Hardware is slick, looks excellent. Quality of video recording is excellent I will give 5 StarsWARNING: I give 1 Star because English only user like myself is a real challenge.
Unfortunately, Manual is in Korean only, Website is Korean only, the iNaviPlayer Apps is in Korean only.
The default timezone is Korea
... to change the device system date and time,
you will need to download iNaviPlayer 2.6.2, install (in korean I hit default buttons blindly through the installation process),
it will reconfigure your Windows to support Korean Language
Before you can download, you need to register your device in the website with your registration number all in Korean,
(or over email)
Future update(s), of iNaviPlayer 2.6.2, firmware, etc. ... are all in Korean
I am fortunate, my daughter has a korean friend who helped me through part of the process.
If you can get this far ... Congratulation .
... Just a tip to change system date and time.
You need to set the system date and time ... ahead of time :-)
eg. if it is 12:50pm now, I set my time to 1:00pm date/time info will be in a temp file in settings folder of SD Card
go to my car where device is, plug in SD card, I waited till it is exactly 1:00pm,
start my card engine to let the device boot up, and reconfigure.
lo and behold, my system date and time is set correctly, and temp file deleted.
This isn't too much of a problem:
수동녹화 Manual Recording
모션녹화 Motion Recording
상시녹화 Continuous recording
이벤트녹화 Event Recording
The problems start when you find out that the software necessary to fine tune the device requires you to register with the website, to register with the site you need a citizen or resident alien number; as I am a foreigner I have no such number.
So, the time and date are wrong and I don't know what the flashing lights on the back really mean but after a few quick test the thing is doing what I expect. I don't know what happens when the continuous recording file fills up but I don't see it as being too much of a problem.
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