired, even though the individual front and rear camera units are easily adjusted as well Both lens or cameras are equipped with Sony Exmor R Starvis Image Sensors that record brighter cleared images even in low light or nighttime conditions – an important feature for an always-on recording system so that neither ‘high-lights’ nor ‘low-lights’ are missed. Two adhesive mounts are included, along with a universal GoPro-style mount, enabling you to affix it to the top or side of your helmet, your bike or just about anywhere you’d like. The camera’s lens also rotates, allowing you to correct any tilt in your shot.

The MT1 features built-in Wi-Fi connectivity which together with the intuitive VIOFO app, allows users to easily and instantly view the real-time recording, manage files and change settings using their phone. Time Lapse Recording (Screen 1 below Vid Res) – this ON or OFF setting provides either continuous video recording (default) or the ability to capture frames at 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 second intervals, reducing the memory needed for storage and time needed to review media.But whether on the bench or on the motorcycles none of the activation settings for the G-Sensor (and no matter the Motion Sensor setting) resulted in any impact/forces being detected (with the system on) and Emergency Mode activated with files stored under Event-rec. WiFi Connectivity – since the initial bench testing, some of the connectivity issues encountered have been sorted out and a defined, usually successful process used, including making sure the home network cannot connect, done by turning auto-connect or default connectivity off and if applicable, turning off any Mobile Data connection. Drift’s companion smartphone app allows you to live preview your shot as well as edit, manage and share your clips, and the camera is compatible with Drift’s external microphone. Manual Recording – a short press on the REC button (Red LED) on the remote control enters manual recording mode indicated by the LED going to a rapid Red flashing.

Founded in 2011, VIOFO identifies itself as one of the top manufacturers of dashcam systems featuring quality high resolution systems with unique designs and premium functionality. Storage Media –part way through the review the provided 32GB media got swapped out for a spare 64GB card adding more space and time of course. Although storage media can be formatted outside of the camera, its often best to insert the media into the camera and utilize the ‘Format SD Card’ setting under the Settings. A 32GB Micro SD card is supplied as standard, so with a one-minute clip from each camera taking up about 121.2MB, expect to get just over two hours of footage. Dual Channel 1080P – The MT1 applies dual-channel 1080P with Sony Starvis sensors to create a beautiful, vivid image of the road front and rear in various lighting situations by honing in on the details.Storage Media Access –open the pressure-fitted cover and use a fingernail or thin non-metallic object to push in the storage card slightly, activating the spring-loaded release that pops the card out enough for it to be grasped by its beveled edge and removed. The small USB-A interface SD-media reader provided in the kit is perfect for holding/securing the media. And the 170-degree wide angle lens view from both cameras ensures that not much is missed, no matter whether the cameras are oriented front and rear or otherwise.

Storage Media – part way through the review the provided 32GB media got swapped out for a spare 64GB card adding more space and time of course. Although storage media can be formatted outside of the camera, its often best to insert the media into the camera and utilize the ‘Format SD Card’ setting under the Settings. You’ll also need to supply power to the camera, which can stop it being waterproof, plus be wary that it doesn’t overheat and shut down just when you need it. While unlikely to be a problem on modern devices, it’s best to not push the camera too hard, so avoid using 4K.I have compiled a few drive sessions recorded in my car with a action camera, the longest was a 9 hour long drive, which i split up into 9 segments, and then mixed to 6 X speed so the 1 hour of driving only was 10 minutes to watch.