What is the name of the application for the video recorder Xiaomi and how to use it

If you bought a Xiaomi DVR (or its 70Mai sub-brand) and were wondering what app you need to connect to the device, this article will help you figure out. The manufacturer offers several official solutions depending on the model of the registrar and its functionality – from basic viewing of records to managing settings in real time.

The main confusion is that Xiaomi launches registrars under different brands, and applications for them can differ in interface and functionality. For example, for most 70Mai models (such as Pro Plus+ or Dash Cam 1S), one application is used, and for the Mi Home Security Camera series registrars, another one is used, and we will analyze all the options in detail so that you can choose the right one.

In this article, you'll find not only app names, but also step-by-step instructions for installing them, setting up notifications, exporting videos, and solving typical problems. And if your registrar model doesn't support official software, we'll talk about alternative ways to connect.

Official applications for Xiaomi registrars: the full list

Xiaomi and its sub-brand 70Mai are releasing registrars with different software, and here is the current list of applications divided into device lines:

• 📱 70Mai — The main application for most registrars 70Mai (For example, Dash Cam. 1S, Pro Plus+, Omni supports live video viewing, setting up shooting parameters and traffic alerts.
• 🏠 Mi Home – used for some registrar models integrated into the Xiaomi Smart Home ecosystem (e.g. Mi Home Security Camera 360)° It allows you to control the device through a shared smart home hub.
• 🚗 Xiaomi Auto – an app for automotive accessories, including individual models of registrars (for example, Xiaomi Mi Car) DVR). Less common on the market, but may be required for older devices.

It is important to clarify that one application may not be suitable for all models, for example, the 70Mai Dash Cam 1S will not work with the Mi Home, and the Mi Home Security Camera in Registrar mode does not support the speed recording function (as specialized auto recorders do).

If you are not sure what app you need for your model, check out:

1. The name of the model on the device body or in the documentation.
2. QR-code on the package – often it leads to the download page of the desired software.
3. Xiaomi or 70Mai (support section)

How to download and install the 70Mai app

70Mai is the most common app for the brand's auto-registrars, available for Android and iOS, but with some restrictions depending on the region, and below is a step-by-step installation guide.

For Android.

1. Open Google Play Market and search for 70Mai.
2. Select an application from the developer Shenzhen Xiaoyi Technology Co., Ltd. (official publisher).
3. Click Install and wait for the download to be completed.
4. After installation, open the application and allow access to geolocation, device memory and camera (necessary for working with video).

For iOS (iPhone)

1. Go to the App Store and find 70Mai.
2. Make sure the publisher is Shenzhen Xiaoyi Technology Co., Ltd. (avoid clones!).
3. Click Download and confirm installation via Face ID/Touch ID.
4. After launch, allow notifications and access to photos/video (otherwise you will not be able to save records).

⚠️ Note: In some countries (for example, in Russia) 70Mai It may not be available in official stores:

• Download. APK-file 70Mai (support section → App Download).
• Or use alternative sources (such as APKPure), but check the hash file for viruses.

Connecting the registrar to the application: step-by-step instructions

Once you install the application, you need to sync it to the registrar, and the process is a little different for different models, but the overall scheme is this:

1. Turn on Wi-Fi on the Registrar: On most models 70Mai Hold the Wi-Fi (or Menu) button) 3 So the registrar will create its own network with the name of the type. 70Mai_XXXX (where XXXX — unique identifier).
2. Connect to the Registrar Network: On your phone, open your Wi-Fi settings and select the network 70Mai_XXXX. The default password is usually 12345678 (If it doesn’t work, check the documentation).

Add the device in the app

• Open the 70Mai app and click Add Device.
• Select the Dash Cam (Video Recorder) device type.
• Follow the instructions on the screen (may need to be scanned) QR-log-code).

⚠️ Note: If the registrar is not connected, check:

• 🔋 Charging device (at low battery level Wi-Fi can be turned off).
• 📶 Distance between phone and registrar (should be no more than 5 meters).
• 🔄 Firmware version (obsolete software can cause synchronization errors).

After successful connection, the application will display:

• 🎥 Live video from the camera.
• 📁 List of saved videos (with the ability to view and download).
• ⚙️ Settings of resolution, cyclic recording, impact sensor, etc.

70Mai App Features: What You Can Configure

The 70Mai app offers a wide range of functions for managing the registrar, and below is a table with the main features and their description:

One of the most useful features is adjusting the sensitivity of the G sensor, so if the sensor is too sensitive, it will block the video at the slightest vibration (for example, from road bumps).

1. Open the app and go to Settings → Impact Sensor.
2. Select the sensitivity level: Low, Medium or High.
3. Test the settings by tapping the registrar slightly – the blocked video will appear in the Emergency folder.

Important: Some registrar models (e.g., 70Mai Pro Plus+) support connection to Xiaomi Cloud storage, which allows you to view records remotely even if the memory card is removed or damaged, but requires a subscription (from ~$2/month).

💡

If you often park in unsafe places, turn on Parking Mode in the settings. The recorder will record video when you detect movement or impact, saving battery life.

Alternative ways to connect to the registrar

If the official app is not suitable (for example, your registrar model is outdated or not supported), alternative methods can be used:

• 🖥️ View through memory card: Remove the microSD from the recorder and connect it to your computer or phone via an adapter: DCIM/ ├── Normal/ # Regular records ├── Emergency/ # Blocked files (G-sensor) └── Parking/ # Parking records
• 🌐 FTP-server (for advanced users): Some registrars (for example, 70Mai Omni supports access to FTP. To do this: Connect the registrar to Wi-Fi. Use FTP-client (e.g. FileZilla) with address ftp://192.168.10.1 (default login/password: admin/12345678).

Third-party annexes

Apps like Dashcam Viewer (for Android) or RoadCam (for iOS) can read memory card videos, add tags to a card, and analyze speed, but they don't support logger management.

⚠️ Attention: When in use FTP or third-party applications:

• Do not change system files on the memory card – this can cause the registrar to crash.
• Avoid public Wi-Fi networks to connect to the registrar (the risk of data interception).

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Before resetting the registrar settings, save important videos to another medium – all data from the memory card will be deleted!

Comparison of apps: 70Mai vs Mi Home

If your registrar supports both applications (e.g., Mi Home Security Camera in Auto Recorder mode), it’s worth considering which one is best suited for your tasks.

Conclusion:

• For full control of the auto recorder (record settings, G-sensor, video export) it is better to use 70Mai.
• If you need integration with a smart home (for example, automation on motion sensors), Mi Home is suitable.