Deleting Files - Polaroid XS7HD User Manual

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ICONS ON THE PLAYBACK SCREEN
1. : Indicates you are reviewing a video AVI file.
2. : You are viewing clip#1 of 1 clip.
3. : current folder name (such as: I:\DCIM\100MEDIA)
4. : Press this to browse video clips forward.
5. : Press this to browse video clips backwards.
6. : Press the trash icon to delete video clips.
7 . : Press to play the current video clip.
8. : Press the movie camera icon to switch to previous mode.
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DELETING FILES

1. The screen shots shown in the last two sections on playing back files feature icons of a
garbage can in their lower-left corners.
2. If you wish to delete either a still image file or a video clip, press the garbage can icon.
3. After pressing the icon (item in the figures below), the screen on the right will appear
asking if you want to delete the file shown on the display.
4. Press "Yes" to delete the file; press "No" to keep it.
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5. After pressing your selection, the playback screen shown on the left will return along
with the playback icons: type of file, file number/file counter, folder name, forward/
reverse advance arrows, garbage can, play, and still/video camera mode.
TRANSFERRING FILES FROM THE CAMERA TO YOUR COMPUTER
1. Connect a compatible USB cable from the camera's USB Receptacle to your personal
computer.
2. The camera is a plug and play device which will be recognized immediately by your
computer.
3. Your computer will treat the camera as a removable disk and will appear as such under
"My Computer. "
4. Photos and videos you've taken are stored in I:\DCIM\100MEDIA ("I" is the drive letter
assigned to the camera by your computer).
5. Vehicle-Mounted mode clips are saved in I:\DCIM\RECORDER. ("I" is the drive letter
assigned to the camera by your computer).
6. Files can be accessed by photo and video editing programs directly from the camera as
a removable disk.
7 . It recommended that you save all the files from the camera to a folder on your C: drive.
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