Can you select certain video (select the time and the camera) to transfer to a flash drive?
1052446
Yes you can. You can review video by date and time for any camera and when you find the one you want you can export it to the harddrive or any other device that you have attached to the computer
1927152
Not sure if the USB connection would enable file transfer, but the SD cards are definitely viewable on a Mac. . The video format is H.264, which is pretty standard nowadays. iMovie can import these files, and QuickTime can play them - no issues.
1445824
These come formatted with Fat32 and are ready to be used. Appropriate type and size video files can be copied and used directly. The flash drive does not limit the type type of video file. Where you are playing might limit certain video files. Smart TV's, for example, may be somewhat selective.
659816
You have to manually do this in the file system in the camera. Plug this in to your computer and look for the videos in the camera file system and cut and paste to your computer. My suggesting would be to send the camera back if you can. This was a terrible purchase and I should have returned mine!!
833012
Go to "import video" on whatever software you're using and the mini cam should be there whatever it may be called.
1925151
Yes it can save the video to selected directory on computer or to a sd card that can be placed in the camera.
1419023
I've only tested the USB port on it once, so I may be wrong, but I'm fairly sure you can only do a photo-slide show using a usb drive. Any video content has to come from an actual player of some sort (computer, DVD plater etc.). But like I said, I've only tried that once, so anyone else please correct me if I'm wrong :)
2242055
It takes video but you cannot tell what you've taken until you get home and upload on your computer
1191129
yeah, depending on which one you get they have either sd card or micro sd card which you can remove at any time to transfer videos to the computer just like any other video. owners manual should be on the website that is selling it as a pdf. owners manual really isn't as helpful as it could be. i only used it to figure out what the buttons do, but just fooled around with it until i got it set up. overall decent unit.
1462627
None, you need an SD card, and however big your SD card is is the amount of video.
154887
Depends on how you configure it. I am saving video and alarm still captured to both a memory card in the camera itself, and across my local LAN to my Windows PC. By using both methods, I actually have two copies of the video.Easy access to my computer hard drive copy, but I pull the memory card from the camera to read the second copy.
140664
The video file is in .mov (QuickTime) format. Please turn on the camera before connecting the usb cable. Then the camera is mounted as a removable disk. Here is a beta version of the player software: https://www.ojocam.com/content/ojocam_player_0318_beta.zip Thank you.
1996154
You can store those videos into camera memory. It is a flash drive. (No playback feature).
957426
Yes, there is a USB port attached to the unit for you to connect a USB hard drive to. Obviously, the videos need to be in the supported format.
1718375
If you are using windows, then mark all the photos you want transferred and then click CTRL-C (for copy). Then click on the flash drive and then click CTRL-V (for paste). You do the same thing if you were using a MacBook. You can also drag the selected pictures to the flash drive disk icon. Hope this helps.
865323
Yes. Be sure to read your manual, but you can use your flash and anything else you want provided it's supported by the specific function.
1606459
I use the USB cable that was supplied with my camera, and transfer directly into the Sony "play memories home" software. works great!