can you transfer the Mini SD card video to the computer to view in FFWD each video? I'm having trouble getting the Card to read in the MAC.
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Using the free Lorex Ping app, I am able to access the SD video on my IPhone.
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At least in Windows, open L-View =&gt; Web Configure =&gt; Schedule =&gt; Sd-Card and click on Sd-Card Files. Then select the file Download. Once downloaded, launch the file and L-Play will open. L-Play has a - 1x + button at the bottom of the screen where you can f.fwd or slow mo the movie. In my case I also have the file saved to a Network Storage Device (MyCloud) at the same time it is recording on the SdCard so, I just direct L-Play to look at the files from the NAS without the additional download operation from the Sd-Card. I use the SDcard files as backup or to review recordings remotely.
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At least in Windows, open L-View => Web Configure => Schedule => Sd-Card and click on Sd-Card Files. Then select the file Download. Once downloaded, launch the file and L-Play will open. L-Play has a - 1x + button at the bottom of the screen where you can f.fwd or slow mo the movie.In my case I also have the file saved to a Network Storage Device (MyCloud) at the same time it is recording on the SdCard so, I just direct L-Play to look at the files from the NAS without the additional download operation from the Sd-Card. I use the SDcard files as backup or to review recordings remotely. At least in Windows, open L-View => Web Configure => Schedule => Sd-Card and click on Sd-Card Files. Then select the file Download. Once downloaded, launch the file and L-Play will open. L-Play has a - 1x + button at the bottom of the screen where you can f.fwd or slow mo the movie.In my case I also have the file saved to a Network Storage Device (MyCloud) at the same time it is recording on the SdCard so, I just direct L-Play to look at the files from the NAS without the additional download operation from the Sd-Card. I use the SDcard files as backup or to review recordings... » Read More At least in Windows, open L-View => Web Configure => Schedule => Sd-Card and click on Sd-Card Files. Then select the file Download. Once downloaded, launch the file and L-Play will open. L-Play has a - 1x + button at the bottom of the screen where you can f.fwd or slow mo the movie.In my case I also have the file saved to a Network Storage Device (MyCloud) at the same time it is recording on the SdCard so, I just direct L-Play to look at the files from the NAS without the additional download operation from the Sd-Card. I use the SDcard files as backup or to review recordings remotely. « Show Less
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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.
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I had no problem with transferring video. Sound came through fine. I went back and looked as I have only one video on my phone. I could not find the file on my laptop but it is in my Dropbox and it has sound. Tried to transfer again with cable and you are right, it had no sound. I cannot remember how I got it into my Dropbox.
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Well I think it's ok but it freezes. My other cam froze too . I think it's the Mac mini not the cam; I have a mini , so I think the cam is ok. I read a bit and people say it's the card in the mini that causes it. I don't know, but u Cannot change the card in the mini. If u know a cam that works better, let me know, thx
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I am not sure if you can pass the video directly though the iMac via display port, but I know you can download the video from the SD card and play it though any number of video players on the iMac. I would suggest VLC or MPlayer as good Mac video players that will handle many different formats.
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Good question. I have just purchased the camera, because it has a short Mac section in the manual that seems to indicate that it is compatible. However, now that I've used it, i can't move the video to my Mac. Worthless!
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You need to get MPEG StreamClip from squared5. Or another converter... the website is squared5 dot com This will convert your SD Video to MPEG2 with MPEG2 audio. The problem that blocks the mac from reading it normally is that the mac doesn't understand Dolby 5.1 audio yet. Also, you need to get apples MPEG-2 quicktime plugin. So, $20 to apple, and the free squared 5 application and you're editing in SD on a Mac in iMovie. Editing the AVCHD on a mac isn't yet supported. I'm hopeful that the next release if iMovie will fix this.
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I am having the same problem. I ended up using my external DVD writer with my Dell. I wanted to import directly to my Mac so I could edit, but Sony didn't put a firewire on this recorder. I can copy the DVD from the camcorder on my PC, but I can't figure out how to edit it on my Mac.
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But how do you go about putting videos onto your card. Can you just click and drag stuff out of your itunes library and drop them off in the Removable Disk "g" folder? If not please tell me in detail!
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The video works fine with the Macs, but there is a known issue regarding the audio. The audio doesn't work with USB 3.0 ports. http://www.diamondmm.com/images/wpctvpromac/releasenotes.txt
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Remove the SDXC card from the video recorder. Put it in the SC card slot on the Mac.... BAM!! iMove, iPhoto, and other software that run on the Mac will use the data off the card. :) I have OS-10.9.3 running.
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In fact I ordered 3 of them and am suposed to hook them up to 3 mac minis but when I tried to do that I had the same problem. The solution is to use HDMI cord. It is supposed to be for videos but that will work. I am travelling and still have not hooked up mine. Best of luck
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Video playback is a bit hit and miss. Some play, some freeze the machine. I am trying to get the spec for compatible formats for .avi and .mp4 from Coby and waiting for a reply.The standard mini-USB plug cable allows you to manage and transfer files between the frame and a computer. The cards in the DP-102 will show as external drives on the PC.
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This is just a blind stab in the dark, but since this device uses a flash memory card, it seems to me there must be a USB card reader that you could plug into your Mac, that you could then use to transfer the data directly to your desktop? Like I do with my cameras card? Hope this helps.
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I'm wondering the same thing... i cannot even upload the file from my camera onto my Mac.. i'm confused because my Sony T90 uploaded video without any problem. Please can someone answer this question
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This is a common question. The answers are getting a bit old, like the Everio itself, but Google is your friend. I found the question at an Adobe help forum: https://forums.adobe.com/message/3154985For Mac users, try: http://www.iskysoft.com/convert-tod/tod-video-converter-mac.html
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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.