What does loop recording mean?

Loop recording means that the driving recorder will perform video recording work in a loop.

Loop recording means the recording function of the driving recorder. A separate video file is stored on the memory card, usually 1 minute, 3 minutes, or 5 minutes. Normally, it will keep recording and store it in the card one by one. When the memory card is full, the first video will be deleted and a new one will be recorded. A driving recorder refers to an instrument that records images, sounds and other related information while a vehicle is driving, that is, a car camera.

It can use high-definition lens photography to completely record the images, sounds, vehicle condition data, etc. while the vehicle is driving. Pay attention to installing it as close to the rearview mirror in the car as possible so that you have a better view. It is also necessary to confirm that the shooting position of the lens is within the brush cleaning range to ensure that clear shots can be taken on rainy days, and that the installation position will not affect the range of movement of the car's airbag.

Driving recorder loop coverage mode setting:

Find loop recording in the setting options of the driving recorder and confirm, there will be 1 minute, 3 minutes, 5 minutes in the loop recording Minutes and other setting options. 1 minute, 3 minutes, and 5 minutes refer to the length of recording a video clip. Loop recording means that when the memory card is full, it will automatically overwrite the previous recording to achieve loop recording. Loop recording should not be too long or too short. It is recommended. Just choose 2-3 minutes.

In fact, recording a whole clip not only takes up a lot of memory, but also requires frequent manual deletion before it can continue to be used. Moreover, if deleted, all the videos, including important videos, will be deleted, which will cause a loss. It understands the meaning that the driving recorder should have. Loop recording can solve this problem very well. It divides a complete video into small fragments. When the memory is full, the earlier fragments will be automatically overwritten.