Can you view a video clip on the camera's screen and then delete it if it's no good, without having to connect the camera to your computer?
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I think so. Storage is not a problem with me, so I just download all that I've recorded and delete when I edit the clips into a longer video. This is an excellent action camera with a 2-1/2 hour on-time battery life. I leave mine on while kayaking (have two, one as a backup for the second 2-1/2 hours.
253077
Yes you can. You touch the playback button (looks like a screen with an arrow wrapping around inside) then push the center select button with "Record" highlighted, and cycle through your videos with the left and right arrow buttons. When you find the one you would like to delete you touch the "M" button and a dialogue will come up. It gives you the choice of deleting one, deleting all, or protecting it. You would select "Delete one".
353679
It has loop recording, once it uses up all available space it will start to overwrite the old recording starting with the oldest file. You can save the video file by pressing the hazard button, but you have to do it right away. it will save the file into a different folder that can't be deleted or overwritten from the camera, but can be done from a pc. its in MOV format so i don't see a problem for not viewing it on a mac, but i don't have a mac to confirm it. yes, you can playback video on the camera screen. but its a little more complicated. it also records audio by default but you can change the setting to have it not record audio.
1708135
The other answer suggested the answer is no. However I recorded a short video and snapped pix while the video was recording and those pix were recorded as was the video. I doubt this is a feature I'd use since I generally don't record video on my camera.
2269190
Sorry don't really, know. What I do know is that after initally working with windows xp, the software started using the laptops built in camera as the video source rather than the inspection camera. As of yet I have not been able to make it go back to the inspection camera. While it worked it worked well, other than it is a little floppy, so when you put it in a small hole, it is somewhat hard to control direction.
338264
No, not on the camera itself. However, since the videos can be downloaded to your computer, if you've got software that will do slo-mo you can do it there.
1548089
I simply connect the mini usb cable from the front of the camera to my PC and click on Windows Explorer and choose "Exterior device F", my video data is then displayed under "F". That's all I know about it.
1400857
I'm not sure you can unless you edit the images and delete the images you do not wish to upload while the card is still in the camera.
1697010
As far as I could tell the answer is NO. You can look at the pictures that have been captured but can not use it o see unless some one activates the button.
201362
I didn't. But I guess that depends on how often and for what purpose you intend to use it. I've used it for simple short videos and then I download them to my computer and delete them off the camera. If you needed the additional storage I guess you should.
1649126
YES! You must buy a micro SD memory card/stick to use in the camera. Preferably a "class 10" type I used a Sandisk 32 GB) which is fast which video cameras need. You can remove the memory stick from the camera and if you have a memory stick reader dock on your computer or an add on one attached via USB port (you can buy them on amazon too), you can off load them that way and access it on your computer through Windows by bringing up "my computer" and then scroll down and find the memory stick listed that's plugged into your computer. Open up the files and choose the menu where the pictures are stored and open it to see you videos. They're in MP4 format and if you have Windows Media player or another video player that plays MP4 that will play the video as soon as you double click to open the file. The files are all in 10 minute segments only and they overlap.
1602999
Yes - you delete them just like any other files (you must connect the camera to your PC). You can also copy them, email them, etc.But the files are big, so you almost have to delete them to be able to film more.
60681
I don't believe that you can...NO.However, saying that; the video recording always produces a jpeg from the first frame or so of the video, that appears when you download the video to your computer.
1443809
If I download what I've recorded to the computer Im able to play the recording on the pc without the recorder attached to the computer.
1191128
Its supper simple to watch the video clips on your computer. Just plug the camera into your computer using the included cable. On the camera a USB connection will pop up. Select it and watch either the front or back camera vids. Check out this for info on camera http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X16kiyDtTms
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I don't believe that you can...NO. However, saying that; the video recording always produces a jpeg from the first frame or so of the video, that appears when you download the video to your computer.
247113
The pictures are stored on the computer rather than on the camera (it has no internal memory card). I guess once you've finished filming you could disconnect it and edit the movie further if you need to. Just tried and it works on my PC.
502266
I have never tried it but my understanding is that if you can login to the camera you can take a picture or video and save it to your computer.