TOGUARD C310 Dual Dash Cam Recording is Low-Quality

If the video quality from your TOGUARD C310 Dual Dash Cam appears low, follow this troubleshooting guide for potential solutions.

One potential reason for low-quality video is an obstructed lens. Ensure that any protective film covering the lens has been removed. Additionally, check if the lens is smudged or dirty. If so, gently clean the lens to improve video clarity.

The SD card could also be a cause. It's important to have a high-speed SD card for better video quality. A slow SD card will likely not download the footage smoothly. With a fast SD card, the footage can be transferred smoothly to an external device, preserving the quality. The TOGUARD C310 supports a micro-SD card, class 10 U3 speed, up to 128GB max. Make sure that you have the correct micro-SD card to ensure the best video quality possible.

Another reason for the low-quality recording is the camera settings are not set up properly. To get the best quality out of your dashcam, it's essential to adjust the settings. Go into the camera's settings and look for Resolution, Frame Rate, and Exposure Value. Make sure the resolution and frame rate are on the highest setting. Exposure Value is needed to possibly make darker footage more visible. For more information on camera settings, review the instructions on the TOGUARD website.