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Burning Brakes
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I tried to load my SD card from the Corvette with the files on it to transfer to my MacBook however it would not read the SD card.
Can anyone advise or help me out. I do not own a Windows computer. Just got back from Daytona Speedway doing some laps and don’t
want to loose the video files.
Thanks
Can anyone advise or help me out. I do not own a Windows computer. Just got back from Daytona Speedway doing some laps and don’t
want to loose the video files.
Thanks
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Here is an old thread about using a Mac and PDR
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...x-for-mac.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...x-for-mac.html
Burning Brakes
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From: Buffalo Minnesota
I tried to load my SD card from the Corvette with the files on it to transfer to my MacBook however it would not read the SD card.
Can anyone advise or help me out. I do not own a Windows computer. Just got back from Daytona Speedway doing some laps and don’t
want to loose the video files.
Thanks
Can anyone advise or help me out. I do not own a Windows computer. Just got back from Daytona Speedway doing some laps and don’t
want to loose the video files.
Thanks
For windows users, windows doesn't like to do exFAT on cards larger than 32 GB. There are ways, but I won't get that geeky here. The digital camera format trick will work for you too.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: The Villages FL
You should not need any special software. I dontnha e a Mac but the couple of times ive experimented with the PDR, the SD card just contains standard video files. If your Mac wont read the SD card, you may have something else going on. How was the card formatted? According to the owners manual, it has to be formatted exFAT and at least 16 GB, but your mac should be able to read that. Try a different card or try reformatting the card. If you don't know how ro format it as exFAT, an easy way is to put it in a digital camera and use the camera's format function as cameras typically use this format as well. Yo will lose anything on the card in the reformat though.
For windows users, windows doesn't like to do exFAT on cards larger than 32 GB. There are ways, but I won't get that geeky here. The digital camera format trick will work for you too.
For windows users, windows doesn't like to do exFAT on cards larger than 32 GB. There are ways, but I won't get that geeky here. The digital camera format trick will work for you too.
