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Tesla Dashcam Viewer: How to Find and Watch Your Clips

Use the in-car Dashcam Viewer for recent clips when supported, or remove the USB drive safely and open the TeslaCam folders on a computer for closer inspection.

Tesla Dashcam Viewer is the in-car playback interface for saved Dashcam and Sentry Mode events on compatible vehicles. Open the app while the vehicle is parked, choose a clip and switch between the available camera angles on screen.

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How do I open Tesla Dashcam Viewer in the car?

With the vehicle parked, open the Dashcam or camera viewer from the touchscreen app controls. Menu wording can change with software updates, so follow the current on-screen interface and owner's manual.

Where are Tesla dashcam clips stored?

They are stored on the connected USB drive inside the TeslaCam folder, with subfolders for different recording types. Factory-equipped vehicles may place the drive in the glovebox USB port.

Can I watch all Tesla camera angles together?

The in-car viewer lets you select available angles. Desktop viewer tools may synchronise multiple files, although supported cameras and layouts depend on the vehicle and software version.

Why is a clip missing from Tesla Dashcam Viewer?

The drive may be full, disconnected, incorrectly formatted or still processing files. Check the dashcam status icon and inspect the drive on a computer before formatting it.

Is a third-party Tesla dashcam viewer app safe?

Treat footage as personal data. Check the app publisher, permissions, privacy policy and whether processing stays on your device before opening original recordings.