Search results
3 days ago · Wed May 29, 2019 11:38 pm. No, this is not possible, the USB connection is for FW updates, sending live video out to an external ISB SSD type speed disk enclosure and possible future camera control. You need to remove the SD or CFast card and use a card reader to download files to a computer. Cheers.
3 days ago · Connect your old BlackBerry to a power source and set it up in the chosen location. Launch the app on your primary smartphone and follow the instructions to pair it with your old BlackBerry. Once the devices are connected, you can access the live video feed from your old BlackBerry on your primary smartphone.
May 12, 2024 · I put the card into the camera, format it to exFAT, shoot a few clips, and when I plug it into my computer, it isn't recognized by the computer and I cannot access or view any media. I've used multiple card readers, tried multiple computers both PC and Mac, tried formatting to OS X Extended and opening on mac, nothing works.
May 12, 2024 · #1. Hi all, I'm using Linux. I have an external hard drive that is used with the Wii U. I want to mount this drive on my computer and poke around in the filesystem, ideally identifying some save files and making copies of them. Is there any way to do this now? Here's what I've found so far in my research.
May 12, 2024 · The thing is when I remove the USB from the Wii U and plug it into my computer, it doesn’t work. I tried multiple other sd card adapters, same problem, and obviously the sd card itself isn’t corrupted since it works fine on my Wii U. Anyone know what to do?
5 days ago · Those who do not pay any fee for its new SIM card, and Nano to SIM rather cut himself in the following Video, a detailed manual for it. In the next practical tip we will show you what you should pay attention to, if you have your SIM-card change .
May 12, 2024 · Once configured, all you have to do is bring your smartphone or wearable device close to the card reader. Apps like Google Pay and Samsung Pay use NFC to facilitate contactless payments.
