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All my questions are answered in this video. I always thought of buying a compact thumb drive for sentry recording and it occupies less space in glove box. After watching this video, I learnt that its not regular thumb drive, its a mini SSD drive that Tesla made as thumb drive size. OMG. Thank you so much. :)
Thank you for this. As simple as this is, we were having trouble the first go around. I’m not sure if it was a defective hard drive originally or that we didn’t hit stop recording, but I followed your steps with the new drive and it works flawlessly. Thank you
I like how detail and educational this video gets to, it's not the just unplug and plug it in again now you done. I'm actually picking up the car tonight and this video is exactly what I need, thank you
another upgrade I have added to my buy list thanks Dave
Thanks for all your videos Dave! Your easy to understand and follow instructions have really helped me out, all of my 10 left thumbs and all lol.
Love your channel. You are one of go to guys for everything Tesla.
As always, very useful information (commercial free!) . Thanks Dave
I saw 3 ads before the video started. Consider yourself lucky!!
Thanks for this... I'm picking up my Y soon, I'll order one of these to add to all the other new things I'm buying! 😋
Appreciate the upload. Helped me out tremendously with the setup 🙏🏼
Excellent video. Much appreciated information.
Great video. I got the same drive a year ago. I got it for storage space but also because I was hoping it would clear up the video glitches that appear on Sentry mode clips. Unfortunately my Sentry mode clips still have artifacts which is odd because manually saved dashcam clips do not: odd because they are supposed to be the same file(s) just copied to the Sentry folder. One thing to note is that Sentry mode is always recording even if it doesn't create Sentry clips. So if something happens with no Sentry events, you can still get to the past hour of footage by looking in the "Clips" folder (if the event was within the past hour).
I have used the same one for over 2 years, it’s bullet proof. I do wish the Y had a track mode to record track events. I’m going to secure mine with some Velcro. I wish Tesla would display the total capacity and what has been used. Oh and I just scheduled my delivery of my new PMY in Bloomington IL. Yea
Nice the exact SSD I was planning on using. Thanks for the vid.
Glad I could help!
Very informative video thanks a lot!!!
Great video! I didn't know about the pin for the glove box either. I'll be getting the largest SSD I can find for under $100.
Excellent presentation.
thanks dave!
Thank you!
Thanks for your demo!
My pleasure!
love this video
Thank you, very detailed and informative. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing, Dave. You had mentioned you were going to get a 1TB drive. Any reason why you chose 500GB, and why you chose the T5 vs the newer (comparably priced and twice as fast) T7?
Dave, you’re becoming a very experienced “one arm bandit”
Nice video regarts from the Netherlands 😊
Useful 🎉 thanks
Hello Dave, enjoy your video's keep them coming. I've been considering the same upgrade of this video but have eased the pressure on the trigger (if I may) because of recent video's and articles I've come across mentioning the power usage and heat generated by these SSDs. A group of Tesla owners are recommending to use a micro sd reader with a micro sd card 256gb to alleviate this problem. Is your T7 heating up and how much power does it draw? Thanks Dave
Dave, suggest you get a tripod for camera so 2 hands are available for opening packages.
Hi Dave I enjoy your car talks and the scenery from your travels. One suggestion; maybe get a shorter usb cable with a right angle C plug. It takes up less space and the cable will take-up less space in the glove-box. Maybe cable tie the drive so there is less chance of the connections vibrating loose over time. The USB stick is light and firmly in place .Just a thought,if they have already broken into in your car wouldn't a screw driver pry the glove-box open? (locks are for honest people sadly..)
Just make sure you secure the drive properly so that if you get in a crash the contents of the camera footage from the crash can be saved to the drive
How?
Battery drain on sentry cam is material, maybe 1 to 3% of battery capacity per day. Between that and cabin overheat protection, you should be careful about parking your Tesla for over a week without doing the math on what to expect when you return. If charging is not available, you might want to consider turning them off. If you leave them on, check your app every 4 or 5 days to check your current State of Charge. At some point you might want to turn one or both of these features off.
I was seeing around4 or 5% per day with just sentry mode on (while cold out). in my car that's like almost 15 miles. my car says 297 miles when charged to 100%. with the sentry mode, over head protection and app off it still uses at least 1-2% per day. I wonder if there's a way to turn off. use the safety screen and turn off? do I have to turn off wifi and not use the tesla app? telsa app seems to wake up the vehicle...
great video
Thanks for the visit
I just went through this installation and the T5 drive would not format. I discovered that as long as any device is plugged into the USB-C plugs in the center console, the SSD drive in the glove box will not format. I have a lot of WAV and FLAC files on USB devices and a "hub" plugged into the console for housing those devices. I removed all that and the Samsung T5 formatted. The USB devices are now reinstalled with no conflicts.
Dave good Video ... However --- Support has told me they could not see my system operation or some of the reports I sent them from my FSD Beta Reports because the LARGE SSD (500GB) was too big and I needed to install a smaller on .. well all i had smaller was a 32 GB drive that was not big enough (64 GB ) minimum .... What I did to get it back working again .. was to Re-Format the 500 GB drive and now I think thing are working fine... It was about 460 GB ... It should work but Tech tried to tell me that it was causing problems... Not sure that was accurate..?? I guess if you start having problems -- RE-Format..!!!
Can you BTwireless clips to your phone if you sentry recorda something?...If you have a PIN on glovebox can you open it via voice command?
Thanks for the video Dave.
Great instructions as always.
Does anyone know if you can also add the music directory to this drive? 🤔
Yes you can. You need a partition named Music to store your mp3 files
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Thanks
I am new to the Tesla Y and am wondering what is the difference between Sentry Mode and Recording? Please help
But doesn’t dash cam and the other cameras only record the last 10 minutes of your travel?
Good video ... I will buy the fingerprint protected version of this SSD, just in case anyone gets into the glove box !
...a rip & run attack on your car is probably a total of 20 seconds max, they don't/won't stop to notice fingerprint anything, they'll just grab and run....save your money if it costs more, IMO.....
@@MrDdmccormack Correct, I was thinking about the more sophisticated thief, wanting to remove the video evidence after a robbery of some sort.
Everything I have read says putting a larger drive will actually slow performance because the system is designed for 128gb. Interesting to see how this will work for you. Please post an update.
No, that is not accurate. It is a computer and will use larger drives with no issue.
There is one area where a larger drive could slow down the infotainment; if you have many files (music or otherwise) on it and set audio source to usb. At this point car will scan the device and all folders for music files. One reason I don’t get a 500GB ssd filled with all my music and opt for a few smaller sized devices….less files…sooner I can see the music in the gui and get to listening. Yea, for my favorite tunes, I don’t like Bluetooth compression or lower quality streamed music 🤣.
I think it is overkill. I usually view the video footage immediately from sentry alert and delete it afterward, 128GB is more than sufficient for me.
Do you keep smaller spare usb drives to give to people that need copies of data for accidents you caught on camera so they can have data for insurance or the police for their purposes or do you just load them on your computer and email them the clip. KO8CH
Tesla dashcam records on a Continuous loop, overwriting older footage unless saved
Good video, first time to watch you! Is a SSD or SD chip better for this application? Some say SD with reader that does not consume too much power and can write at the correct speed… your thoughts?
An SSD is best for many write cycles, a standard usb drive can wear out fast. An SSD handles Fast writes without issues
Hey Dave love your channel can I ask with the SSD is there any restriction on size? Will a 1T SSD work fine or do you recommend no bigger than a 500GB?
Cheers Mat.
Yes a large ssd work but each time you start up it gets indexed. The larger it is the longer it takes. I recommend 500gb to 1TB is best
Will it void the warranty? Ty
Does this have to be a Samsung SSD or can a ScanDisk SSD do the same thing.
1234? That's amazing, I've got the same combination on my luggage!
Question about the glovebox PIN though. If someone breaks into your car without your key or phone, would they even be able to do ANYTHING on the screen? It seems like they shouldn't be able to open the glovebox even without the PIN if they don't have the key.
Spaceballs!!
it's still possible? On my Mod3 I can't play MP3 anymore, Tesla says: safety issue....
THANKS -- NEEDED THIS. Greatly Appreciated Dave ! QUESTION 🙋🏼♂ Has anyone purchased a much larger SSD (multi terabytes ?) for long term recording or is that not necessary !?
I have the same question. Also, I'd like to know if I could use a M.2 SSD in an external case. The price of the M.2 is sometimes less expensive than an external SSD.
@@johnterdik4707 i been using 256gig m.2 ssd with a case. I will be upgrade to 2tb this black friday.
i upgraded to sandisk 500gb ssd. it failed in 2 months. Then I got samsung T7. It is beginning to fail. I don't get the reason for this
Second time watching 👀.
Hi I have tried to format my new SanDisk 2TB and it is still showing me unavaible in the Controls Panel.. Any tips? Maybe the a 2TB SSD is too Big ? Please help me I am clueless 😂
would be nice to show people how to add music files and boombox files to same ssd
Did you figured it out?
@shmuelmarantz1604 no I did not
Another video I saw they formatted the ssd by going into the sentry button
Newer software adds features
Do you have to create a folder called TeslaCam? I just looked at my formatted Samsung drive and it has a folder called “TeslaCam” so the formatting process now creates the “TeslaCam” folder, whereas years ago you had to do that manually.
New software will make the Tesla cam subdirectory for you
When the new drive gets full, does it automatically delete old videos to make space for new ones? Or does that have to be done manually?
The new software might have a circular buffer I’ll check thanks
I have a Samsung SSD in my model s. My screen froze and rebooted and Tesla service said it was because of my Samsung and then tried to sell me a tesla branded usb for $45.
The Samsung SSDs T5 and 7 works awesome
Hello I have a question. Does the model Y come with that Tesla ssd? Or did you have to purchase separately ? Thanks
Tesla supplies a good quality usb drive that last for many wire cycles but an SSD is designed for many more
I just watched another video which showed that tesla only keeps the latest 60 minutes of recording. If that's the case, why do you need larger ssd. Thanks.
I’m not sure that’s correct, it may due the stock SSD being so small I’ll check
I’ve been trying to copy and save the dashcam 10 minute videos but when I go to my computer with my usb I can only view a minute or less of the dashcam I manually saved. Is there a work around for this?
Sounds like it’s your computer, be sure to look in all of the folders
I have the same drive for my Model S. But it seems incredibly unstable. I have formatted it per the directions (more than once) and more often than not the car doesn't recognize the drive for Steam gaming. I have unplug it and plug it back in and only 1 in 4 times does that work. Anyone else with some tips/solutions?
Upgrade to Samsung T5 or T7 SSD they are built well and last a long time
I just got my Tesla a few months ago, and when I looked up that drive they now have a 7 and 9 instead of the 5. Will those work also or is there something specific about the 5 which is needed? Also, im wondering how these drives work when the interior temp is over 150F. I live in the desert and so-far this summer it's been well over that inside the car when parked outside.
I suggest getting the Samsung T7 at 500mB or 1 TB . Your tesla has cabin overheat protection you should be using it since it keeps the car interior cool
@@evdave528 I tried the overheat protection and it really drains the battery. We get upwards of 120F ambient temps here in the desert. Also, I checked, and it says my current storage is "full". Does it have a mode where it will overwrite the oldest stuff with newer stuff, sort of like security systems for homes/buildings?
Dave, Ron, Yes desert temps warm car well past 120 degrees and maybe 150 degrees. Cabin overheat protection does not cool inside of glove box. Over past 4 years 2 Sansumg 1 TB SSD drive have failed after about 2 years of use as they become very hot themselves in glove box. ( added wire to glove box from center console in 2020 MY). Tesla’s solution is their small thumdrive … Testing another solution offered by a UTube video that is Sansumg pro endurance 128 GB micro SD drive (supposedly work up to 160 degrees) inside a Rocketek thumb drive. May allow you to remove SD card place inside a card reader to view on iPhone maybe email video.
@@jamesj9325 I have seen my interior temp reach 170f at times. Probably hotter since im not monitoring it 24/7, just what ive seen when I checked it on the app.
@@ronwatkins5775 I’ve added silver reflective and mesh screens held by clips and suction cups to roof window that helps to reduce interior temps. Unfortunately cabinets overheat protection sometimes does not work in remote Utah locations without cell service.
Shame they did not put a USB-C in the glovebox, maybe that would prevent the glitches.
The Tesla USB Stick is not a Solid State Drive.
That USB stick is simply a rebranded Samsung one, they’re pretty cheap and nasty. Mine lasted a few months and then promptly died. I replaced with an SD card but am considering upgrading to an SSD
Can i use hdd? I have one lying and its 1TB.
Probably, if it’s a USB HDD should work but format it first
Hi Dave can it work on Tesla model s 2016?
Yes
@@evdave528 ít work on my because my autopilot is 1.0 can I upgrade to 3.0?
Can you use the same drive in a model 3
Yes
All teslas
why upgrade??? its records in loops?
Larger loops that way you can review the video before it gets overwritten
Also it’s not MB, it is GB
Yes
Dave needs a tripod.
Dave has plenty of tripods but most of the time the camera is stabilized so it’s not a problem besides it’s bringing you into the action
@@evdave528 Dave seems like a cool cat
It’s gigabytes not megabytes…
Memory and storage is a common misused term.
The Tesla USB is not a SSD. A true SSD has a more sophisticated Flash Memory controller and other electronics to improve speed and reliability, an SSD Drive can use different interfaces like USB 2.x, 3.x, SATA, etc. The Tesla USB is a USB-A 3.1 Flash Drive, Flash Drives are slower, with smaller capacities due to their size constraints.
That’s accurate, I usually upgrade to the T5 or T7 SSD for more robust recording
It is not entirely true that upgrading to a larger storage device alllows you to store more teslacam video automatically. User intervention is required every 55 minutes. Sounds weird, read on. After reading thIs comment, I suspect many of you will want to read about how to partition a single device to so it can handle teslacam and usb based music as the extra storage pace will be better served for music data. A benefit of usb music is no extra Bluetooth compression.
Ok To make use of the extra disk space to store video, you need to manually select the dashcam record button every 55 minutes so the video data is transferred from the recents folder to the saved clips folder. No matter what, teslacam only stores 10 minutes of sentry events. Here is how teslacam works. This is in the user manual.
The TeslaCam folder contains three sub-folders:
Recent Clips: When recording, Dashcam continuously saves footage to Recent Clips in 60-minute cycles. Footage is overwritten every hour unless you manually save it. Four videos are recorded for each clip, one from each camera (front, rear, left, and right).
Saved Clips: Contains all recordings that are saved using Dashcam.
Sentry Clips: Contains the last 10 minutes of footage from all Sentry Mode events that triggered an Alert or Alarm state. If storage space on the USB flash drive becomes limited, the oldest Sentry Clips are deleted to provide space for new ones. Once deleted, you cannot retrieve them.
When the USB flash drive runs out of storage space, video footage can no longer be saved. To prevent the flash drive from getting full, regularly move saved videos to another device and delete them from the flash drive.
The Tesla automatically overwrites the oldest files when it gets close to full. You do not have to intervene due to space usage.
@@davidw4806 That’s not what the manual says. What’s your source of info? I quoted the manual btw.
You are not talking about using the drive in automatic mode. It is true that if you somehow save enough files to fill the drive up you have to reformat or delete files. Not sure how many people would save that many files. Cannot think of a reason. You need to manually save Dashcam files and I do not keep my Sentry files more than a month. It is a real pain to scroll through them.
I also notice you seem to be talking about storing music in the same drive. That is really not recommended as it certainly does fill the drive fast. Use a separate usb for music if you are bringing music files on a usb flash. Most, but not all, people use a single flash drive for sentry and Dashcam footage and do not mingle other files on it. You can of course do so but it will fill the drive much faster. Probably explains why I have never had to intervene with a error message.
Due to the way the teslacam system works, there is no benefit in a teslacam specific storage device larger than 128GB unless a person manually saves tesla dashcam clips a lot like every hour for a few months. The quality of the tesla cameras is low (so is resolution & file sizes) so anyone recording that much (manually) will opt for a real dash cam system that is much better quality. In 100% automatic operation, a 128GB device will not fill up.
But people are free to spend their money as they see fit.
How did you manage to take 15 minutes to plug in a USB? Especially without covering the only important thing which is the power draw and size of the drive. Most 500gb drives are fine but the equivalent 1gb and 2gb drives can draw more current than the Tesla's USB port can provide. CRUCIAL information. Also remember the phantom drain when parked for long periods will increase. So basically this video is not very useful for 15 minutes lo.
Thanks for watching
EV DAVE hasnt a clue what hes talking about folks
Nobody cares about opening boxes
I wont watch someone fumble with one hand. Dislike and move on!
I don’t think Tesla give you a ‘high quality SSD’, that is just a Samsung thumb drive.😂😂😂