Am I missing a setting somewhere for the above? I haven't seen any, and I'm wondering now if something is deficient on my Tesla.Īs a side question: Is there any way to read the dashcam files on an iOS device w/o much overhead? I know some special USB drives exist that facilitate wireless transfer, but I'm not interested in those. Model S and Model X: When your vehicle is in Reverse, swipe down to display the repeater camera video feeds. On Monday, one Tesla owner posted to Reddit about a fix to the problem, which they had reportedly - A recent bug in Tesla's software has users' Dashcams not recording video, with. Despite a few updates since the problem arose, users are still waiting on a fix to the issue.
TESLA DASHCAM VIEWER ICON NOT SHOWING UPGRADE
Click the 'Update now' button to start the firmware upgrade process. A recent bug in Tesla's software has users' Dashcams not recording video, with icons disappearing from the dash altogether. A popup window opens to display information about the new firmware. Tap the 3-dot icon ( ), then choose 'Remote firmware update'. I use a Jeda hub with a Samsung T5 SSD, 1/2TB in size. In Cloud Viewer mode under 'My camera (s)' a red dot should appear near your dashcams name when a new firmware is available. Formatting as FAT32 for large drives is a total PITA on Windows now, so the addition of exFAT was a welcome change, but my car is simply not reading the drive now.
After pulling the drive and seeing it was full, I reformatted it as an exFAT drive since support for this was added in 2020.8, however, exFAT is not working. My drive stopped working recently, and I finally realized it was full, which isn't supposed to happen anymore. Files are supposed to be cyclically deleted, correct? e.g., the USB drive is not supposed to fill up anymore (I can't remember which FW version added this, but I could have sworn this was added recently). I'm running 2020.12.1 firmware and am having problems with my DashCam setup, specifically, 2 features that have been added in various FW updates over the past few months just simply not working.
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