Can you save the file after you create it? What format does it save it in?
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sorry , i dont know. i can not even figure out how to work it. just wasted my money.
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Do I need a separate recorder/hard drive to store recorded data? If not, how long does it record before the 'loop' ends and it starts rewriting over itself?
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It downloads to your pc as a jpeg. You can edit it just like any other jpeg file.
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RE: Photoshop.... If you're on the local network, yes you can browse to the file, open it in Photoshop, edit it and save directly to the MyCloud. (it doesn't actually write to the image file while you're working on it in Photoshop until you choose "SAVE") If you're not on the local network, transfer the file to your local disc drive from the MyCloud, edit the photo, save it and then upload it back to the MyCloud device. Editing video is a bit different sine it streams the video during preview. Network speeds play a HUGE part in how well this device works for streaming video/audio.
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We're having a similar problem. It keeps telling us it is "Write-Protected." Tried reformatting several times under different OS's and same problem.
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It gives you the option to save a single raw file in addition to the processed jpeg
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It has google drive which uses google docs to create this type of file. You can save as a .doc file for compatibility with other programs.
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Recently I added a drive with data to mine. and I was able to restore the data, Back it up and format the drive for a new use. it worked well. I was using windows 7, I am not sure of the format I believe it was NTFS.
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As I understand it you have to choose one or the other and stick with it. Reformatting loses data. It will work for either one though, but once you store you are stuck with that format.
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My first response was "I don't know", but it got me curious. You can create a report in .pdf format and then do a "save as other" as a .txt file.
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Just go back into that save file play some and save then it will be your new save for that file. That is the only way I know how.
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Sure. When you record a new conversation, it automatically saves the old one in the same file. It's almost impossible to erase something accidentally.
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Yes. I am not sure how many, but you can save a lot. There are four folders, and I don't know how many files you can create in each folder ( each file is a recording), but I have had as many as 7 in a folder. I'm not sure how much time it saves, but I have had as much as 4 hours on one file, and as much as 11 hours saved on the machine. If I recall correctly, it doesn't come with much of a users manual, so I think you can get all of the information about it online. Hope this helps.
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RE: Photoshop.... If you're on the local network, yes you can browse to the file, open it in Photoshop, edit it and save directly to the MyCloud. (it doesn't actually write to the image file while you're working on it in Photoshop until you choose "SAVE") If you're not on the local network, transfer the file to your local disc drive from the MyCloud, edit the photo, save it and then upload it back to the MyCloud device.Editing video is a bit different sine it streams the video during preview. Network speeds play a HUGE part in how well this device works for streaming video/audio. RE: Photoshop.... If you're on the local network, yes you can browse to the file, open it in Photoshop, edit it and save directly to the MyCloud. (it doesn't actually write to the image file while you're working on it in Photoshop until you choose "SAVE") If you're not on the local network, transfer the file to your local disc drive from the MyCloud, edit the photo, save it and then upload it back to the MyCloud device.Editing video is a bit different sine it streams the video during preview. Network speeds play a HUGE part in how well this device works for streaming... » Read More RE: Photoshop.... If you're on the local network, yes you can browse to the file, open it in Photoshop, edit it and save directly to the MyCloud. (it doesn't actually write to the image file while you're working on it in Photoshop until you choose "SAVE") If you're not on the local network, transfer the file to your local disc drive from the MyCloud, edit the photo, save it and then upload it back to the MyCloud device.Editing video is a bit different sine it streams the video during preview. Network speeds play a HUGE part in how well this device works for streaming video/audio. « Show Less
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No. The file would be too large. The system over writes the old ones once full. This enables you to keep a record longer.
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Just drag and drop the file from the original location directly into the folder of the drive created when the unit is plugged in.
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Within the App, then save in your folder on HD or SD. Yes your comp. need to be on