Dash Cam Plus vs MotionDetecMan

Dash Cam Plus is a car dashboard camera that helps you record your travel journey while driving. You can use Dash Cam Plus to record the nice landscape scenes while driving along beautiful roads. Recorded videos can also be used as proof in case of any accidents. Recorded video goes in a loop where it overwrites old video clips after reaching the video clip limit you set, so you can better control the space usage on your iDevices. Dash Cam Plus with G-sensor ensures that recordings of a collision are not overwritten by storing them in the favorite folder. The G-sensor ensures that the dashcam makes separate recordings to avoid videos being overwritten. Features: • Easy start/stop recording. • Dim screen while video recording to preserve battery. • Tap the favorite button to save the current recording clip to the favorite folder. [Useful for emergencies or beautiful scenes] • Dual Lens or Triple Lens Devices support. • Pinch to zoom or pinch out for Ultra Wide Angle Lens. • Option to set speed unit: Kmh or Mph. • Support for both landscape and portrait mode. • Simple UI and easy to use. • Works seamlessly on both iPhone and iPad. • Lightweight, compact app optimized for everyday use. • Ad-free and built with privacy in mind. • Adjustable video quality settings such as 4K [high quality for better viewing], fHD 1080p, or HD 720p [low quality for space saving] • Adjustable video clip length, limit each clip ranging from 10 seconds to 60 minutes. • Adjustable video clip limit before videos are overwritten. Minimum 3 clips to a maximum of 50 clips. • Option to embed speed value or time, date into video. [Timestamped, speed-stamped video] • Video is saved to internal storage and available for external reach [access files via iTunes or Files App]. • Video library shows recorded clips, video status, space usage, and video quantity. • Option to delete videos in the video library. • Preview videos and add to favorites to avoid video being overwritten. • Save videos to the camera roll. Tips: • Dim the screen and choose HD size recording for battery saver. • Pinch out for Ultra Wide Angle Lens and capture more details surrounding. A dashboard camera or simply dashcam, also known as a car digital video recorder (car DVR), driving recorder, or event data recorder (EDR), is an onboard camera that continuously records the view through a vehicle's front windscreen and sometimes rear or other windows. Dashcams can provide video evidence in the event of a road accident. When parked, dashcams can capture video and picture evidence if vandalism is detected. There are many reasons why you need a dash cam. Mounted to your windscreen, they make motoring safer by capturing everything that happens while you’re behind the wheel. Besides giving you peace of mind, they can help lower your insurance premiums. Perfect for driving instructors and worried parents. Prevent fraud and a perfect solution for undisciplined drivers. Clips of unexpected moments on the road can be used for great YouTube material. Dash Cam Plus is certainly a great investment that will help you turn your road trip into a great experience and a memory you will cherish over the years. And it is a great value universal app that supports both iPhone and iPad for a single price. Thanks for your support and do visit nitrio.com for more apps for your iOS devices.

This app detects motion. When it detects a certain amount of motion, it takes a video and stores it in iCloud Drive, while also triggering a calendar event.(Calendar events are available on iOS 13 and later.) This allows you to instantly share videos with all iPhones and MACs signed in with the same Apple ID. To ensure accuracy, the device must be mounted on a tripod. iCloud Drive must be turned on in order to store videos in iCloud Drive. -------------------- It is used as follows: (1) Press the "start" button to activate the sensor. (2) When motion is detected, recording will begin. The default recording time is 10 seconds. (3) When recording is finished, the video file will be written locally and to iCloud Drive. A scheduler event will also be triggered.(Calendar events are available on iOS 13 and later.) (4) Once the video file has been written, the sensor will automatically activate. The process will then repeat from (2). (A)Operating the buttons at the bottom center 1) After launching the app, "Start" is displayed. Adjust the direction so that the detection target is captured in the preview. 2) When you press the "start" button, the display changes to "Sensing..." and motion detection begins after a short delay. During motion detection, the strength of the motion is displayed in five progress bars. 3) When the detection conditions are met, the display changes to "Recording..." and video recording begins. 4) When video recording ends, the display changes to "Sensing..." and (2) is repeated. *1) Pressing the "Sensing..." button will immediately start video recording. *2) Pressing the "Recording..." button will stop video recording. (B)Folder button at the bottom right 1) You can press this button when the bottom center button is not "Recording...". Pressing this button displays the video recording history. You can play the recorded video. You can also tap the download button to save the video file to the camera roll. (C)Light bulb button at the bottom left 1) Tap this button to change the brightness of the display screen. Dimming the screen during long-term operation can help save battery. (D)Top right "Settings" button You can change the app's operating parameters. 1) Specify the action to be taken when detection occurs You can set whether or not to record video, write to iCloud Drive, and notify calendar events. 2) You can change the parameters of the detection logic. Detection strength: Specify the sensitivity of detection. Detection threshold: Specify the value that will be used to determine whether a detection has occurred. Detection frequency: Specify how often the detection value is calculated. Minimum number of detections: Specify the number of consecutive times that the detection threshold must be exceeded. If this number is exceeded, it will not be determined as a detection.