Explain Halo Secure (Gravity 3.5.1), esp DashCam, to me

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So, just got back from a road trip, but I guess I don't know how the DashCam feature works.

Apparently, hitting the round circle record icon on the Clearview Cockpit display starts recording then, continuing for a minute. It doesn't include any footage from BEFORE you hit the button. Is this right?

What about honking the horn? I have one video that's longer than a minute (1:53 to be exact), was that from a honk honk or something else (this is while driving).

I have no footage from any parked event, even though I know people have come up to the car while it was locked with Halo Secure On.

This is really unfortunate, as I had two events on this trip that I really wanted to have on video. But, all I have is the calm 1 minute afterwards.

Also, what is in the .bin files at the top directory - and why so many of them (many more than events recorded)?
 
Has anyone looked at their recordings?
Any comments on the resolution, I.e. can you make out the license plates?
 
The resolution is 1280x720, but the cameras are wide angle, so the quality isn't great. You can't really the license plate of the car in front from a normal distance. You need to get really close.

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The thing records 4 cameras. Front, rear and the side B pillars.

If you get a hit and run, you will only be able to prove it wasn't your fault.
 
The resolution is 1280x720, but the cameras are wide angle, so the quality isn't great. You can't really the license plate of the car in front from a normal distance. You need to get really close.

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The thing records 4 cameras. Front, rear and the side B pillars.

If you get a hit and run, you will only be able to prove it wasn't your fault.

... and hope it happens during the day, night videos are just a dark screen
 
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