Viofo WM1 - Dash Cam Recording Operation; Power On;Off; Loop Recording; Emergency Recording

Recording Mode Behavior
Loop Recording
( Including Motion Detection )
DCIM \ Movie
DCIM \ RO
DCIM \ Movie \ Parking
Emergency Recording
( Locked Video )
Parking recording ( Auto Event
Detection / Time-lapse Recording /
Low Bitrate Recording )
Note:
The collision sensing feature can be adjusted in settings under the “G-sensor”
option via VIOFO App. Locked files are saved to SD card: DCIM \ Movie \ RO
There are three options for parking mode.
1. Auto Event Detection
The camera will automatically record a video sequence while a moving
object is being detected during parking mode. It will stop recording when
no new movement is detected.
2. Time Lapse Recording
Time lapse record a video at low frames at 1 / 2 / 3 / 5 / 10 fps, it keeps
recording continuously without audio recorded.
Note: Audio cannot be recorded in time-lapse mode.
3. Low Bitrate Recording
This mode uses low bitrate to record video and audio, and uses small file
sizes for continuous recording.
Disable / Enable Audio Recording
Pressing the [ ] button once to turn off / on audio recording, [ ] LED
light will be off / solid Red.
Parking Mode
Long press the Wi-Fi button to enable Wi-Fi. Connect Wi-Fi on your
phone first. Open VIOFO app and choose "Connect your camera" to
use your phone to control the dashcam. You can play and manage
files through the APP. You can check the app introduction refer to
[Review and Control on Smartphone].
Playback Video on VIOFO APP
Playback Video on PC
Video File Storage Location
1. Remove memory card from dashcam.
Snapshot DCIM \ Photo
Note: Parking mode provides surveillance of your parked vehicle only when the
engine is off and the USB Type-C Hardwire Kit is used to provide continuous
power.The Hardwire Kit also protects your car battery from being drained. We
recommend buying the VIOFO HK4 ACC hardwire kit cable for parking mode
recording.
Before removing the memory card, make sure you have switched off
the Dashcam.
2. Insert the memory card into a memory card reader connected
to your PC.
3. Open the DCIM folder, using VLC or another video player to
playback the video.
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Playback and Manage Videos
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