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BLACKVUE DR650S-1CH 32GB + POWER MAGIC PRO Wi-Fi 1080P FULL HD DVR DASH CAMERA

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Technical Details

Brand	BLACKVUE
Model	DR650GW-2CH-32G-PMP
Part Number	DR650GW-2CH-32G-PMP
Batteries Included	No
Batteries Required	No
Contains Liquid Contents	No
Includes Rechargable Battery	No
Includes Remote	No

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Item Weight	635 g
Shipping Weight	794 g
Item Model Number	DR650GW-2CH-32G-PMP
ASIN	B00MC3XROY
Date First Available	19 March 2018
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steven

Nice, but the ability to FTP directly over WIFI would be a great enhancement.

26 December 2014 - Published on Amazon.com

Verified Purchase

So far so good. I got it installed... pretty easy to do. I did have one issue with the rear Cam's cable. It's connection seemed to be somewhat intermittent depending on the angle the wire was running coming right out of the Cam (I'll keep an eye on it and have the rear Cam replaced if it becomes an issue).

I wasn't happy that Blackvue/Pitasoft doesn't provide a method to directly download files from the camera to a laptop via WIFI. The FTP server that used to work on the 500 series doesn't work on the 650 (Not a good business move Mr. Blackvue). But with some web research and some programming, I'm now able to download all the files directly from the camera to the laptop via WIFI (google gadgetblogist blackvue_live.cgi and you'll find the information needed). It can take quite a while to download if the card has a lot of data ... I was getting about 1Mb/s with the camera right next to the laptop and about 500Kbps with the car out in the garage (about 50 feet away). The method I'm using is not eloquent... I made a simple windows batch file that 1st use curl.exe to download a file list from the camera, 2nd uses a MSWORD macro to format the file list, and lastly using wget.exe to download all the files (.mp4 for video, .gps for GPS, and .3GF for the accel data). I would be great if a "C" programmer could throw together a simple distributable executable that has it all built in to a nice clean user friendly program.

I'm was using an iPod Touch to do the live streaming ... pretty nice. I'm sure I'll need to play with the event settings too... I was getting events by simply slamming the car door closed. One thing to consider is that the iOS devices don't let you xfer the files to a SD Card... but that's not really an issue once you can download directly to the laptop via WIFI... I'd really hesitate to pull the micro SD card a bunch of times for fear of breaking/wearing the card or the camera... that why Blackvue must get their act together and put that FTP server back in the 650.

I'll update this review on video clarity/quality for day and night after it's had some use

Here are some basic steps to download to laptop via wifi
#1 Download curl.exe and wget.exe (they're available all over the web... just make sure you're on a legit "non-spamming" site)
#2 Connect the laptop to the cameras wifi just like you would any wireless access point (make sure the camera's wifi is enabled)
#3 Open a cmd prompt (you can try a Ping 192.168.8.1 just to make sure the camera and laptop can talk to each other)
#4 Execute the following command "curl [...]

#5 edit the getvideo.bat that the curl.exe created such that each line looks like this (change the xxxx to h t t p)
wget [...] (the -P switch tell the wget command where to put the files on the laptop... fell free to change to whatever folder you like)
#6 then run the .bat file and voila... files should xfer

You find the following .mp4 files on the camera (in the /Record directory) xxxxx_NF (Normal Front), xxxxx_NR (Normal rear), xxxxx_EF (Event Front), xxxxx_ER (Event Rear), xxxxx_PF (Parking Front), xxxxx_PR (Parking Rear) ... where xxxx is the date/time stamp.

You'll also file xxx_N.gps and xxx_N.3gf for the gps and accelerometer files. That's where I used a Microsoft Word macro to properly reformat the file that the curl.exe command gives you...

Sample output of the curl.exe command
v:1.00
[...]
[...]
[...]
[...]
...

Sample output of the reformatted commands that will actually do the xfer of the data (change the "xxxx" to "h t t p" without the spaces between the letters )
[...]
[...]
[...]
[...]
....

Long story short is that you can create a single batch file that does it all with a single click. The only issue with my "clunky" approach is that you need to have Microsoft Word to run the text manipulation macro.

Update 1-1-2015
Unfortunately the camera has to go back. The cable between the front and rear cams was defective and according to Amazon, there was no way to get just the cable replaced. I even contacted Pitasoft, but they said to contact the vendor (after some research, I found that you must deal with a Pitasoft authorized distributor). I'll be re-ordering from one of the authorized vendors listed on the Pitasoft/Blackvue website.

20 people found this helpful

DaiDai

Killed 4 SD cards after 1.5 year of use

5 August 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

Verified Purchase

I owned the camera for 2 years and now have to give it up. It was okay on recording just that needed to reformat the SD card from time to time. Until 1.5 years after, it started to kill my SD cards. I put in new SanDisk Pro and Ultra SD cards. It killed them all. I lost 4 cards in total. It's time to get another camera, but not gonna be BlackVue again for only last a year and half. No a value buy.

4 people found this helpful

Mrgold35

Works great and easy to use

20 June 2015 - Published on Amazon.com

Verified Purchase

Installed the Blackvue on my Acura MDX we use for a lot of traveling each year (+20,000 miles per year). It wasn't so much for my home town; but, for other drivers in other states (Houston drivers convinced me to get a dash cam). I installed the Blackvue with the power magic pro to help keep the battery from draining in parking mode. I like that the dash cam is a "set it and forget it" feature. I configured (and still playing with the settings) using my iPhone 4GS. You can download the computer viewer software to do the same configuration changes once you insert the blackvue SD card in the PC. It is just a little harder to remove the SD card compared to using the iPhone WiFi feature.

It doesn't take long to fill up a 32GB SD card; between 6-8 hrs on highest quality to 9-18 hrs on lowest quality. I purchased a SanDisk Ultra 64GB UHS-I/Class 10 Micro SDXC Memory Card to double that time. Kept the original 32GB SD as a spare in the car if I have any problems or need to eject the 64GB card because of an event. Manual states to re-format the SD card weekly and replace every 6 months because the SD card will fail eventually.

It has been +95 degrees and maybe 120-140 degrees in the outside parked car. So far, the Blackvue has recorded without any problems at those temps. We are expecting +100 degrees this weekend, hopefully zero problems at those temps also. Video quality is very good with field of vision and clarity about the same as you can see with glasses corrected to 20/20 vision. You can zoom in using the software to read licence plates more clearly. In normal view, you can start to read a licence plate about the same as you see from behind the wheel of your car.

Color night view is very good and HID/LED head lights don't over power the dash cam. Field of view for clarity is limited to how far your headlights can cast light if it really dark outside (HIDs are better for the dash cam than regular headlights). Rear camera will just show black screen with the occasional headlights coming up from behind. It would be nice if there was a green night mode you can switch to like some hand held camcorders have now days. Microphone range and quality is about the same on my iPhone. Nice to have the Mic; but, may not be useful unless someone is standing at your window with it rolled down (like a cop that pulled you over). The Blackvue can be set to show mpg and GPS map info for video review. Might come in handy if you are fighting a speeding ticket.

Some added features I wish were available are 4CH for 360 degree visibility, dual 64GB SD card, some way to lock in the holder (like a screw with Allen wrench head), some type of night vision, and WiFi to connect directly to home wireless to download videos instead of having to remove SD Card.

Planning another trip from NM to FL at the end of July. Looking forward to having this for the trip.

UPDATE 10/22/15: The dash cam is still working like a champ 24/7. I got a 2-3 "Check SD Card" audio error. Re-formatting the SD card seems to correct the problem. I set a reminder on my iPhone to reformat the SD card on a regular basis since it only takes 1-2 mins to do so. The only issue I have is the Power Magic Pro (PMP) doesn't seem to be turning off the cam when voltage gets below 11.8v. The power will run down until it will not start after about +36 hours of sitting. Ordered another PMP to see if the unit just died.

3 people found this helpful

Craig

Good camera. Customer service frustrated me

20 October 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

Verified Purchase

This is my second BlackVue dashcam set (for a second vehicle). I had problems with my power magic pro, customer service was a pain to deal with. They wouldn’t provide me a number to call or call me so we had play email tag for over a week when it would have been resolved with better directions for troubleshooting the PMP or a phone call. The camera looks great installed and has good video quality and it’s easy enough to get the clips off the camera. The routine firmware updates that it recommends are a pain so I just haven’t done most of them.

4 people found this helpful