Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 driver#
Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 upgrade#
Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 full#
Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 psp#

I've then clamped the bullet camera to this bar using two saddle washers and a pair of jubilee clips. This provides a rock solid mount for the camera. I've used an exhaust clamp (lined with rubber to protect the powder coating) and onto the spare threaded part, I've bolted an aluminium bracket with 8mm holes drilled into it at the right place.

The bullet camera is mounted onto one of the roll hoops.

Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 upgrade#

Neuros recently announced a firmware upgrade for the Neuros 2 device. I've still yet to experiment with other settings but they will result in the ability to record for longer. So far I've been using the device to capture video at 640 x 480 pixels and in super fine mode (the best it will do).

Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 driver#

I can see that many bikers would find this device useful for on-track footage or for proving that the car driver was at fault when it knocked them off :-). At lower resolutions you could record a four hour trip in its entirety, if thats what you want to do. I can see this little device becoming that basis of many an in-car entertainments system for some people, along with the obvious benefits of video capture. This is not idea and you don't want to lose it but, for my intended purpose it works OK. Navigation is done entirely through the IR remote control. It allows configuration, playing of MP3 music, viewing of a library of still pictures, etc. I will experiment and upate this page later. That would be nice as I have a spare switch on my dash. The unit can also be configured to start recording on seeing a video signal input, so it may be possible to use a power switch to the bullet cam, to start/stop video recording. The IR remote control is actually a handicap in a car but I've velcroed it next to the unit so that it does not move. It has an IR remote control, which has one-button recording capability.

Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 full#

There is a full technical specification available on the Neuros web site. Pinpoint Consumer Electronics - demo video Features.The second version is also for sale on the Maplin web site but it is currently £150.

Neuros mpeg 4 recorder 2 psp#

The second version is the model designed specifically for the PSP and accepts CF and Sony memory sticks. Be wary of cheap deals for the first version, which only records up to 320 x 256 pixels. I bought mine on Amazon UK web site for less than £100. The unit has a dark plastic filter over the LEDs making them appear quite dim but, if you prise the lid off, you can simply slide the small filter out to expose the LEDs, making them so much brighter and easier to see. The green LED (power) and the red LED (recording) are a bit hard to spot with this mounted under the dash. It is 118 x 87 x 18mm in size and weighs 140g. At TV VGA 640x480 resolution, in superfine mode, it can store about 60 minutes of video on my 1Gb CF card. It records to Compact Flash cards up to 2Gbytes in size. This is the second generation of this device and it records 640 x 480 pixel video at 30fps, in MPEG-4 format. My bullet camera draws about 1A.įor recording I'm using a solid state Neuros MPEG-4 Recorder 2. Its a Pansonic 480-line camera and cost me less than £40 delivered. I bought a high resolution, colour bullet camera with mount on eBay. It's a tiny solid-state digtial video recorder, which takes a 2Gbyte SD-card and the device is small enough (40 x 80 x 14mm) to be strapped to various bits on the outside of my car. I've recently bought one of these devices from Heliguy. There is a detailled review on one of my other websites. This is my main camera for recording in-car video footage now. In April 2012 I upgraded to the new Contour+ camera as this has input for an external microphone. I've now started to host more video clips on this site.