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For my part I use a SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB. I just tested a SanDisk Ultra 32GB and it works perfectly. Try formatting your card with the camera. If it still doesn't work then you have a problem with your SD card.

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This camera does not have a wireless connection, so it does not work with the app

If you entered the data exactly as I showed in my video or in the manual, it should work.

No, it is only possible to connect the camera with the intended app. The camera is not ONVIF capable and does not have an RSTP protocol. Only an AP connection via the UID is possible.

3 years ago the camera cost 44€ on Amazon Germany. But it is not available at the moment.

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Thanks! But do u remember the provider you bought from, because I bought a similar product like this but my motion detector wasnt working

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@@seatyuehent8835 I think this item is no longer available as mentioned on the website

I see thanks so much!

It is my own composition. The title is at the end of the video.

First, it's an outdated camera. I don't even know if it's still possible to acquire it. It only records in 720p whereas today many dashcams record in 4K. I suggest getting a recent model. Regarding your question, yes you can start the camera without needing to access your smartphone. But in general it doesn't bother you to run the app at the same time as a GPS navigator. All smartphones today are capable of running several applications at the same time.

This is a known problem. Try using a different SD card

The connection is explained in the second part

So, if you have an SD card with a capacity of 16GB and have formatted it to FAT32, everything should work. Did the camera create the directories? If not, try writing something to the card from another medium, e.g. a computer. If necessary, try a different card. If still no video file is written to the card, then the camera has a technical problem.

@@Meisech Ok thank you, I did all checks but writing files on my SD card from computer, Yes the camera create directories but the video file is always 0 K, so I think there is a technical issue :( thank you for responding

@@vince3801 You're welcome

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@@vince3801 Glad there is a solution to your problem

oh and btw i never have a LED popup blue when i recharge it. No lights go on, would it be broken or do you spot my mistake maybe.

@@molliggemandarijn I did some tests with my camera and everything seems to work correctly. When movement is detected, the camera records a 2-minute sequence each time. If new movement is detected during these 2 minutes of recording, it will continue recording. The change in light can be a trigger for recording. The position of the camera must be well chosen with respect to the ambient light so that the camera can detect movement. And finally yes, the camera heats up a little, but this is not really a problem. Regarding the LED: a blue LED lights up when you put the camera on charge. After a few seconds, in addition to the blue LED, a red LED flashes indicating charging.

@@Meisech Thanks for your response. It seems i might be the unlucky one. Cant really explain it myself but since there is no led when charging i guess its just broken. Im considering to re-order one now but i also disliked the NV on it switching mid film. Im not that smart when it comes to the inside but i wondered: Could i possibly disable the night vision by for example carefully removing the 2 front bulbs that the camera is in between? Or would this create defect in total. Im sorry for asking alot, i understand you are not the product owner. But i dont speak chinese and theres not much out there about the XD with battery.

@@molliggemandarijn The LEDs are an integral part of the camera and match the electronics. In fact, they are on all the time and as soon as the camera detects a major decline in ambient light it switches to black and white IR mode.

@@Meisech Thanks for the info!

You're welcome

Well, there's not much difference between the EP7 and the EP8 apart from the viewing angle and the price. At Banggood the EP7 is 179€, which is almost equivalent to what I paid.

@@Meisechthanks for your answer ❤️❤️ id like to know if buying wise, the generic aliexpress headmount 4k cam compared to ordro?

@@mybucketlisting Sorry, but I can't tell you if these generic head cameras are better than the ORDRO, but honestly I think it's better to buy an ORDRO. I bought a similar one but it doesn't really convince me. Perhaps search the internet for videos testing these cameras to be sure.

Après mon dernier vol j'ai démonté les hélices. Malheureusement je ne me rappelle plus ou les avoir mis. Toutefois dans le manuel l'hélice M1 se trouve à l'avant droit. Puis on continu dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre M2, M3, M4. J'ai un manuel sur mon site qui montre le montage des hélices : www.cyanscorpion.com/manuals.html

To turn on the camera you must push the 'Motion detection' button and not 'Camera'. When the blue LED is lit, briefly press the same button again. The LED turns off and the camera records. You must edit the parameters and enter the correct time and date.

I have the same problem tried a ton of times.

@@Meisech After putting in the date I hit one of the many tabs that say settings and asks you if you want to change and it doesnt change on my video. Tried many times.

@@Tom-ld9hp It is important that you use an SD card that does not exceed the allowed capacity. If you use a card up to 32GB, it should be formatted with FAT32 beforehand, otherwise the card will not be recognized. If there is no card or the SD card does not meet the criteria, the LED will flash a few times and then the camera will turn off.

@@Tom-ld9hp Either it is a replica of the original camera that uses inferior electronic components or there really is an electronic problem with the camera. Also, the edited parameters must correspond exactly to the criteria I showed in my video, otherwise the camera cannot interpret the data.

It is entirely possible to connect the camera to a smartphone using an OTG adapter. The 'USB debugging' option must also be activated in the 'Developer' settings. The camera will then be known as 'GENPLUS USB drive'. It is then possible to view the files located on the camera's SD card. However, I was unable to display the live image from the camera on my smartphone, even using the 'USB Camera Pro' app. This app detects the camera, but cannot initialize it.

Update. I managed to display a live image from the camera on my smartphone with the 'USB CAMERA PRO' app. For this I had to remove the SD card. You must also take into account having a USB cable as well as a good quality OTG adapter and that there is no interruption of contact of the different elements between the camera and the smartphone.

@@Meisech Thank you so much!!! I'll give it a try and test it. Again thanks. Keep up the good work.

@@sanudarusara9515 Thnaks

It will last you about 20 minutes outside without a power source. Nice size to hide but the power cord or power bank has to be hidden too. Defeats the purpose of the mini size.

@@Tom-ld9hp I'm using it for wildlife, I don't think they'll care about a power bank and cord haha. Just need to figure out why it's shutting off in standby mode while in motion detection.

@@aecsummer I found this camera to be a headache.

@@Tom-ld9hpnot just this I have Wyze and people have come in to my house took my passport and the pictures. A top and during Christmas they took Christmas bulbs. They cut the fuse box and restarted or reset the camera.

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I had the same problem with my first micro XD camera. After several inserts the card retension mechanism was broken. Unfortunately there is nothing to do, it is impossible to repair. The only thing you can try is to insert the card as far as it will go and secure it with tape.

@@Meisech I found a simple way. A penny did the trick.

@@Tom-ld9hp Or a piece of tape....

Be careful, there is only one model that supports WiFi. The other two models are the one without battery and without WiFi and the one with battery but without WiFi. When you turn on the camera, a new hotspot should appear in your WiFi settings on your smartphone. If this is not the case then you do not have the model with WiFi.

Usually a good hour, as it's a pretty small battery.

Definitely must have something wrong with my battery issue when I plug it in like I said nothing lights up so I decided to hit the motion detection while it was plugged in and I'm getting a red and blue flashing both ways while plugged in. 12 hours later they're still flashing?​@@Meisech

@@Tom-ld9hp I think your camera really has a problem. Request a replacement from your supplier as soon as possible. Try to document your problem with photos or better yet with a video and explain your problem in detail. With a little luck they will replace it.

Once the recording process has started, no LED lights up anymore. This is the case with most of these cameras. This is unfortunately a regrettable situation.

The camera will start charging as soon as it is connected to an external power source, regardless of whether a card is present or not. As soon as the camera is connected to an external power source, the blue LED lights up, which means that it is in standby mode. By long pressing the power button, the camera can be turned off, which results in faster charging.

Yes, that's what I regret too. The battery capacity is way too low.

I keep mine on motion detect mode in my car. It's lasted for days, even in the hot sun. A good tip for these is to follow the manual and charge them only with a .5A phone charger block. Anything bigger gets the battery too hot, too fast and it stops charging. I put mine in the fridge before I charge them. Sounds kooky, but it helps! Heat IS the enemy of these lil' things, and they don't vent very well at all. Chill 'em or you'll kill 'em. And use the small chargers! When I don't have a fridge around, or using a power-pack I'll let them cool off...then charge them AGAIN. And sure enough, they take more of a charge once they've cooled off. Try it. You'll see what I mean. Peace!

@@KristinShorey-ii8de Thank you very much for this very interesting information.

Thanks

Couple questions for you when I plug mine in and I have the card in there nothing lights up for charging. Also I went on where you said for the time and date once I put that in how do I set it so it stays there I don't see a setting for that

@@Tom-ld9hp You may have a problem with your camera. Once connected to an external power source, the blue standby LED should light up. The camera can be turned off while charging by pressing the power button for 2-3 seconds. The blue LED will then go out but charging will continue. When a formatted card is inserted for the first time and the camera is turned on, a file called 'time.txt' is created which can be edited using a text editor. To do this, change the current date, time and recording parameters, save these parameters and then immediately put the card back in the camera. Turn the camera on. The data will now be transferred to the camera's internal memory.

You're welcome

@@Meisech Hello, please I wanted to ask you about my sjcam 200

When I turn on my sjcam 200 after 5 seconds, it starts recording by itself

He just bought it online, Record small videos, 1 minute, stop for 5 seconds and start recording 10 seconds or 20 seconds

@@medinodomino2811 Possible reason: Your camera is programmed in 'Dashcam' mode and when you plug in a power cable, the camera turns on and recording begins automatically. Another possible cause: your camera is programmed in 'Fast Record' mode and as soon as you turn it on, it starts recording. Third cause: the camera is programmed in 'Motion Detection' mode and as soon as movement is detected, it starts recording. These configurations are accessible directly from the camera settings.

You don't need an app to record a video or take a photo. Simply use the camera buttons. However, if you want to change the camera settings, then you need to install the app.

There is no app, this camera does not have WiFi !

There can be various reasons for this: An electronic problem. The battery no longer charges because it has been left unused in storage for too long. A fake, the electronics are of low quality.

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Everything is explained in the video. There are 2 modes: continuous recording and recording upon detection. In best conditions, the camera records 1 hour. I still suggest connecting it to a power bank.

@@Meisech You don't have to charge this battery unless you are going to use it without a power source correct? If no charge in it and I plug it in a power source it will start recording?

@@Tom-ld9hp Do not wait too long to recharge the battery, because if it becomes deeply discharged, the battery will be dead. The camera does not start automatically when connected to a power source. You have to start it manually.

The photos and videos are stored directly in the media library on your smartphone. They do not need to be transferred.

Understood. Thanks for your quick reply!

Yes, you can connect the camera to a smartphone and even record. As I only have an Android smartphone, I can only give you the solution for this OS. 1) You need to connect the camera using a USB OTG cable or OTG plug. 2) Download the 'USB camera Pro' app and install it on your smartphone. To be able to connect the camera, you must have USB rights on your smartphone. Please do a search how to unlock Developer option? FYI: the camera uses the 'General UVC' driver.

Do you have a link to the application?

@@Mamii_ayazz10 There is no app. This camera doesn't have WiFi, so it doesn't need an app.

@@Meisech Okay sir, I understand what you want to say, but so I also insert the card, how does the record, how does it take it, how does it close, I don't know any of them, can you help me please? 🙏🙏

@@Mamii_ayazz10 My friend, everything you need to know is explained in detail in the video. I cannot provide any more precise information about the function of the camera.

Unfortunately this happens if the camera is stored for too long at the retailer. The battery then drains so that it is no longer possible to recharge it. I have had several cameras that had this problem. Maybe try charging it for a whole day. With a little luck you can recover the camera.

You're welcome. I hope you have a lot of fun with the camera.

Maximum capacity is 64 GB

@@Meisech On the manufacturer's website, it lists 128 GB, and virtually every seller on eBay lists it at 128 GB. I just got back from town where I even bought a 64 GB class 10 version from Samsung. Didn't work.

@@SnoopyDoofie I have already noticed that the advertising is the same for all resellers. If the producer marks 128 GB, everyone else follows and also marks 128 GB without even checking if the camera really supports this size. Besides, I have never seen such a camera with 128 GB memory card. Other dealers lie about camera specs. Do a search for example on Aliexpress, XD camera battery. You will see that the maximum capacity of the card is 64 GB. Try to format the 64 GB card to Fat32 and not exFAT. If that still doesn't work, then your camera is only 32 GB or there really is an electronic problem.

@@Meisech The manual in the box even indicates 128 GB. But like I said, it didn't even take a 64 GB card.

924 you can see the pot one the right, so probably plants covered to survive the cold weather conditions

Two possibilities: either the card is broken or not formatted. Must be formatted in Fat32.

No, none of these cameras come with an SD card. The metal plate on the bottom of the camera is used to attach it to a magnetic base.

@@Meisech oh thinks they really need to say more

You can use any external 5V source to charge the battery. You can also plug the camera into a USB port. When plugging the camera into an external power source, the blue LED will first light up and stay on, then a red LED will flash until the battery is fully charged. When the camera is fully charged, the blue LED and the red LED are constantly lit.

I got a problem with that too I plug it in and it doesn't show any lights does it need a charge is it charging That's confusing

@@Tom-ld9hp A blue LED should light up. Press the power button to see if an LED lights up.

It's normal. The battery powered micro XD camera has no WiFi.

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Please watch the video 🙄

Be careful, there is a slight space between the slot and the camera. Be careful not to insert the card next to it. It is also possible that the spring system of the slot is defective. At this point you can insert the card but it does not lock. This problem is impossible to repair.

Did you fix the problem?

@@Tom-ld9hp I tried to reintegrate the spring into the mechanism. That worked, but the slot still didn't work. It's also pointless to replace the entire slot, as the solder joints are so tiny and so close together that it's impossible to replace.

@@Tom-ld9hp actually no :( im totally lost to be honest ,ive no idea how it works tom , ty for asking thats kind

@@jennyfuddpucker3481 I had the same problem with 2 of them. If you still have it take a coin and give it a steady push. Mine now goes in easy.

It's difficult to say, because there is no way to know precisely when the battery will be empty in standby mode. I can't verify this.

Yes

None of the 3 Micro XD cameras I present have the ability to function as an intercom.

@@Meisech I want an example

@@joshuamorales4644 Of what?

@@Meisech intercom

@Meisech so your saying that non of the micro xd camera intercoms don't work?