how can i transfer files after filming?
1070819
Just plug it into your computer and download the software that comes with it. This is the biggest downside I've found with the bloggie. You have to use their software to send clips to family and friends. I wasn't crazy about their software program. I did manage to copy and paste the clips to another program after downloading to the bloggie software and sent out videos that way. It was just another step and made the process longer.
1070820
You plug in your camera to a USB port on your computer and it will download the software. You can then use the software to download, or you can download the pictures manually to a folder on your computer by opening "My Computer" icon on a PC and then download the files individually to whatever file you want to use.
121030
Any Class 10, SDHC card will do. San Disk 32 gig Extreme HD video Class 10, 45 mb/s transfer rate is a good one.
350618
Yes starting and stopping will result in a new file. This allows you to name each scene for easier production, remember you want short scenes 10-12 seconds. You can always piece together in your editor software and transition to a new scene. The other option is to keep the camera filming and cut out the section you don't want, but this waste battery and storage space.
403417
Sure! Easy! Just connect the camera to your computer using the enclosed USB cable. You'll see a folder for the video files, and another folder for still shots. Simply drag and drop into your preferred editor.
1313505
Hi i think the easiest way would be connecting the camera to a pc or mac downloading the pictures and then plugging your flash drive and then move them to it, justo don't know a simple way...hope it helps, greetings
1580993
You can transfer any document or photo from your old computer, just attaching a portable DVD writer to you new computer. Another way is using icloud.
1680264
You can download Acronis True Image software from the Western Digital website to transfer all your data. I have used it successfully.
2152315
Yes, if they are networked together you can file share, or with the proper software, you can transfer the entire image of the source disk to a new computer.
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.
1901358
Hi William,to transfer files to the computer, you would need to turn on the camcorder. A USB connected or Mass Storage message will show on the LCD display once camera is recognized. We suggest using PlayMemories Home for faster import and edit of files. Thanks_Mitch
1176689
We would send you a transfer film. It is adhesive. You could transfer the whole patten with the help of the transfer film. You could find the instrunction picture for more details. Thank you
2050701
I also remove the memory card and click it into my laptop to transfer the photos. I do all editing with Easyshare software that was already on my laptop from a previous camera. Of course the software doesn't come with this camera, which I think is ridiculous. I didn't get a remote with my camera so I can't answer that part of the question.
2228784
Pretty sure, yes. I did the something similar - transfering music and video files onto my S4 from an SD card
2199952
Yes you can - we take the card out of the camera and import the video using a card reader.
1494998
To transfer files, you would use the USB cable that comes in the accessories pack. You may be able to use another USB cable if that one in particular isn't available. You plug the cable into the recorder and then plug the side that is similar to a thumb drive into the computer. There are instructions in the manual on this under Using USB.I don't know about accepting a line in from a mixing board. I don't see anything about that in the instructions, so I tend to doubt it.
459736
Yes ----use a flash drive or a image card and then transfer to your preference. This mobility does not come with the software like you see on TV.
1204764
Yes you can, just be careful the type of files you want to move to it. I read that raw files can be a problem.