RoadHawk, c/o Trakm8
Unit 9B, Callywith Gate Ind Est,
Bodmin, PL31 2RQ
Tel. 01208 269 159
Web. www.roadhawk.co.uk
Rear caps supplied with camera
There are two rear caps supplied with your bullet camera.
The sealed end cap is designed for when the camera is being submerged in water and heavy rain.
For better audio use the cap with holes in it.
If you are filming at speed, the sealed cap will reduce wind noise.
Also check the microphone volume level settings to help reduce wind noise.
User Guide: Playing back your Video
Your bullet camera produces .MOV video files.
These files are compatible with up to date computer operating systems.
In most cases, Windows media player for Windows or Quicktime for MAC computers will be able to play your video.
If you find the playback is not smooth or you get a message about the video codec not being supported then you will need to
download some free software.
We recommend VLC which can be downloaded for FREE from
www.videolan.org
VLC usually does a better job of playing back H.264 video than any built-in playback software.
Connect your camera to your computer.
When the camera turns on, it will act as an SD card reader.
WINDOWS:
Go to COMPUTER and you will see your camera as a
removable device.
Double click to access the SD card. You will see a folder
called DCIM.
Double click this to see your video files.
Double click the file to watch your video - OR - right
click the video and select “open with VLC” if you have it
installed.
MAC:
Click on your desktop background. Press CMD+N to open a
finder window.
On the left under DEVICES you will see the SD card in the
connected camera.
Click on this and then click on DCIM to see your videos.
Double click the file to watch your video - OR - right click the
video and select “open with VLC” if you have it installed.
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