Copying Files From Your Computer To Vive Flow; Playing Videos From Local Storage - HTC VIVE FLOW User Manual

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7. Open the folder you want to copy files from. Select the files, and then copy them to a folder
in your computer.
8. When done, disconnect VIVE Flow from the computer.
To copy files from the VR glasses to a Mac computer, use a file transfer tool such as Android File
Transfer. Go to android.com/filetransfer/
Transfer.

Copying files from your computer to VIVE Flow

Copy files such as photos and videos from your computer to VIVE Flow.
Here's how to copy files from a Windows computer to VIVE Flow.
1. Connect one end of the USB Type-C cable to a USB port on your computer and the other
end to VIVE Flow.
2. Put on your VIVE Flow.
3. In the Choose USB mode dialog box, select File transfer.
4. Take off your VIVE Flow.
5. On your computer, open a file management app such as File Explorer, and then open the
folder you want to copy files from.
6. Select the files, and then copy them to a folder in Internal shared storage on VIVE Flow,
which you can find in File Explorer.
7. When you're done, disconnect VIVE Flow from the computer.
To copy files from a Mac computer to VIVE Flow, use a file transfer tool such as Android File
Transfer. Go to android.com/filetransfer/
Transfer.

Playing videos from local storage

You can play videos from VIVE Flow local storage through
playback of standard (or flat), stereoscopic 3D, and 180- or 360-degree videos. Supported file
formats include: .mp4, .mkv, .mov, and .divx.
The VIVEPORT Video app on VIVE Flow can be used to play videos from local storage. You can
add videos to local storage manually by copying them from your computer to VIVE Flow. For
details, see Copying files from your computer to VIVE Flow
1. If you're currently running content, tap the VIVE button on the phone controller, and then
select Back to Home.
2. From Home, go to the Library and launch VIVEPORT Video.
If you don't see VIVEPORT Video in the Library, you'll have to download and install it using
the VIVEPORT VR app.
to download and learn how to use Android File
to download and learn how to use Android File
VIVEPORT
on page 21.
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