Trips for Dashcam

1.0.1

November 13, 2026

• A trip starts at 0. A trip opened at its start now reads 0 driven. Before, it could read a few feet.
• A one-minute stretch reads “1 min”. The Save a Stretch of Video sheet now starts a stretch on a whole second, so a one-minute stretch no longer reads “1 min 1 s”.

1.0.0

November 13, 2026

• Trips, not files. Open a dashcam’s card or a folder, and the clips that follow each other become trips, listed by day with their start time, length and distance. A stop of more than 5 minutes starts a new trip.
• One video per trip. A trip plays from start to end with no gaps, with the rear or inside camera in a corner at the same moment. The arrow keys jump from clip to clip.
• The route on a map. The route, a dot that moves with the video, the speed, the distance driven and the top speed, in kilometers or miles. Click the route to watch that place.
• Locked clips. The clips the camera kept after a bump, the button or in parking mode are marked on the trip and listed on their own.
• Save what you need. A stretch of the trip as one video file, copied with nothing lost. The route as GPX, KML or CSV. A picture of any moment.
• Reads GPS from a file next to the video, from the video’s subtitle track, or from inside the video in the way some cameras keep it. Without GPS, everything but the map still works.
• Nothing on the card is ever changed, and a save never replaces a file.