Can you export the videos and view them without using the JPlayer?
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Hi Jerryman,Yep! You can export any lenghth needed. You will load JPlayer to play and view your recordings. Then chose from there what you want to export. - By the way, my dash cam is over a year old and is still kicking! My only warning is direct sunlight when parked all day like me in Arizona. The camera will stop working. Let it cool off replug. I now use a small white wash cloth, dry of course, to drape over it when I park.
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No and yes. JPlayer has to be used to make an "exported" video which can then be viewed with any video player. I export them with JPlayer and then view them in Windows Media Player.
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Hi Jerryman, Yep! You can export any lenghth needed. You will load JPlayer to play and view your recordings. Then chose from there what you want to export. - By the way, my dash cam is over a year old and is still kicking! My only warning is direct sunlight when parked all day like me in Arizona. The camera will stop working. Let it cool off replug. I now use a small white wash cloth, dry of course, to drape over it when I park.
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No. There isn't any way to stream the video. The video records to a chip that has to be removed from the camera to access the files.
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Not that I know of. If you're looking for programs to convert videos, try either VLC or iWsoft Free Video Converter (if you haven't already). Of the two, I prefer VLC, but since they're both free, they're worth trying out. A tutorial for how to do this on VLC can be found here: http://www.ehow.com/how_5934797_convert-flv-wmv-using-vlc.html (obviously, the source file can be any file supported by vlc, it doesn't have to be flv).
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.TS or MPEG 2 file. The files are very large and I found it makes little sense trying convert them to another format to watch on another video player.
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The short answer is no. The longer answer is this frame (quoting from the manual) "only supports JPEG and Motion JPEG files taken from a digital camera". That means most video formats, especially high definition formats, would not play unless converted to Motion JPEG. It displays JPEG photos beautifully but is not the right choice for video.
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I use Media Monkey. It's free for the base version and pretty cheap to go to the full version.
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Yes you can. Just put your SD card into the slot of the viewer, no problem.
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Nope. No export is possible. You can only use it like a notepad in which you can write notes temporarily. It does not provide any storage or export feature
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Yes to view jpg (JPEG ) pics and some video formats but does not support save or record (to USB ) functions.
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I do not know. I have not discovered how to access or export them but they can be used within the software that come with the computer.
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No. We have a little SD card reader we can plug into our iPhone or iPad and import the videos to view them out in the field. You can choose if you want to delete the video from the card once they are imported. (the SD card adaptor is for the older style plug on our Ipad, but I am sure they make similar adaptors for the new style)
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In theory, yes, you could, but I found two problems: only plays files in mp4 format, so you must convert any file to this;and that's the second problem, the conversion takes a loooong time, as a day per file. My advice, avoid this unit like the plague.
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Connect it to your Dropbox account if you have not. There you can see the videos. FYI it takes pictures @ videos
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No.. Im on a mac so I used photobooth videocord with this and it works just fine without any program.
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Afraid not, though I have been among many who have asked nixplay that jpegs and video files be able to be mixed. You have to put your videos in a separate slideshow.
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Yes. I've done this. Just record the program to a high speed USB drive and the file will be crystal clear video you can play with VLC.
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You can store those videos into camera memory. It is a flash drive. (No playback feature).