With this app, you can view Sentry incidents and saved clips from your TeslaCam drive, access thumbnails with AI assistance, and export composite videos. Includes clip management features, storage overview, and smooth playback options.
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About Dash View for Tesla Cars
Note: This app requires an adaptor, that works with the Files app, to connect your TeslaCam drive to your device. Some devices may require a powered adaptor.
- Easy to use UI
- AI powered thumbnails
- View all clips synchronised
- Automatically jumps to time of sentry incident (don’t waste time)
- Quickly delete events
- Export timelapses and combined videos
- See what is taking up storage on drive
- Smooth playback even at 4x speed
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Reviews for Dash View for Tesla Cars
Strooper
Glitched Video Exports - Not as Advertised
I recently purchased Dash View for Tesla Cars with the expectation of exporting combined videos showing all camera angles, as advertised. However, the app fails to deliver on this promise with my 2024 Model Y. When attempting to export combined videos, the output is completely glitched. The exported video only shows two or three of the cameras, with them overlapping or in an extremely weird format. Instead of displaying all four camera angles, the app creates an ultra-wide video format that is not functional. The front camera often appears in the middle, with other camera views overlapping or missing entirely. This results in an aspect ratio that's around 10:1, which is unusable. The app's thumbnails on the App Store and in the app itself attempt to emulate the look of Tesla's Sentry Mode viewer, but the actual output is far from what is depicted. The exported videos are mangled in terms of orientation and inclusion of all four camera angles. This issue may be due to the newer Tesla models having cameras with different aspect ratios. For reference, I am using this app on a 2020 Intel iMac running macOS. I hope the developers can address these issues soon, as the current state of the app does not meet expectations based on the advertised features.
Bruce in Fremont
useless when it crashes so often
I'm still looking for a great dash cam viewer, and tried this one again - it still crashes while just viewing clips.
