Connecting The Dashboard Camera To A Computer; Using A Card Reader; Encoding Videos For Ios - Targa CR 1.0 A1 Manuel D'utilisation Et Informations Sur Les Services

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Connecting the Dashboard Camera to a Computer

1. Use the USB cable supplied to connect the Dashboard Camera to a USB port on your
computer. To do so, insert the small plug of the supplied USB cable into the USB/charge port
(5) of your Dashboard Camera and the large plug into a USB port on your computer.
2. The Dashboard Camera will then turn on automatically and you will be asked to select either
"Mass Storage" or "PC Camera" mode.
3. Press the + (18) or – (17) button several times to select the "Mass Storage" function and press
the OK button (12).
The computer will now set up a removable disk that can be used to access your recordings.
When connecting to the PC via the USB cable, the content of the SD memory card will
be read-only. This means you will not be able to delete, rename or write to any files on
the Dashboard Camera from the PC. It is only possible to play previously recorded
content.

Using a card reader

If your computer has a card reader which is compatible with microSD or SD memory cards, you
can read the contents of the memory card directly. To do so, remove the memory card from the
Dashboard Camera while it is switched off.
1. Insert the microSD card directly into the microSD card reader or into the SD card adapter.
2. If you are using the SD card adapter, insert it into the SD card reader on your computer
(normally labelled SD/MMC).
3. The PC will add the memory card contents under the drive letter representing the card reader in
My Computer.
4. Open My Computer on your PC and double-click on the drive representing the card reader.
5. All recorded files can be found in various folders on this disk drive.
6. Now you can copy the recorded files from the memory card into a folder of your choice on the
computer's hard disk.

Encoding videos for iOS

1. Copy the desired video file to your Apple computer. To do this, proceed as described in the
previous sections.
2. Open the video file context menu and select "Encode Selected Video Files".
3. In the menu that appears, click "Continue".
A new video file appears on the desktop.
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