i wanted to put my recorded video onto my macbook to edit how do i do this?
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There is a mini usb port on the side of the Q2. Plug that into your macbook's usb port. When you power up the Q2, 3 options will appear on the screen. Choose "card reader", and the Q2 will appear in the finder. You can access the videos from there.
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Hi,It's not possible to do it from a PC or Mac, you need an IOS or Android device, once the MediaShare software it's only available for those devices.
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I think so, I downloaded video to my PC, so I am pretty sure you can do the same thing to Mac
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If the camera is a DV cam (firewire) I would suggest getting a Firewire 400 to Thunderbolt adapter (if your Macbook supports Thunderbolt).
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The camera converts the video to an AVI file upon completion of recording. That file is then downloaded. If you have software running on the Mac that can play that file format you should be all set. Also it must have either a USB connection or the ability to read an SD card to download the file. The manual does not mention Macs.
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This camera sits there and records, nothing else. You can record footage using a host PC or Macintosh, by using EasyCAP for Mac or Windows Media Encoder for Windows. Both programs are free of charge, available on the internet. I would not recommend recording for very long though because the uncompressed file size is giant.
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Can you further explain how to format this for Mac -- and can it be interswitched between a Mac and a PC?
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If you've got a fairly current version of OSX, then it has drivers to download photos into iPhoto and AVCHD video into iMovie. Either connect the camcorder to the laptop using the USB cable that came with the camcorder, or insert the SD card from the camcorder into an SD card reader attached to the mac. Within iMovie, from the "File" menu, select "Import from Camera."
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It depends on the software used to import the video. I used iMovie on my iMac, the final output file format is MPEG-4.
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Sorry, I don't know if the videos are Mac compatible, they are AVI's that are stored on a micro-SD card.
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only if you have your own software that will do that. It does not come with what is in this box. We separately downloaded the suggested program, but still have not figured out how to save the videos the kids make to view on our Mac system, let alone add sound to them. Very disappointed.
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i have a macbook and it's totally compatibleall you need to do is to get an Apple video adapter cable
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The Mini Recorder doesn't actually record! It converts the SDI/HDMI video and audio feed from your video source and makes it available via Thunderbolt to your Mac or PC to record in your video application (or the Blackmagic Design Media Express application). Don't know of anything that can do what you are after.
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Just download MPEG Streamclip for free - it will convert your videos to QT or most other video formats easily. Again, it is a free program for Mac.
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You can download it onto a mac (that's what I use) by using either the memory card or the USB. Either works well to import into iMovie.
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You will use a Thunderbolt or MiniPoprt Display to VGA converter to connect the Mac computer to the device's video input. Here's the link for the product manual so you can view the back panel of the device, file:///C:/Users/irish.simbajon/Desktop/PDFs/man_f1dh10xl_pm01808.pdf.
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Go to "import video" on whatever software you're using and the mini cam should be there whatever it may be called.