Car recorders are necessary for video recording of the traffic situation. There are many different models of recorders that allow you to view the recorded files in different ways.
In the modern world, motorists often use video recorders to resolve disputes on the road. These devices allow you to save video files in the built-in storage or on a memory card. Some recorder models allow you to view the records made in several ways.
View on display
If the DVR has a display, you can view video files directly on it. Displays can be hinged or built-in, rotatable or non-rotatable, of different sizes and resolutions. Naturally, the quality of viewing the file also depends on the quality of the screen. On a display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, you will see much more detail than on a screen with a lower resolution.
In order to view the records directly on the device display, you will need to select the appropriate menu command. In many recorders, the view button is placed on the body. After clicking it, you will need to select the file that interests you and enable playback. You can also rewind files if you want. Perhaps this is the easiest and most convenient video viewing from the recorder right in the car.
How do I view the recording on my computer and TV?
There are many models of DVRs on the market that are devoid of a screen due to their overly compact size. But, as a rule, they are equipped with USB and HDMI connectors. The first one can be used to connect the device to a computer. Usually such models come with special cables for connecting to a computer. True, you may need special software to view the files. More convenient are those recorders that are recognized by the computer as a normal drive. In this case, to view it, you just need to connect the recorder to the computer and run the selected file through the installed player.
The situation can be complicated if there is no USB connector in the recorder. In such a situation, you will need to remove the memory card from the slot and insert it into a computer or smartphone. If your computer does not have a built-in card reader, you will have to use a removable one. A convenient option for viewing videos from the DVR will be viewing on TV. To do this, it is necessary that there is an HDMI or AV connector on the recorder's case. When using special cables (they may not be included in the package of delivery), you can easily connect the device to a TV at home or in a car.
Usually, DVR owners do not have problems watching video files. Modern devices allow video playback using any of the above methods.
