V.I.O. POV.HD User Manual - Manual (Page 19)

POV.HD
User
Manual
Using
the
Recorder
16
Uploading
video
clips
and
still
photos
to
a
computer
There
are
two
ways
to
get
files
from
the
SDHC
card
in
the
POV.HD
onto
a
personal
computer.
1. Remove
the
SDHC
card
from
the
POV.HD
recorder
and
use
a
flash
card
reader
attached
to
your
computer.
2. Connect
the
POV.HD
recorder
to
a
USB
port
on
your
computer
using
the
USB
cable
provided
with
the
POV.HD,
and
upload
the
files
directly
to
the
computer
from
the
recorder.
When
uploading
files
by
either
method,
you
need
to
be
aware
of
the
folder
structure
used
by
the
POV.HD.
The
example
below
shows
this
structure.
• POV_HD
is
the
volume
label
for
the
SDHC
card
containing
the
files.
This
volume
label
is
on
the
SDHC
card
provided
with
the
POV.HD.
If
you
format
that
card
or
use
a
different
card,
the
volume
label
will
appear
as
“Unknown
Device”,
unless
you
have
set
the
volume
label
to
some
other
text
using
a
computer.
• DCIM
is
the
name
of
the
directory
in
which
all
video
and
still
photos
are
stored.
• tags
is
the
name
of
the
subdirectory
in
which
tag
clips
created
using
Save
Tags
are
stored.
• 2010
Jun
03
11h
03m
18s.mp4
is
the
name
of
a
video
clip
made
with
the
POV.HD
• 2010
Jun
03
11h
03m
18s_highlight.mp4
is
the
name
of
a
highlight
clip
that
was
made
from
2010
Jun
03
11h
03m
18s.mp4.
• 2010
Jun
03
11
03m
18s.xml
is
the
XML
file
that
contains
the
tag
information
for
the
clip
file.
• 2010
Jun
03
11h
03m
18s_tag_00126.mp4
and
the
other
similarly
named
files
in
the
tags
subdirectory
are
tag
clips
made
using
Save
Tags.
Details
about
POV.HD
file
naming
conventions
are
given
in
File
Names
on
the
POV.HD ,
above.
Note:
This
illustration
shows
the
file
structure.
The
order
of
the
files
in
each
folder
depends
on
the
operating
system
and
your
preference
settings.
Upload
and/or
delete
files
using
a
flash
memory
card
reader:
• Make
sure
the
POV.HD
is
not
recording
video.
Removing
the
SDHC
card
while
recording
will
cause
the
entire
clip
to
be
corrupted.
When
the
recorder
is
powered
down
and
then
powered
back
up,
the
internal
logic
will
discover
the
corrupted
clip
and
attempt
to
repair
it,
but
a
successful
repair
is
not
guaranteed.
The
best
policy
is
to
be
sure
you’re
not
recording
when
you
remove
the
SDHC
card.
• Remove
the
SDHC
card
from
the
recorder
and
put
it
into
the
card
reader.
• Use
the
regular
procedures
for
uploading
and/or
deleting
files
using
your
reader.
• When
you
have
finished,
remove
the
SDHC
card
from
the
reader
and
reinstall
it
in
the
recorder.
• Note:
If
you
are
using
a
Mac,
when
you
delete
files,
you
must
be
certain
to
also
empty
the
trash.
On
a
Mac
deleted
files
are
left
in
place
and
marked
as
being
in
the
trash.
Empty
Trash
is
required
to
physically
remove
the
files
from
the
SDHC
card.