Omnis DashCam
- this protects you in case of accidents because you have a video log of everything that happened, and you can show this video from the dash cam to the authorities or the insurance companies.
Why buy an expensive video-camera when you already have one on your phone, that records 720p or even 1080p? Use Omnis Dash Cam and an in-car phone holder (or adapt your existing GPS unit holder) and record your daily journeys.
You can leave the recording continuously on because it has cyclic recording
- the video will automatically be split into three parts, each five minutes long. When a new file is created, the oldest one is deleted. These numbers are customizable in the options.
To start or stop the recording, simply touch the screen. A red circle means that the recoding is ON.
The recorded files are saved on the SD-card, in the folder "omnis". On most devices, the full path is usually /mnt/sdcard/omnis/.
A video of 1 minute in length, on HIGH quality, takes roughly 20-50MB of SD card space, depending on device and camera capabilities (a better camera produces a larger file). Keep this in mind when selecting the video length and history size.
If you decide to install this dash cam application, you're making a great choice! Thank you!
The Omni Software team
Category : Tools
Reviews (11)
Nice and easy app to record your trip. I personally am looking for more detailed information. It failed two of my tests but really does a good basic job.
Works on Galaxy Note 2. No internet or phone call permissions required. So I don't know what some of the supposed reviewers are saying about ads. How can you have ads with no internet? The only thing is it stores on the phone's internal storage, not on external sd card. This is why I only gave 4 stars. If it can store on SD cards that it's a solid 5.
Al of myavailable space is on extsdcard.
Doesn't work on HTC Wildfire
Thanks
It reverts to the low quality setting when you try to record 720p on a Galaxy S 2. This phone is arguably the best (performance wise) on the market now so it's definitely capable of handling 720p. Please add support for this phone... BTW, I can record 720p/1080p using stock camera easily!
I don't need HD like the others. I want video stabilization and on-video speedometer. Would pay for it. HTC inspire 4g
Ive a 1080 capable phone and the app refuses to use it moto razr
No picture on Samsung K zoom
When I turn my HTC Desire HD to landscape with camera to the right. This app doesn't rotate the text!
But, it needs to be tweaked to work with the crap phone (DROID X2) Im stuck with for another year... GPS doesn't work, camera FC's. I give 5 stars because app is free, and I'm relatively certain my problems have to do more with Verizon and Motorola's Frankenstein Android os, and crappy hardware that is no longer supported by either.