What is the Loop Recording feature in the ROVE R2-4K dashboard camera?

What is Loop recording in my camera, and what's its purpose?

In digital videography, the word 'Loop Recording' represents storing files in the camera memory by replacing old recorded clips with fresh clips whenever the camera memory goes out of space.

When you set the camera in a loop recording mode, it captures the footage and divides it into many small video clips of appropriate length based on your selection. – such as ( 1, 3, 5, or 10 minutes).

Whenever the camera memory storage is detected as insufficient, the camera instantly wipes out the earlier recorded clips and creates space for fresh content employing this feature.

For example, set up the camera to a 5-minute loop recording mode. The camera will cut up the entire captured video recording into a series of short video clips. The duration of each pin will be 5 minutes.

After splitting, the camera will store these short videos in memory space. And will list as something like xx0001, xx0002, and so on, respectively. 

Suppose the installed memory card in the camera runs out of storage after capturing the clip xx0030. It will automatically delete the oldest clip – the clip xx0001 and replace it with the freshest xx0031.

Naturally, new files will fill up the camera memory space again, and the same cycle will repeat until you end the video recording. The oldest clip, xxx0002, will be destroyed to create space for the xxx00032 clip.

In short, the Loop recording mode feature is a solution to the limited memory room. That allows you to have the newest recordings of the last several hours without bothering about storage capacity.