OEM 360 camera Nissan Qashqai, Xtrail

Tswire

I have a Dudu7 unit with the proper wire harness for 2019 and newer Nissan Qashqai. Everything seems to work including the OEM 360 camera BUT, the image has some refresh issue which I can’t video or take an image of easily. The picture is as clear as the camera provide (which is crappy lol) but I get almost like a flicker/wave in the image that I know is not there with the OEM radio. Does anyone else see this? Would it have something to do with the cameras requiring 6 volts instead of 12? Something else? All connections are solid and like I said, the image is ok but something seems off.

dudu-langzi

Tswire When the resolution of the screen becomes higher, but the video resolution does not change. It will become more blurred than before, that is to say. Low-resolution video will be more blurry on a high-resolution display because the screen magnifies the video.

Tswire

Hard to see in the video but you can see what I am talking about. Is this normal?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DkpBARv6rY61ge9wnUM_qKJ06srx8VzK/view?usp=drivesdk

Tswire

dudu-langzi

I think it might be due to the Dudu7 using AHD video format for the display vs TVi or NTSC like other units do. For most OEM 360 cameras (especially Nissan) the first of the video is always 480i at best. It seems like other Android stereos are able to show the OEM rear camera without overblown colors or what I can see which is sync issues (wavy and pulsing bright spots). Please take a look

Tswire

Yes, like I said I know the resolution is bad and always was. It’s the flickering wave or pulsing of light that is hard to capture on video that I am talking about. Something is interfering with video signal or there might be a wrong voltage somewhere. That’s wat it looks like.

dudu-lai

Tswire DUDU7 is a monitor, he only has the role of displaying the image, 360 image will automatically adapt to the screen size, when your 360 device outputs low resolution, it will feel blurry. If your 360 can output 1080P or 2K resolution, it won't blur.