Transferring Files; Playback - GoPro Hero 3 Silver Edition User Manual

transferrinG files

to trAnsFer ViDeo AnD Photo FiLes to A ComPuter
on a PC:
1. Connect the camera to the computer using included USB cable.
2. Press to turn on the camera.
3. Double click "My Computer" and locate "Removable Disk".
4. If "Removable Disk" is not showing, close "My Computer" folder and
reopen it. The "Removable Disk" icon should appear.
5. Double click "Removable Disk" icon.
6. Double click "DCIM" folder icon.
7. Double click "100GOPRO" icon to view all Photo and Video files.
8. Copy/move files to the computer or external hard drive.
on a mac:
1. Connect the camera to Mac using included USB cable.
2. Press to turn on the camera.
3. The Mac recognizes the camera as an external hard drive. Double click
icon for external drive to access files.
4. Copy/move files to computer or external hard drive.
imPortAnt tiP For mAC users: When deleting files from the memory card,
empty the trash before removing the memory card or unplugging the camera.
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to VieW ViDeos AnD Photos
Videos and Photos can be viewed on a TV/HDTV or the LCD Touch BacPac
(optional accessory).
PLAYBACK on tV/hDtV
to browse Videos and Photos:
1. Plug the camera into a TV/HDTV with a micro hDmi or a miniusB to a
Composite Cable (optional accessories).
2. Turn camera on.
3. On your camera press to cycle to
4. HERO3 displays thumbnail previews of all Videos and Photos on the
SD card. Photo sets taken in Continuous Photo, Photo Burst and time
Lapse display the first Photo in a series.
5. While in thumbnail preview use
to view.
6. Use and to navigate backward and forward to see more media
files on your memory card.
7. Highlight desired file to view and press
8. Depending on whether you are viewing Videos and Photos, different
control options will appear. Use the
note: Photo Burst and time Lapse files will display the first Photo in the series.
To view all Photos in a series, use

PlaYback

™
. Press .
to cycle through thumbnails. Press
.
and buttons to navigate.
to select VieW and press .
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