Setting video resolution
(1) In standby status, connect the device to computer via USB cable until the drive
appears, click on the drive into the root directory.
(2) In the root directory create a size.txt document file, input a number “1” to get the
video resolution of 1280x720P with 50fps, input a number “0” to get the video
resolution of 1920x1080P in 25fps, input number “2” to get the video resolution of
1440x1080P with 30fps.
The system will be default with 1440x1080P 30fps specifications.
Viewing a video
If you plan on viewing your files on your computer, we suggest using VLC Player. The
most recent version can be downloaded at no cost from http://www.videolan.org.
Troubleshooting
Q: The device seems to have frozen and don’t reacting when any buttons are pressed.
A: This usually occurs if the device receives too many commands in too short a time.
To reset the device, press the ON/OFF button for a few seconds until the device will
turn OFF.
Q: The device’s red LED is blinking faster for 10 seconds and then it turns off
automatically. The device goes into stand-by mode.
A: It occurs when the MicroSD card is full. Store the information to other storage
media and empty your current MicroSD card.
Q: The device’s red LED remains shining for 10 seconds and then it turns off
automatically. The device goes into stand-by mode.
A: It occurs when no MicroSD card was inserted. Insert a MicroSD card (up to 32GB).
Q: The device’s red LED is blinking fast for 4 seconds and then it turns off
automatically. The device goes into stand-by mode. (If no battery power is left, the
device will shut down automatically.)
A: The device is in low battery status. Charge the battery by using the USB cable or
the power charger.
Q: When playing back my video, I can hear audio, but cannot see any picture.
A: This most often occurs if your computer’s media player has trouble with your files.
Try using VLC player, which can be downloaded for free at http://www.videolan.org.
