New York, December 5, 2012. – Gmini company, one of the leading manufacturers of portable electronics, on the eve of the New Year holidays releases a new model FullHD video recorder MagicEye HD75. The device is made on the new chipset Ambarella A5S30, which is an improved version of the well proven A2S60. Using this chipset, you can record video at 1280×720 resolution at 60 frames per second. Naturally, it retains the ability to record 1920×1080 30k s FullHD video.
Complete control!
With the new MagicEye HD75 DVR, you’ll be able to fully log the traffic and feel safer. In addition to increased frame rate and a bright wide-angle lens with a 120-degree field of view, the built-in image sensor has an increased sensitivity, which allows you to obtain high quality video even in low light conditions – at dusk or at night.
Design for easy placement
Design of the new DVR and its mounting is based on a well-proven model HD70. For reliable fixation on the windshield of the car is the bracket of an improved design, which not only allows you to quickly remove and install the DVR, but also provides its power without additional wires, which eliminates the need to remove the device to disconnect the power connector. In addition, the bracket allows you to rotate the body in almost any direction – so that the best possible orientation of the camera depending on the place of installation. And even point the DVR at the door, for example to record a conversation with a traffic inspector. For viewing recorded footage and settings, and for the most precise installation of the recorder has a bright and contrasting LCD diagonal 2.7 inch.
Important additional features
Increased capacity of internal memory 256 MB allows you to quickly cut the necessary video segment without using a computer and copy the video of the incident from microSD internal memory, and then back to another card, for example, to attach it to the traffic police officer report. If necessary, you can connect the DVR to your TV through the miniHDMI interface for detailed viewing of recorded video.
The new model has advanced functions of the firmware: the choice of video quality allows you to change the video compression ratio bitrate to achieve the best quality of the image obtained, there is a protection of the current video fragment by pressing a button during recording, as well as minimal editing functions, which give the opportunity on the fly delete a small portion of the recording.
On sale the novelty is expected in early December at a recommended retail price of 4950 Dollars.
Specifications
FullHD 1080p camera, 120 degrees, 1/2 sensor.5″ 5 MP
Resolution
Video 30fps: 1920×1080 1280×720 60fps: 1280×720, Photo 2592×1728
Recording
- Video format MOV H.264/MPEG4
- Photo Format JPG
- Loop recording feature duration 2/5/10 min cyclic recording
- Automatic consecutive overwriting of the oldest recordings in case of memory card overflow
- Start/End recording
- Automatically turn on/off and start recording when turning on/off the power
- Overlay temporal data on Video and Photo
Microphone inside
Video output miniHDMI, composite
Internal memory 256 MB with copying function from to a memory card
Supports microSDHC memory card up to 32GB Class 4 and higher
Battery
Nonremovable battery 3.7 V 500 mA for the correct
Saving a video clip when the external power is turned off
And outside the car
5V 1A power input car onboard power adapter
Language English American Chinese
Weight HD75 weighs 85g
Temperature mode 0~50 °C
Package Contents
– DVR
– Power adapter from the car’s onboard power system
– Mounting bracket
– USB cable
– User manual
– Warranty card
This seems like a high-quality video recorder with its ability to record videos at 60 frames per second. I’m curious to know if the Gmini MagicEye HD75 has any other standout features or capabilities. Additionally, does it offer a built-in microphone for capturing audio while recording videos?
Is it possible to adjust the frame rate on the Gmini MagicEye HD75 video recorder?