Using the Main Menu

To access backed-up video recordings (PC):

1Connect your USB flash drive to a USB port on your computer. An Autoplay window appears.

2Select Open Folder to View Files.

3Double-click the Movie folder to open it.

4Double-click files to open them in QuickTime, or move them to a folder on your computer to save them on your computer’s hard drive.

To access backed-up video recordings (Mac):

1Connect your USB flash drive to a USB port on your computer. The USB drive appears on your desktop.

2 Double-click the USB drive icon (

) to

open your USB thumb drive.

3Double-click the Movie folder to open it.

4Double-click files to open them in QuickTime, or move them to a folder on your computer to save them on your computer’s hard drive.

Setting QuickTime Player as a Default Media Player (PC)

It is recommended to set QuickTime Player as your default media player. This allows you to double-click on a backed up video file and have the file play automatically.

To set QuickTime Player as your default media player:

1Click on the backed-up video file you wish to view, and right-click.

2Click Open With>Choose Default Program.

Click Choose

Default program

3Under Recommended Programs, select QuickTime Player and then click OK.

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LOREX Technology LH340 EDGE3, LH3481001C8B, LH330 EDGE2 Setting QuickTime Player as a Default Media Player PC