Do you view what the camera sees on your GPS?
1361479
Well, if you mean the in-dash radio that also functions as a GPS, then yes. If you mean a standalone gps, then no. In order to ensure compatibility, check to make sure that your factory or aftermarket radio has an RCA video input jack. More likely than not any aftermarket radio with display will have one, but often times factory radios are a bit more tricky.
867431
There are two versions of this camera - one without GPS and one with GPS. Make sure you order the right option.
470087
Not necessarily. It does keep a text log of your GPS locations that is updated at intervals.
148105
No - it's just an analog composite video output to your head unit, so the camera has no idea where these objects are or in which direction the car is turning
2247067
Totally. Use the camera own software for processing the image and gps data together. It superimposes on the video, the gps information related to the scene, i. e., speed, altitude etc. It has basic editing capabilities, but you can always use Imovie or Final Cut afterwardsÁlvaro
282008
Yes you can use the gps, while a video is being recorded in the background.
1847296
This is only a camera. It is your choice to find a device to view or record the images being seen by the camera.
2164410
When you plug it in to your computer, the Cobra will download all the latest camera locations. GPS will need to be working while driving and then it will indicate you are getting close to a known camera location.
791799
Yes, just plug your memory card to the computer and open it with windows media player. Anything else that's not the actual [program will only show you the video. The program will show you the video, GPS and speed.
2201084
The information is placed into the GPS fields of the IPTC information that is part of the METADATA stored in the image file along with the image. You will need some software to reveal this information, perhaps the software that came with your camera. For more, follow this link: http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/glossary/f/metadata.htm
2280266
Easily turned left to right or completely around. I thought of usin it to video my little girl in back but can't see display when turned around. For speed I have my gps mounted just below to catch the corner where Speed is shown. If I ever need to get out of a speeding ticket I have proof if I was wronged.
1217013
Responds well! I use iPhoto and an option in iPhoto will show a small map in the lower right wit exact location. Also from the camera you can plug GPS coordinates into a web site and see the location
720295
I never found out how to work the gps on this camera... It broke before I could take advantage of that feature.
641991
It it is a simple camera system with no built in ability to handle GPS. I do not recommend this camera due to the exposed wires on the dashboard.. I would look into a wireless system.
311328
No. The GPS function serves as accurate speed if the vehicle. It also serves the purpose of photo enforcement cameras ect.
2188083
Nothing that I've noticed except for a slightly smaller screen. I travel a lot off of recognizable roads that are on the garmin maps but the "tracks feature" draws a line everywhere I've driven even if the GPS does not recognize a road.
1618150
The GPS feature is associated with tagging the recorded event at the start only. When it is selected in the playback function it displays points on a map of all the videos clips it has in memory. I don't believe there is anyway to access this info in real time while a clip is playing or if there is any other way to use this info other than on the camera. It's a nice feature but not very useful to me. I just love the clarity and 3D.