how do you transfer video from internal memory to produo sd card
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Hi Josiah, from this link, http://docs.sony.com/release/DCRSR42_Handbook_GB.pdf, on page 41, you will find information for copying pictures from your internal memory to a memory stick. -Vincent
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First it don't matter what you have if you have movies on a Big Desk Top or a Lap Top down load to A SDcard mp3 Or MP4 or another suported For mat and then slide the sd Card in to the desired device. Or devises you now have what you want where you want it remember you can always preload Sd Cards music Movies and Or Even Games , Books much More The larger the Sd Card The more you can store but the device has a sd card size limit to what it can handle Enjoy Your Devices
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You can import Network Service (email/Facebook/PlayMemories/etc) to the internal memory. The interface lets you select individually, or you can select all. Internal memory images can also be exported to USB Flash Drive or Memory Card. According to this FAQ, the network service memory is separate from the internal memory, so you could copy images from the network service to internal memory to have more than 100 images total, but you would need to manage the internal memory images yourself. http://www.sony-asia.com/support/faq/484224/product/DPF-WA700
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You can transfer any files between memories by using the file explorer app on the tablet ,the app is preinstalled in most models (if not you can find in any app store) * Open the Explorer and select the memory(SD card or internal memory) that you want to transfer files from then select the folder. * Touch and hold for 3sec on the file name, editor menu will pop up. * Select "copy" or "move" as you wish from the list. * Go back to select the memory that you want to move or copy files to by using the "Level Up" or "back" button. * Select the memory and then the folder that you want to move or copy file to. * Touch the " Editor" button then choose "paste" You could also transfer files by connecting the tablet to a computer , by this method you can transfer files between " SD card" , "internal memory" and Computer. * Connect the tablet to the computer using a USB cable * "Turn on the USB storage" on the tablet, you can find this option from bottom tool bar of the tablet screen after you connect to the computer . * Go to "My computer" on your compter,you will find tablets internal memory drive and the SD card drive has added. * Find the file/folders that you want to move from any of the drives and "cut" or "copy" by right clicking * Then go the drives/folders that you want to move the file to and "Paste' by right clicking
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The internal memory is VERY limited, so yes, buy a memory card. I have been able to download to Picase3....
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Go to "import video" on whatever software you're using and the mini cam should be there whatever it may be called.
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I remove the memory card and plug it into an adapter, then into my Windows 7 computer. It reads it without a problem. I do not believe there is internal memory. Note that this is not the ojocam 0801 - it is a knock-off. I own both; video quality is similar.
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What the first guy said. save the image on your SD card and transfer it manually.
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Yup- need to have some data on there...it helps! Too bad the SD card reader is limited to SD and won't play the newer SDHC. So the card reader is limited to 2 gigs. Somewhat useful but not supe-useful for video as many of those files or folders are well over 2 gigs.
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You can insert a SD card into the camera, then you can use the card to transfer the footage.
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I just tried it. I took the memory card out and slipped it into my printer, which has the card readers in it. It came right up and played well. I then used Dropbox (a free program) to save the video to my computer.
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Hi Glenn, the camcorder uses Memory Stick Pro and Pro Duo but it does not support high speed transfer. The 4GB memory card is the maximum capacity card tested to work with the unit. Thanks_Mitch
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I have a Mac Mini and I'm able to import the videos without problem. Besides, the software will reside in the SD card, not your Mac
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The easiest way is to take the card out and put the card in the computer. You might not have the drivers to do it right from the camera.
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I dont own one of these cameras but Im currently borrowing one from a friend, its the 8gb newest generation. I take my video, plug it into my Macbook pro, go to iMovie, click "import video from camera" and im done.
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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.
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Put the memory card into the player and format it from the device itself then install your media on it.enjoy