Once you have your memory card removed from your camera, you will need a card reader. There are many options out there for you to use. What are some choices that you may need to make? In this video, author Richard Harrington walks you through things to consider when choosing a card reader to use when transferring GoPro footage.
- Once you've got that memory card out,…you're gonna need some sort of card reader.…And there's a wide range of options.…Let's talk about some of the choices that you can face.…For example in this case I'm gonna start here with this one.…This is a simple USBC port extender,…and you'll notice that it goes from one port,…to a collection of ports.…This has the ability to take a full size SD card,…as well as a smaller micro SD card.…You'll also notice that we've got multiple ports here,…making it easy to deal with the transfer.…
GoPro also makes its own series of small card readers,…that are optimized with different connection types.…So you can load directly into a mobile phone,…if you wanted to upload on the go, or connect to a computer.…Now besides something like this you may also…find other card readers.…The most typical thing you're gonna see is something…of this size where it's looking for a full size card.…Chances are when you purchased your micro SD card,…it came with an adapter.…That will allow you to mount it into a full size card,…
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6/9/2017- Installing GoPro Studio
- Choosing and formatting an editing drive
- Understanding the GoPro Studio workflow
- Using GoPro Studio as a stand-alone application
- Importing and converting footage
- Creating a new project and importing source video files
- Applying geometric corrections to clips and improving fish eye
- Choosing a destination for conversions
- Working with time-lapse sequences
- The path to editing
- Editing with GoPro Studio
- Exporting a movie and still images
- Exporting your project
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome2m 18s
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Using the exercise files1m 58s
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1. Installing GoPro Studio
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Where to get the software1m 13s
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System requirements1m 45s
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Installing the application2m 40s
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2. Choosing an Edit Drive
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3. Understanding the GoPro Studio Workflow
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4. Importing and Converting Footage
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Mounting a memory card5m 14s
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5. Advanced Conversions
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Changing frame rates2m 53s
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Setting conversion quality2m 14s
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6. Choosing a Destination for Conversions
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Setting the target drive2m 8s
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7. Working with Time-Lapse Sequences
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8. The Path to Editing
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9. Editing with GoPro Studio
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Trimming and splitting clips4m 31s
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Changing clip speed2m 42s
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Adding transitions2m 31s
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Adjusting framing2m 38s
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Adding music and other audio3m 56s
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Adding titles2m 44s
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10. Using GoPro Edit Templates
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Exporting a movie3m 27s
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Exporting still images2m 30s
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Saving your project2m 50s
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11. Exporting Your Project
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Editing on Quik2m 52s
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Conclusion
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Summary41s
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