Backing Up All Your Photos And Video From Your Camera Roll; Uploading Files From Your Iphone, Ipad, Or Ipod Touch - SanDisk Connect User Manual

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Backing Up All Your Photos and Video From Your Camera Roll

You can back up all the photos and videos from your camera roll to the Wireless Flash
Drive. This can be handy if you are running out of memory on your mobile device or
just as safety measure for the case your device is lost or stolen.
It is recommended to backup all your photos and videos to the Wireless Flash Drive.
The first backup may take a couple of hours (depending on the number of GBs you
will be backing up), so it is recommended running it overnight.
1. Turn your wireless flash drive on and plug both your mobile device and your drive
into a power source.
2. Make sure you are connected to the Wireless Flash Drive.
3. Tap the "upload to the drive" icon
4. Select Create New Folder and give it a memorable name such as iPhone Backup so
you will always backup to this folder (this is important as backup will be incremental
so if done to a different folder – it will upload all your files again).
5. Select the newly created folder and tap the "upload to the drive" icon
6. Select "Upload Photos and Videos" -> Camera Roll
7. Tap Select All at the bottom
8. Tap Upload
Repeat these steps (excluding the folder creation) frequently to make sure all your
Photos and Videos are safe. Please note the app will automatically skip the photos
and videos you've already backed up.

Uploading Files from Your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

To upload files from your mobile device to your Wireless Drive,
1. In the Navigation Bar, select the destination folder for the uploaded files.
2. In the Upload options, tap Upload Files from iPad (or Upload Files from iPhone
or Upload Files from iPod touch), then select the folder containing the files to be
uploaded. The files available for upload from your mobile device are now
displayed in the Navigation Bar:
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