There's an android / IOS app which connects to the GoPro3's WiFi to let you change settings, preview, and function the camera -- but it doesn't allow you to transfer the files. (Also I want to transfer them to my pc)
Is there an application for windows which will let me wirelessly transfer files from my gopro?
If your auto launch settings have been changed, you may have to manually import when you connect your camera. Go to Start > Computer. In the Portable Devices Section, double click on your camera. Double-click on the GoPro MTP Client Disk Volume. Drag your photos and video to your desired storage location.
- When you have recorded videos using your GoPro camera and found the videos can’t be played properly on your computer, for example you experience choppy video playback, you can hear audio, but won’t see any video, most likely your computer is not able to process the data of the large HD video files fast enough.
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How Do I Download Gopro Videos To My Computer To Tv
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The gopro runs its own web server (cherokee). To show the files and 'download' to your pc/mac/phone/etc simply point your browser to:
As mentioned above, the transfer speeds are quite slow, it's still usable.
Note: This is for gopro hero 2 with wifi bacpack, may be different for other devices.
GoPro have recently updated their IOS/Android App to allow you to transfer directly to your device, including Dropbox sync.Pretty neat stuff!
WiGo by cam-do.com claims to let you do this.
I tried it out. Windows noted that I was connected at 65mbps, however the file file transfer was horribly slow.
I was trying to transfer 3 files at a total of 5GB, and over about 5 minutes, only one file transferred 65mb. It would have taken hours at that rate to transfer the files (and instead of charging the battery, like using a cable would -- this was draining the battery).
FYI the UI is neat and simple, it's a great app for changing the settings etc, and it fires up a VLC streaming preview.Browsing the filesystem is done via a web server, you browse it like a webpage and 'download' the files.
How To Download Gopro Videos To Computer
I also noted that going to help->about states that it expires in 25 days...