When I try opening the videos from the DCIM, the video is slow but the audio is normal. Basically they are out of sync. Help?

There could be a few different problems. You should first narrow down the possibilities. If you are playing the mp4 file directly from your laptop try changing the source. Put the mp4 on a usb drive or on a playstation/xbox or simply on a dvd. Try playing the file through one of these other sources. If the audio no longer lags behind the video than its likely an encoder setting that your Hisense doesn't handle well. If lagging is still present on all your sources then change the type of cable. If you are using HDMI try RCA or vice versa. You can also separate the audio from the video. Try using a VGA cable between your laptop and TV for the video and use a separate RCA to 3.5mm headphone jack for the audio, Most Flatscreen TVs have dedicated audio inputs for different video inputs. Try out these different set ups and you can determine if the problem is with the TV the Laptop or the cables in between. If it is the TV you may have a problem with the main board but this is unlikely especially if the audio video sync works fine with other file types.

remove the SD card insert into the SD slot in the computer Card Reader. Depends on the file format. What have you tried to view the video on? Take a look at page 53 of the user manual: https://gopro.zendesk.com/home IF you need a freeware Media Player I suggest VLC, it plays most formats and easy to use, at : http://www.filehippo.com/download_vlc_32/

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connect the camer aand close flipshare if it opened, connect the open the camera as a drive (in my computer on windows, or on the desktop in mac os) and copy the DCIM Folder somewhere you can find it, disconnect the camera, open flipshare, click help, Recover other flipshare files, and choose the dcim directory you copied to the computer(if the video files are in a subfolder, choose that instead)

Sounds like your computer is having trouble decoding the video. You might try a newer video playback program, such as VLC (http://www.videolan.org).

Try doing a batch conversion and lowering the audio bitrate to help the audio sync with the video.

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Try to copy the whole dcim folder instead of opening the entire folder and copying all files. It will work..

Synch problems on Philips machines can be caused by the video output setting.

Usually there are 3 options for video output:

• PAL
• NTSC
• AUTO

PAL & NTSC force playback in that setting, regardless of DVD format, and sometimes cause a time delay in the conversion.

Try changing this option to AUTO. IF you have a modern TV, it should allow both PAL & NTSC playback.

If you tried the video test in the software you were supplied with the camera, try doing the same thing in windows movie maker2, this way if the same thing happens you know there is a problem with the cam driver streaming the audio and video not the software for recording. If it is still out of sync; as i have had on many occasions with my logitech, sometimes restarting the camera helps, because normally the camera programme starts up as soon as you boot up the pc ready for your cam to be connected. To do this there is normally an icon on right side of taskbar, right click on it and select close, and disconnect cam. Reconnect cam and the software should restart. You can also try using a different usb port as that sometiimes cures the delay.