How can I transfer pics from my Kodak Pulse Photo Frame to my PC? It's said a simple USB cable will do it but my PC doesn't see the phot frame as an external? Kodak no longer supports the device so I'm stuck. Any help out there? How can I transfer pics from my Kodak Pulse Photo Frame to my PC? It's said a simple USB cable will do it but my PC doesn't see the phot frame as an external? Kodak no longer supports the... » Read More How can I transfer pics from my Kodak Pulse Photo Frame to my PC? It's said a simple USB cable will do it but my PC doesn't see the phot frame as an external? Kodak no longer supports the device so I'm stuck. Any help out there? « Show Less
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We had one of these and I think u have to go to the Kodak. Info that came with the unit*
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Jim: Sorry you are having problems, the only thing that I can suggest is that when you click on the photo on Kodak Pulse see if you can click the save option on the picture. My Kodak went on the blank a few months back and I could get it to work properly any longer. I hope it works for you, any photos that you have mailed to your Kodak Frame cc to your e-mail account and then save from that e-mail that you had CC copy to. Thanks
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They still can't help you on this?? I mean they made the product, there are people out there that still have it, they should support it. I know it doesn't help you now, and I hate to say, I can't even help you. I was having issues with mine, and it ended up freezing on one pic, so I've since unplugged it. Good luck, I hope someone can give you an answer.
319771
There is no bluetooth connection capability on the frame. There is a USB port to connect the frame to a computer, but that is for transfer of material from computer to frame. I think you have to have your pictures on a computer, and transfer them, or have pictures on a SD card which can be installed in the frame
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If your camera uses a SD disk to capture and store images then this should work to allow you to transfer those images from your camera to a PC or printer with no problems. Works just that way for me with my Canon. Plus it's a nice low cost USB work around to bypass older hardware and software on your system that may have been installed originally to support SD disks that no longer works with the new SD disks. Hope this helps.
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If the connecter on top is not compatible, you still have the USB connector. That works with the PictBridge technology. You can get an adapter for the top connector so you can sit the camera on top of the printer. I took a guess and got a D-22 adapter for the camera I bought (you might need the D-26 adapter - see link below). Haven't heard if it works or not, the camera/printer dock was ordered for a relative half way across the country. Also, I don't know if the adapter allows you to recharge batteries (if your camera uses them). Hope this helps. Kodak has a compatibility web page: http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=1445&pq-locale;=en_US&_requestid=3241 If the connecter on top is not compatible, you still have the USB connector. That works with the PictBridge technology. You can get an adapter for the top connector so you can sit the camera on top of the printer. I took a guess and got a D-22 adapter for the camera I bought (you might need the D-26 adapter - see link below). Haven't heard if it works or not, the camera/printer dock was ordered for a relative half way across the country. Also, I don't know if the adapter allows you to recharge batteries (if your camera uses them). Hope this helps. Kodak has a compatibility web page:... » Read More If the connecter on top is not compatible, you still have the USB connector. That works with the PictBridge technology. You can get an adapter for the top connector so you can sit the camera on top of the printer. I took a guess and got a D-22 adapter for the camera I bought (you might need the D-26 adapter - see link below). Haven't heard if it works or not, the camera/printer dock was ordered for a relative half way across the country. Also, I don't know if the adapter allows you to recharge batteries (if your camera uses them). Hope this helps. Kodak has a compatibility web page: http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=1445&pq-locale;=en_US&_requestid=3241 « Show Less
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The easiest way i found to transfer from a computer to the frame is to load the SD card in your computer and send it to the card so I would think you could place the SD card in your Iphone and then move the pic to the SD card or you could simply transfer the photo to your computer and then to the SD card .hope this helps . good luck
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try this sight http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32108/selected/true
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most pc's have a card slot for the SD card. remove from camera and put in computer slot. mine opens to a choise of what you want to do. select view pictures and you should be set. hope this helps. jp
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I use the USB cable that came with it. When I connect the camera to the computer, it automatically shows the camera like an external drive. I browse to the DICM directory and the folder with the pictures. Then I either copy or move the pictures to the directory where I want to store them. I usually create a new directory with a unique name so I know what the group of pictures are rather than try to rename each individual one. Hope this helps. RW
1978120
What have you tried for transfering the photos? I've never had a problem loading pictures with my USB, as well as by simply loading my memory stick into an sd converter. I'm really not sure I'll be able to answer if those two options do not work.
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I have an older pc with a tower. It contains a slot to put the SD card from your camera. After I insert the SD card all of my photos will transfer to the computer via Windows Photo Gallery. The only problem with this is it will import every photo again unless you delete what you don't want from your camera first. It's worth the trouble because I have never had a camera that takes such great photos.
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RE: I am looking to move the files from my PC back to the Sandisk Flash Card to put in a digital picture frame will this device allow me to write to the sandisk flash card and do this task? See this post is real old, but here goes (Info may help someone else) Confused about "will this device allow me to write to the sandisk flash card and do this task? " EG: I am looking to move the files from my PC back to the Sandisk Flash Card to put in a digital picture frame. Reading and writing files to a flash card within the SanDisk CF Type I/II ImageMate USB 2.0 Reader/Writer (Model SDDR-92-A15) via a PC, Mac, Linux?, etc should be no problem. If you are wanting to hook up the SanDisk CF Type I/II ImageMate USB 2.0 Reader/Writer (Model SDDR-92-A15) to a digital picture frame via it's USB port- I would venture it would NOT work. Picture frame would most likely not have the correct drivers. PS: This unit was marketed during before VISTA, Windows7 was around. (Newest OS listed is XP) SanDisk CF Type I/II ImageMate USB 2.0 Reader/Writer (Model SDDR-92-A15) is showing as Windows 7 32/64 bit compatible -no need to install any additional software, in case anyone is interested. (Packaging indicates you MUST install some type of software that came with unit prior to connecting drive.... Guess this is for the "One-Touch Transfer button".) Drive should show up under your drive listing...without any additional software. http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Hardware http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=SanDisk%20Imagemate%20Card%20Reader&v=SanDisk&uid=SDDR-92-A15&l=en-US&pf=0&pi=9&c=Mice%2C%20Keyboards%20%26%20Input%20Devices&sc=Other%20Input%20Devices&os=64-bit
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Very easy to transfer pics to a computer--just pop out the memory card and insert it into the memory card slot in your computer. you can then view all your photos from the card or copy them to your computer hard drive and then view them from there. This is a great point and shoot camera. The best feature we like is that it also has the view finder that makes taking photos in bright light easier when you can no longer see the image on the LCD screen.
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Well I think I have the same problem but what I do is I go to the pc in start and then I go to computer and then to camera so I hit the right click and select the option open so I can see, if I want to transfer the pics to my laptop so I select the option import pics, I hope it can answer ur questions, sorry if it is not helpful
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Yes. You take your SD card and place it in the Kodak Reader, then plug the Kodak Reader into your USB port. If you're running Windows 7, a menu will come up on your computer asking you what folder you want to upload the pictures into.
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It comes with a cable that goes from your camera to your computer. I can't remember exactly what I did, but you may need to download a program. In any case, after you take the pictures, you connect the camera to your computer, and then the pictures download to your hard drive. Then you can print them from your computer. Hope this helps.
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My camera is DSC-H55 so i dont know about the one you are asking about , but a list of cameras that can work with the cable is listed. and yes you can transfer pics to the PC with the cable. Hope this answeres your question
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You can either take the card directly from your camera and use it in the frame; or use a card reader for your type of card and transfer them from your computer/camera to the card. Hope that helps.