How do I upload video to new Netbook?
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Pop open the USB plug on the Flip. Plug the Flip into your USB port. A dialog box should ask if you want to install the software, if not, open the drive that is created and run Setup_flipshare.exe. You can then copy the videos from the camcorder to your Netbook.
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Yes you can. The USB interface works quite well. I've tried AVI and MP4 files without issue.
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Read my review. The way to do it without buying an external DVD drive is to set up a network. Here's step by step process: If you already have your computers set up for "home or small office network," 1) add your netbook to that network by going to My Network Places, and opening up the "Set up a home or small office network" on the left side. Make sure that the network name is the same. Follow instructions fully. You may have to reboot afterwards. 2) on the computer with the DVD drive, go to the My Computer and locate the DVD drive. right click on it and open "Sharing and Security..." Check "Share this folder on the network." 3) on the netbook, open the network and locate the DVD drive. 4) on the computer with the DVD drive, insert a program and stop install. 5) on the netbook, open the DVD drive, locate the "setup" file and run. That's it. If you don't have a set up network, you will have to set up the network for each computer with the same network name. Follow the above instructions for the rest. That's it.
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I remove the card and use an SD adapter to plug it into my computer. Comes up as a drive and I copy the videos off to my laptop. I did not have a cable that fit the very small USB port on the drone. I also am using a larger microSD card to be able to save longe videos but found I really did not need this as the 2 gb one that came with the more than large enough.
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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.
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No. It does not. No netbook can play dvd's for the fact that they don't contain a drive.
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You have to put the Nexus Media Importer app on your Nexus. I also use the ES Explorer app. I then download avi or mkv video to the ES Explorer download folder and play them with the BS player. You can also stream video and stuff directly but I prefer downloading. I have a 32 GIG nexus and I put 2 or 3 of my home movies at a time on it. You can put music, photos or whatever on the Nexus. I use 32 GIG Flash Drives loaded with media. Play stuff directly from the flash drive or put it on the Nexus. The usual video size for me is from 800 MB to 1.5 GIGs. You can use other movie and music apps....there are a ton of them. The ones I use are all free. For small files I find Dropbox is handier. You have to put the Nexus Media Importer app on your Nexus. I also use the ES Explorer app. I then download avi or mkv video to the ES Explorer download folder and play them with the BS player. You can also stream video and stuff directly but I prefer downloading. I have a 32 GIG nexus and I put 2 or 3 of my home movies at a time on it. You can put music, photos or whatever on the Nexus. I use 32 GIG Flash Drives loaded with media. Play stuff directly from the flash drive or put it on the Nexus. The usual video size for me is from 800 MB to 1.5 GIGs. You can use other movie and music... » Read More You have to put the Nexus Media Importer app on your Nexus. I also use the ES Explorer app. I then download avi or mkv video to the ES Explorer download folder and play them with the BS player. You can also stream video and stuff directly but I prefer downloading. I have a 32 GIG nexus and I put 2 or 3 of my home movies at a time on it. You can put music, photos or whatever on the Nexus. I use 32 GIG Flash Drives loaded with media. Play stuff directly from the flash drive or put it on the Nexus. The usual video size for me is from 800 MB to 1.5 GIGs. You can use other movie and music apps....there are a ton of them. The ones I use are all free. For small files I find Dropbox is handier. « Show Less
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Very easyJust go to main menuBackupAnd click the ch that u want to back upThen searchThen change the type of back up to AVI so can be played on any computerThen start If u can get it con tact me again and I will walk u through Take care
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It looks like the only recording file types are AVCHD and MP4. You would have to convert one of these file types to .mov
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actually the DVD works very well now with the netbook I have. I should update my last comments..soon - the window XP model was from a few years back 1005HA. But I don't see why this hardward is not working with the new one. There is a support number sticker on the netbook bottom. You can call just double check and will send if you don't have it.
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You have to hook homesync up to computer via transfer cable then transfer videos from pc to homesync hard drive hope this helps
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It doesn't really matter what laptop you have. You just need usb3.0 or add one. It probably helps to have fast processor and lots of RAM since it seems video goes through processor instead of just video card.
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how do i upload it to the computer thru USB.... im trying to put up a video to facebook but am having great difficulty. pls help!
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Probably not. Cheaper netbooks tend to have under powered USB for what is needed by an optical device. Even if USB would support drive, you will also need viewing software to play video (codec for decoding video, and enough memory for buffering from device) I was unable to find any "free software" that would worked worked with Android 2.2 for viewing videos
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You can either connect through usb and copy to device or load them onto a micro sd card. To ensure they autoplay in 3d rename video file with [3D] at the start
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The best way is using a firewire cable. Is quiker to transfer with the best video quality.
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Sure, that's exactly what happened to my Acer netbook. Completely dead so I bought the Sanoxy hard drive enclosure, extracted the hard drive from the old dead netbook and transfered files and photos to my new Asus netbook. Quick and easy.