What To Know
- To truly relive and share your experiences, you’ll need to know how to effortlessly transfer those videos to your computer or other devices.
- Select the videos you wish to transfer and drag them to your desired location on your computer.
- Yes, you can transfer videos to your phone using the Akaso Go app or by connecting your phone to the camera via USB OTG (if supported).
Capturing stunning moments with your Akaso EK7000 action camera is just half the adventure. To truly relive and share your experiences, you’ll need to know how to effortlessly transfer those videos to your computer or other devices. This comprehensive guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to get videos off your Akaso EK7000, ensuring that your precious memories are preserved and accessible anytime, anywhere.
Using a USB Cable
Step 1: Connect Your Camera
Connect your Akaso EK7000 to your computer using the provided USB cable. Make sure the camera is turned on.
Step 2: Select USB Mode
On your camera’s LCD screen, navigate to the “USB Mode” setting and select “Mass Storage.” This will allow your computer to access the camera’s files.
Step 3: Transfer Videos
Open your computer’s file explorer and locate the drive representing your Akaso EK7000. Navigate to the “DCIM” folder, where all your videos and photos are stored. Select the videos you wish to transfer and drag them to your desired location on your computer.
Using a Memory Card Reader
Step 1: Remove the Memory Card
Turn off your Akaso EK7000 and remove the microSD memory card from its slot.
Step 2: Insert into Card Reader
Insert the memory card into a compatible memory card reader. Connect the card reader to your computer.
Step 3: Transfer Videos
Similar to the USB cable method, open your computer’s file explorer and locate the drive representing the memory card. Navigate to the “DCIM” folder and select the videos you wish to transfer. Drag them to your desired location on your computer.
Using Wi-Fi (for Select Models)
Step 1: Connect to Wi-Fi
On your Akaso EK7000, enable the Wi-Fi function and connect to your home or mobile hotspot network.
Step 2: Download Akaso Go App
Download and install the Akaso Go app on your smartphone or tablet.
Step 3: Transfer Videos
Open the Akaso Go app and connect to your camera. Select the videos you wish to transfer and tap the “Download” button. The videos will be saved to your device’s gallery.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Camera Not Recognized:
- Ensure that the USB cable or memory card reader is securely connected.
- Try using a different USB cable or card reader.
- Restart your computer.
Videos Not Displaying:
- Make sure that your video player supports the file format of your Akaso EK7000 videos (usually MP4).
- Try using a different video player.
- Convert the videos to a more compatible format using video conversion software.
Videos Corrupted:
- If your videos are corrupted, try using a video repair tool to recover them.
- Ensure that your memory card is not damaged or corrupted.
Additional Tips
- Regularly back up your videos to prevent data loss.
- Use a high-quality memory card with sufficient storage capacity.
- Format your memory card regularly to maintain its performance.
- Keep your Akaso EK7000 firmware up to date for optimal functionality.
The Bottom Line: Preserve Your Memories with Ease
With the methods outlined in this guide, you can effortlessly retrieve videos from your Akaso EK7000 and relive your adventures with ease. Whether you choose to use a USB cable, memory card reader, or Wi-Fi, you’ll have your precious memories at your fingertips. Remember to follow the additional tips to ensure the safety and longevity of your videos.
Frequently Discussed Topics
Q: Can I transfer videos from my Akaso EK7000 to my phone?
A: Yes, you can transfer videos to your phone using the Akaso Go app or by connecting your phone to the camera via USB OTG (if supported).
Q: How do I know if my memory card is corrupted?
A: Signs of a corrupted memory card include errors when reading or writing files, lost files, and corrupted or unreadable videos.
Q: What is the maximum file size for videos on the Akaso EK7000?
A: The maximum file size for videos on the Akaso EK7000 varies depending on the model and video resolution. Typically, it ranges from 4GB to 12GB.
