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1  Neuros MPEG-4 Recorder / Neuros MPEG4 Recorder - Feedback & Discussion / Re: Using neuros with motorbike battery on: September 24, 2006, 10:47:29 PM
Thanks Ex-Navy.  I will be very interested in hearing if that battery pack works out.  I'm expecting an OSD to arrive tomorrow and I'm hoping to use that in my race car.   I'm assuming if the battery pack works with the R2, then it should work on the OSD right?

Dave
2  Neuros MPEG-4 Recorder / Neuros MPEG4 Recorder - Feedback & Discussion / Re: Using neuros with motorbike battery on: September 23, 2006, 10:55:19 PM
I have a similar requirement.  I would like to use this for video recording in a race car.   I'm thinking of just powering this via an external battery pack to avoid having to introduce more variables (and potential issues) into the race car wiring.  I have been reading some of the messages on this forum and also saw that the recorder can use a PSP power adapter.

So my question is would something like this work?  Its a 4800mAh external battery pack for a PSP.
http://www.daydeal.com/product.php?productid=10002&ovmkt=GEMQHJRJ387NHL4RFMTFHKR14O

Look forward to hearing more dicussion on this topic.  Thanks!
Dave
3  Neuros 442 Personal Media Player / Neuros 442 - Feedback and Discussion / Re: Neuros 442 for Recreational video recording on: February 24, 2006, 09:32:11 PM
Thanks Ex-Navy,
My only "issue" with the Recorder is that it doesn't have any screen.  Its not a a deal-breaker, but having a screen makes it easy to make sure the camera is clean, aimed in the right direction and recording correctly.  I may just have to try it out and see how it goes.
Dave

Dave
4  Neuros 442 Personal Media Player / Neuros 442 - Feedback and Discussion / Re: Neuros 442 for Recreational video recording on: February 21, 2006, 10:49:21 PM
I'm yet another person looking for a semi-rugged video recording solution to use with an external bullet cam.  In my case, I actually have access to a 12V power source.  The application is for an in-car video camera for recording auto racing.  Today, I've been using a bullet camera running to a Mustek PVR-A1 that records directly to SD.  The only issue with this solution is that the video quality is marginal.

Would either Neuros be a good solution as an in-car recorder?  
1)  Can the 442 and Recorder 2 be powered via 12V power source running through a 5V regulator or something like that?

2)  Is the 442 Hard Drive robust enough to handle the vibration and jolting of a race car?  If not, can the device record directly to the SD card instead of the HDD?  If so, if the HDD failed could the device still operate properly with the SD?

Thanks in advance.
Dave

Dave
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