Thank you very much from Italy, you were among the very few (maybe the only one, I don't know) who explained this function well. 99% of reviewers of this device take it for granted that everyone wants to use the integrated App, forgetting that there are users who need to know for sure whether there could be limitations in transferring Insta360 files directly to their computer. and only on the computer do they want to work with their files. There are too many reviewers who snub the more traditional factors of editing, in the name of so-called "ease of use", when in reality they demonstrate incompetence and a lack of a real overall vision for the technology. Excuse my English, I use an automatic translator.
This comment is not aimed at Action Cam Guy. Why did Insta360 give me a USB-A to USB-C to charge my Go 3? A USB-C to USB-C means I can use my USB-C chargers (it is 2024 not 2004) and I could use the cable to copy from Go 3 to Mac/PC. Sorry for hijacking ACG's great tutorial.
The assumption is probably you need someone to give you a cable to operate the thing you likely don’t have a usb-c charger….but if you have a MacBook Pro you already have c-to-c cables
Usually means not enough power via the cable (I'm guessing from how my GoPro reacted by sometimes only charging not wanting to transfer files - better power cable = transfer mode)
Just to confirm. Doing the same direct file transfer via usb using Go3 requires it to be reframed on the Insta360 app on the desktop - only then it can be edited with 3rd party video editing software. For the Go3, you are saying that step can be skipped and the raw mp4 file can be edited?
Thanks for the video! Mine doesn't go into "U disk mode" as mentioned at 1:15. The red light comes on as you mentioned, but it won't go into "U Disk mode". Any suggestions as to how to get "U disk mode" to show up?
I assume you've worked this out by now, but... 1. Turn on the Go 3 2. Plug in the USB cable to the Go 3, and the other end to the computer/laptop/tablet/phone I found I needed to have the Go 3 turned on already before plugging it into my tablet, but with my laptop it didn't matter
are you able to transfer photos and videos to your phone with a cord? So if you dont have a wifi connection? Or do you just need a bluetooth connection?
With the limited, non-expandable storage on the GO3, is it possible to connect a USB-C thumb drive directly into the camera and transfer everything over?
can you make a video how to use footage from go 3 to edit on a iphone and then upload to youtube tik tok instagram in teh best quality available thanks!
Any thoughts on why I may be getting an intermittent connection? Connection worked for a while, not now the Go runs in circles saying the camera is not connected.
I asked the same question and by the looks of it I ain’t gonna get an answer.. he mentions it works on windows… but not a word about an iPad… not a word! I don’t get that!
