CHIGEE dashcam video uses the H.265 (HEVC) codec at 1080p resolution. Frame rate depends on the model: the AIO-5 Lite records at 30 fps, while the AIO-6 supports 30 or 60 fps. The video bitrate is approximately 12 Mbps per camera. Clips also include sound by default, and you can change the microphone level or turn sound off.
Video recording specifications
The table below summarizes the supported recording specifications stated for these models.
Specification | AIO-5 Lite | AIO-6 |
Codec | H.265 (HEVC) | H.265 (HEVC) |
Resolution | 1080p | 1080p |
Frame rate | 30 fps | 30 or 60 fps |
Bitrate | Approximately 12 Mbps per camera | Approximately 12 Mbps per camera |
Bitrate alone does not guarantee a fixed recording time. Available storage and recording settings also affect how much footage you can keep. See Choose a microSD card for dashcam recording to prepare a suitable card.
Set the dashcam microphone level
Sound Recording sets how loud your CHIGEE dashcam records sound in each clip. You can choose off or one of two recording levels. Sound is recorded by default.
Open the Dashcam interface on your CHIGEE Display.
Tap the screen to show the dashcam menu bar.
Tap the settings icon on the right side of the menu bar.
Tap Sound Recording, then choose a level. Choose off if you don't want the dashcam to record sound.
The level you choose applies to new clips. Sound Recording only affects dashcam audio. It does not change the speaker or media volume on your CHIGEE Display.
Can you reduce wind noise in dashcam audio?
Wind noise in CHIGEE dashcam audio can't be reduced with a setting on the CHIGEE Display. Changing the Sound Recording level, including choosing the higher level, does not reduce wind noise.
If you don't want wind noise in your clips, set Sound Recording to off. The dashcam keeps recording video, but without sound.